Lib Dems say severance payouts to rule-breaking ministers should be scrapped
Some £530,000 was received in ministerial severance during the last year of political upheaval.
Some £530,000 was received in ministerial severance during the last year of political upheaval.
He said he is "100 per cent" ruling out a deal with Sir Keir Starmer, even if it means that the Tories get in through the middle in seats like Mid Bedfordshire.
The Lib Dem candidate, Emma Holland-Lindsay, has also pledged not to take a second job or presenting gigs.
"The government's motives behind voter ID are nothing to do with voter fraud, they are everything to do with the selfish interests of the Tory Party."
The Liberal Democrat leader called for swifter action on dealing with waste being pumped into rivers and seas.
Two crucial by-elections have exposed eerily familiar patterns.
"The tectonic plates of British politics are shifting.”
"People across the UK have said loud and clear: we want to welcome them, with open arms. Just as we welcomed refugees of other conflicts in the past," the Lib Dems leader said.
Sir Ed said there was a “real chance” of getting the Prime Minister out of office in the next election.
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