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• Andy Burnham has a once-in-a-generation opportunity to renew British democracy. He should take it. (Roz Savage MP)
• Why the Lib Dem Defence Bonds plan is a bad idea (Nick Baird)
• Vince Cable writes: Manchesterism and Localism (Vince Cable)
• William Wallace writes: What do Liberal Democrats have to offer the “left behind”? (Lord William Wallace)
• Battling Burnham: a Liberal Democrat response (John Armah)

• Lib Dems return to winning ways in council by-elections
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• Farage in trouble again?
• Council by-election results scorecard 2026-2027
• The making of Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased)
• Taking the goats to Lobley Hill.
• Trip to the Hoppings
• How many councillors has Reform UK lost since the May 2026 elections?
• Jonathan Liew tots up the price English cricket has paid for Bazball
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