
Liberator 431 is out and can be downloaded here: https://liberatormagazine.org.uk
In addition to Commentary, Letters and Lord Bonkers’ Diary find out in Radical Bulletin who at Westminster has put a shot across Ed Davey’s bow, why the party is running out of peers and whether there’s a link between Cyprus and vets bills.
LABOUR IN PAIN
The government’s performance is the antithesis of a sound economy, says Sarah Olney
A REVIEW TO DISAPPOINT HEDGEHOGS AND FOXES
The Liberal Democrat policy review fails to provide the ‘vision thing’, says David Grace
HOMES BROKEN BY SOCIAL HOUSING
Poor and overcrowded homes are damaging residents’ health and life prospects, says Rachel Bentley
PENSIONERS PAYING
Should wealthier pensioners be asked to pay towards the NHS? William Tranby explains why
FENCE SITTERS
Abstaining in Parliament is no strategy for the Lib Dems, says Sophie Layton
STARMER SHOULD GET REAL ABOUT DEFENCE
In a world where Europe can no longer rely on America for defence and Russian aggression continues in Ukraine, George Cunningham says radical change is needed to thinking about UK defence
PRESIDENTIAL PITCHES
Answers to Liberator’s questions from the three known candidates vying for the somewhat “it’s what you make of it” post of Liberal Democrat president
THE MYTH OF MANAGERIALISM
Julian Ingram argues that the answer to increasingly transactional voters lies in the Liberal Democrat preamble, not just the latest slogan
WHEN ENGLAND SAYS F OFF
The ‘F10’ attempt to streamline the Lib Dem candidates process was misunderstood and should be resolved and implemented, says Chris White
WHERE THE PARTY CAME FROM
Jonathan Calder looks at a new book on liberalism that challenges assumptions about the roles of noted thinkers
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