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

By | Sun 9th November 2014 - 2:15 pm

7 ver 4 fullMany thanks to the 14,100  visitors who dropped by Lib Dem Voice this week. Here’s our 7 most-read posts…

Norman Baker quits as Home Office Minister (29 comments) by Stephen Tall

“Lib Dems have made majority Conservative rule in Britain less likely for perhaps a generation” (40 comments) by Stephen Tall

Six months from 7th May 2015: how the polls are looking and what to look out for (67 comments) by Stephen Tall

++BREAKING: Lynne Featherstone to replace Norman Baker at Home Office, Lindsay Northover to go to DFID (!5 comments) by Caron Lindsay

Champagne corks popping at party HQ (15 comments) by Paul Walter

Willott and Hunter stand down as Assistant Government Whips, Burt and Brake take over (29 comments) by The Voice

Lorely Burt’s Conservative opponent lectures her on sexism (30 comments) by Caron Lindsay

 

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