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What’s in this issue?

There’s Commentary, Lord Bonkers’ Diary and find out in Radical Bulletin, among lots more, about an attempt to scrap spring conference, a panic over corporate donations and a row concerning one internal election.

BEYOND THE HEARTLANDS.

The Social Liberal Forum is relaunching with a strategy to get the party out of its comfort zone. John Shreeve and Roger Hayes explain

CORPORATE DONATIONS: HOW TO PUT THIS RIGHT

The party establishment has watered down policy on political donations to the point of being meaningless. David Howarth’s amendment aims to deal with this

SOUTH SEA TROUBLE

Argentina’s far right president is causing trouble in the Falklands Islands, and tensions over Antartica could erupt soon. Sarah Green MP paid a visit

HOW TO STEAL A MIDTERM ELECTION

The triumph of democratic socialist Zoran Mamdani as New York’s mayoral race has not been grasped by the Democrat establishment, says Rebecca Tinsley

HEALTHY FREEDOM

Primary care is the foundation to living well and community politics means fighting for GPs and pharmacies, says Helen Maguire MP

CAPITAL GAINS

Sarah Olney MP caused some surprise when she became the first applicant for Lib Dem candidate for mayor of London. She explains why she wants to run the capital

THE FEELING’S MUTUAL

It’s time Liberal Democrats rediscovered the party’s old enthusiasm for mutual utilities and businesses as a better option than Labour statism, says Paul Hindley

CONTINUOUS PROCESS

Andy Burnham’s media skills hide a prime minister little different from his predecessor and possessed of few liberal sympathies, says Rosemary Runswick

TWO OF A KIND 

The parallels between Ed Davey and Kier Starmer are close and worrying, says Simon Banks

LIB DEMS’ LOST LIBERALISM

Richard Ormerod argues the party fails to stand up for free speech and is too ready to reach for authoritarian measures

NUCLEAR CANNIBALS

The UK’s conventional defence budget is already low and being eaten away by the nuclear programme, says Nick Baird

ILLIBERAL STUDIES

Education in Wales is at odds with liberal values yet perfectly attuned to old-fashioned, Bevanite socialism, argues Richard Kelly.

REVIEWS

The Answers Are There. By Libby Hoffman (Rebecca Tinsley)

A Hymn to Life – Shame has to change sides. By Gisèle Pelicot (Gwyneth Deakins)

Regime Change: Inside the imperial presidency of Donald Trump. By Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan (Rebecca Tinsley)

Suing The Kremlin: The Battle for Putin’s Billions By Martin Sixsmith (Kiron Reid)

Keynes For Our Times. By Robert Skidelsky (Stewart Rayment)

London Falling. By Patrick Redden Keefe (Rebecca Tinsley)

Reimagining the Post-Conflict State.By Eric Budd (Rebecca Tinsley)

Tsai Ing-wen and Taiwan: An Assessment of the First Administration 2016–2020. By Sabella Ogbobode Abidde (ed) (Larry Ngan)