The launch of “Your Party” over the weekend - the Jeremy Corbyn/Zarah Sultana-backed left-wing challenger to Labour - was ...

This week saw three principal council by‑elections in England, each offering a glimpse into the shifting local political landscape. The most notable was in Pendle, where the Liberal Democrats faced ...

The Chancellor’s budget speech was strong on rhetoric and good intentions. However, with the exception of the property tax, it was almost as though Rachel Reeves was unaware of the existence of the ...

Rachel Reeves’ second budget has some things which we should like plus some things we should dislike. Ed Davey shouldn’t attack the government for increasing the tax burden. We as a party should ...

The Chancellor hopes no one notices. Voters are starting to realise. There is no getting around it. The NHS and social care need more money – this is the lion’s share of the budget and is where the ...

There was much in Rachel Reeves’ Budget last week for Liberal Democrats to criticise. The freezing of the income tax bands is a stealth tax. It will gradually push many people over time into higher ...

In her Budget Statement the Chancellor of the Exchequer stated one of her aims was to cut waiting lists in the NHS. According to a survey by the Times newspaper earlier this year it was estimated that ...

Ever since 1941 the fundamental assumption of British foreign policy has been that the ‘special relationship’ with the USA is the foundation of our international security and status.  Winston ...

I don’t know if you feel the same, but it seems to me that this is the longest run-up to a Budget that I can remember.  We’ve ...

Liberator 432 is out. You can download Liberator 432 for free here. and remember you can sign up here to be emailed when each ...

The follow up to Rachel Reeves’ huge raid on employers last year was expected to be more subdued, after all a 3% increase in employers National Insurance Contributions (NICs) did have the expected ...