Lib Dems aim to become 'party of Middle England'Sir Ed Davey aims for the Lib Dems to become the leading party in Middle England, challenging the Conservatives in the upcoming local elections.
We can't just be supine': Ed Davey urges Starmer to stand up to bully' TrumpKeir Starmer needs to adopt a stronger stance against Trump rather than trying to appease him.
Lib Dems aim to become 'party of Middle England'Sir Ed Davey aims for the Lib Dems to become the leading party in Middle England, challenging the Conservatives in the upcoming local elections.
We can't just be supine': Ed Davey urges Starmer to stand up to bully' TrumpKeir Starmer needs to adopt a stronger stance against Trump rather than trying to appease him.
Davey hails London's double strength' Lib DemsThe Liberal Democrats celebrate a record 72 seats in Parliament and aim to make a significant impact in Labour-dominated London.
Keir Starmer and Ed Davey lead two different parties but face the same question: can the UK centre hold? | Tom BaldwinStarmer and Davey, while stylistically different, have more in common than they appear and share a mutual respect as they lead their parties.
US will want Chagos Islands deal reversed, Trump's ex-national security adviser suggests UK politics liveEd Davey expresses deep concern about Trump's inauguration, highlighting potential threats to global security and the UK economy.
Ed Davey: we can offer better opposition than Punch and Judy' ToriesEd Davey criticizes UK government's lack of care sector plan, positioning Liberal Democrats as capable opposition focused on effective care policies.
Bizarrely, I enjoyed bungee jumping!' How Ed Davey became the Tom Cruise of British politicsEd Davey revitalized the Liberal Democrats through engaging and fun campaign activities, leading to a historic increase in seats for the party.
The Lib Dems need a tight policy focus but the stunts are here to stayEd Davey's unconventional campaign tactics effectively captured media attention and shifted the focus towards Lib Dem policies.
Davey hails London's double strength' Lib DemsThe Liberal Democrats celebrate a record 72 seats in Parliament and aim to make a significant impact in Labour-dominated London.
Keir Starmer and Ed Davey lead two different parties but face the same question: can the UK centre hold? | Tom BaldwinStarmer and Davey, while stylistically different, have more in common than they appear and share a mutual respect as they lead their parties.
US will want Chagos Islands deal reversed, Trump's ex-national security adviser suggests UK politics liveEd Davey expresses deep concern about Trump's inauguration, highlighting potential threats to global security and the UK economy.
Ed Davey: we can offer better opposition than Punch and Judy' ToriesEd Davey criticizes UK government's lack of care sector plan, positioning Liberal Democrats as capable opposition focused on effective care policies.
Bizarrely, I enjoyed bungee jumping!' How Ed Davey became the Tom Cruise of British politicsEd Davey revitalized the Liberal Democrats through engaging and fun campaign activities, leading to a historic increase in seats for the party.
The Lib Dems need a tight policy focus but the stunts are here to stayEd Davey's unconventional campaign tactics effectively captured media attention and shifted the focus towards Lib Dem policies.
A new Christmas single but do they know it's Ed Davey?Ed Davey promotes a Christmas charity single, 'Love Is Enough', alongside young carers, marking a unique event for a political party leader.
NHS can't wait any longer': Ed Davey tells Labour not to delay investmentKeir Starmer should prioritize immediate investment in NHS through taxes on banks and the wealthy to avoid further deterioration.
The Lib Dems are intoxicated by election success but they'll need to be sober about what comes next | Andrew RawnsleySir Ed Davey led the Lib Dems to their most successful election result in history despite a slight decrease in vote share.
NHS can't wait any longer': Ed Davey tells Labour not to delay investmentKeir Starmer should prioritize immediate investment in NHS through taxes on banks and the wealthy to avoid further deterioration.
The Lib Dems are intoxicated by election success but they'll need to be sober about what comes next | Andrew RawnsleySir Ed Davey led the Lib Dems to their most successful election result in history despite a slight decrease in vote share.