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- Feb 28, 2010
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Feb 26, 2010
- Tories challenged to end control orders hypocrisy says Huhne
- Growth figures welcome but British economy is still weak says Cable
- Serious questions for Jack Straw over judge’s torture criticism says Davey
- Lib Dem gain in Huntingdonshire
- LD2010 Issue Two: Nick Clegg addresses voter apathy in online Q & A
- Feb 25, 2010
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Feb 24, 2010
- If Brown believed in fairness he would stop RBS bonuses says Carmichael
- Osborne is out of his depth says Cable
- Mid-Staffordshire hospital a disgrace says Lamb
- Energy firms should publish their profits on fuel bills says Hughes
- Baroness Williams calls for more support for ordinary citizens of the Gaza Strip
- Slashing NHS staff and services would be devastating says Lamb
- Feb 23, 2010
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Feb 11, 2010
- Lib Dems win campaign for advance notice of electricity & gas price changes
- Repossession figures show Labour failing those suffering most says Teather
- Howarth calls on government to bring down rail fares
- European Parliament rejects SWIFT interim agreement
- Liberal Democrats launch green jobs manifesto pledge
- Feb 10, 2010
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Feb 9, 2010
- FSA has an important role to play says Cable
- Labour’s promises to elderly on care are irresponsible says Lamb
- £1bn lost through benefits error staggeringly unfair says Webb
- Andrew Duff says new European Commission must be 'bolder and better'
- Government fails to satisfy on rail delay compensation
- Diplomacy doesn't stand a chance
- Federalists say new Barroso Commission must take the lead on crisis
- Feb 8, 2010
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Feb 5, 2010
- Government emissions up 6.25% in 2008 says Hughes
- MPs facing criminal charges must not hide behind Parliamentary privilege
- Government still failing to get banks lending to sound businesses
- Government still failing to get banks lending to sound businesses says Thurso
- Don Foster launches 'The Power of Creativity'
- Feb 4, 2010
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Feb 3, 2010
- Half of Labour’s Criminal Justice laws not fully implemented says Huhne
- Cutting spending should be based on economic indicators says Cable
- Tories should think of policies, not fiddle figures says Huhne
- Housing report reveals shameful waiting lists under Labour says Teather
- Government has let down children under five says Lamb
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Feb 2, 2010
- Brown must explain failure to act to stop Iraq war says Davey
- RBS bosses on another planet over bonuses says Carmichael
- Only the Liberal Democrats promise real choice on electoral reform says Huhne
- Osborne’s benchmarks are motherhood and apple pie politics says Cable
- Liberal Democrats will fight for proportional representation says Huhne
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Feb 1, 2010
- Government finally sees the light over non-doms says Lord Oakeshott
- Government recklessly endangered lives of UK forces says Harvey
- Suffolk Peer challenges Government on use of speed cameras
- Labour and Tories both confused and contradictory on economy says Cable
- Labour’s feed-in tariff plans too little too late says Hughes
- Liberal Democrats pledge smaller class sizes to break education inequality
- Nick Clegg pledges to give every child a fair start in life
- Shelter report highlights Labour failure on housing says Teather
- Cut class sizes for a fair start for children
- Performance gap between the poorest pupils widens across the country says Laws