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LDV’s Sunday Best: our 7 most-read articles this week

By | Sun 29th June 2014 - 3:58 pm

7 ver 4 fullMany thanks to the 12,400visitors who dropped by Lib Dem Voice this week. Here’s our 7 most-read posts…

Why changing leader now WILL save the party in 2015 and beyond (363 comments) by Jonathan Pile

Lord Storey on Nick Clegg: Not popular, nice guy, principled. What do the headlines report? Toxic (83 comments) by Caron Lindsay

Opinion: Tuition Fees not the crime of the century (142 comments) by Paul Walter

The Orange Book: 10 years on, 5 thoughts from me on its legacy (35 comments) by Stephen Tall

Opinion: “Orange Bookers” are the boldest thinkers in the party. They also need tone the most progressive” (54 comments) by Andrew Chamberlain

Opinion: How the world has changed since the Orange Book was published (52 comments) by Rebecca Hanson

David Cameron should make Nick Clegg end the Coalition, say Tory MPs (16 comments) by Mary Reid

 

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