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Politics at School (Geoff Reid)
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Zack Polanski on the Fringe (Caron Lindsay)
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Enough is enough: Women and girls deserve better (Lib Dem Women)
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To paraphrase Shakespeare’ ‘something is rotten in the state of Britain’ (Judy Abel)
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Born to be a Refugee… (Dalila Henniche Maali)
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The plague pits and passageways of Green Park
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The Joy of Six 1561
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Conservative councillor Heather McLain joins Lib Dems
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Recycling centres to stay shut due to "high demand"
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Has a convicted fraudster moved into Reform UK party HQ?
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John Maynard Keynes: A very political economist
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Lib Dem Federal Conference: use the drafting advice service
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Is the market for flats in England/Liverpool dead?
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X-Ray Spex: Germfree Adolescents
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Nether Hambelton emerges from beneath Rutland Water
Recent Comments
Judy Abel
@David agree with those points. There are no checks and balances when it comes to how capital operates in our markets....
David Allen
"I think you could claim that a dogmatic insistence on a single ownership model has failed." Fair point, up to a point. Certainly - as I mentioned - nationa...
Mick Taylor
There seems to be a schizophrenic approach by our party when talking about high streets. On the one hand people bemoan the decline of high streets and on the ot...
David Raw
@ theakes "But we have to attack them"...... But that assumes anybody is even listening to the Lib Dems these days............. Most of the time there seems ...
Jana
I’m not sure about what is taught south of the border but most Scottish pupils are taught politics and some international relations as part of their upper pri...
