15 Questions the Tories won't answer - Farron

Today, Liberal Democrat leader Tim Farron has laid down 15 questions for the Conservatives to answer on the big issues of national security, schools, health and social care, welfare and their manifesto.  He has attacked the Conservatives for ‘hiding their real agenda from the public.’

Energy bill hike will add to Brexit squeeze on households - Davey

Clegg: May should take her inspiration from Jamie Oliver not Oliver Twist

Nick Clegg has warned today (Saturday 27th May) that Theresa May's plans to scrap free school lunches could hit children's health by depriving hundreds of thousands of pupils of their 5-a-day

The Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) has published a damning analysis of the Labour and Conservative manifestos, saying that neither party “has set out an honest set of choices.” 

It says plans in the Conservative manifesto could do "serious damage" to the quality of public services such as the NHS and schools, while Labour's tax rises may not raise anything like the tax revenues they have claimed.

Tim Farron, Leader of the Liberal Democrats, has launched a national movement calling on people, irrespective of their party affiliation, to stop the Conservatives’ planned Dementia Tax.

The Institute for Fiscal Studies has analysed Theresa May's plans for social care and concluded that “the Conservative plan makes no attempt to deal with the fundamental challenge of social care funding.”

The LiberaDemocrats were celebrating a barnstorming performance by Tim Farron in the TV leaders’ debate tonight in which he was applauded throughout.

Alistair Carmichael, former cabinet minister and Liberal Democrat shadow first secretary of state, responded to the debate by saying:

“Tim Farron was the only leader on the stage tonight.

Responding to a warning from the chairman of the British Medical Association's (BMA) GP committee that general practice is on the "brink of collapse," Liberal Democrat Shadow Health Secretary Norman Lamb commented:

Commenting on figures published by the Electoral Reform Society, whose analysis shows the number of school leavers on the electoral roll has dropped by more than a quarter in three years, Lib Dem Leader Tim Farron said:

We're delighted to announce that Karen Trench will be contesting the seat of West Bromwich East in the forthcoming general election.