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Why Britain should be wary of Andy Burnham’s Devolution Revolution (Iain Donaldson)
“Build, baby, build” but don’t lower our ambitions on affordability (Victor Chamberlain)
Twenty-six years of evidence on drugs. Twenty-six years of cowardice. (Tanya Park)
Tom Arms’ World Review (Tom Arms)
Observations of an Expat: Gaza (Tom Arms)
A shocking abuse of the legal system where the rich try to bully the weak and poor into submission
The Joy of Six 1540
Are we doing enough to insure against climate change?
Don't mention the Isle of Wight Separatists' 1950s terror campaign
Fergus McClelland was the last illegal major British child actor
Labour and the Liberals in 1924 and today
Family: Scene Through the Eye of a Lens
Brexit: The Uncivil War - the TV drama with Benedict Cumberbatch
A power vacuum?
David McHardy 
George Thomas George Thomas 
William Wallace 
Nick Baird 
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Hi, I have posted a blog on where I think th Lib Dems could go from here.
Please have a read, and if you feel it would be relevant on here let me know and I can cross post.
Thanks
Lib Dems, please remember whilst all these negotiations are going on in smoke free rooms, many, like me, haven’t been voting Lib Dem all these years (in our case in Vince Cable’s constituency) so that you can let the Tories in. We have voted tactically, as have thousands of others in boroughs like ours, to keep the Tories out. Don’t let us down.
A brief comment on the present negotiations which might break the deadlock between the lib dems and the conservative parties.
In dividing cabinet posts between the two parties, at the very least lib dems should hold the two most important posts.
1. Secretary of State for Schools;
2. Secretary of State for Political Reform (including Electoral Reform).
Such a division of responsibilities will have far reaching positive all embracing consequences which both sides should be able to sell to their rank and file. Please pass this suggestion on to your negotiators.