Over at the New Statesman, Lib Dem energy secretary Ed Davey has a rather perceptive and interesting piece on the Conservative Party's implosion over Europe. Here's ...
Writing for Public Service Europe, Lib Dem campaigner Richard Marbrow has an interesting piece on the distinctly geographical 'success' of Ukip. Here's an excerpt: For those of ...
Congratulations to Roberto Azevedo, who, it has just been announced, will take over from Pascal Lamy ...
The extent to which county council election results tell us about the state of politics in the country is without doubt significantly overstated. Only a ...
In the run-up to today's county council elections, Ed Miliband has been taking to a wooden pallet in towns and villages around the UK, telling ...
Those of us interested in politics and current affairs generally have particularly policy areas to which ...
Heard on Radio 4's PM earlier BBC Reporter: But why should millions of illegal immigrants be given an amnesty to stay here? Senior politician: Why should millions ...
Writing in this month's centenary issue of the New Statesman, former prime minister Tony ...
I'm sure readers would like to join the Voice team in sending our congratulations to ...
Cyprus's parliament couldn't have been much clearer in its rejection of the plan, negotiated between eurozone members, to bail out the country's failing banks. As a ...
As one might expect, groups within the Lib Dems are united in welcoming George Osborne's announcement that the coalition will deliver the Lib Dem policy ...
Here's an email I sent to the BBC's acting Director of News, Fran Unsworth, last night. Hat-tip to Richard Morris for highlighting the issue. Dear ...
Pieces of writing can do lots of things: challenge, comfort, exasperate, inform, entertain. Occasionally, though, one reads a piece that, in prose far more clear, ...
Economic jihad. That's how Vince Cable described Dr Liam Fox's speech to the IEA this morning. Dr Fox's speech is worth reading, though, precisely ...
Steve Webb, Lib Dem minister for pensions, delivered his speech to conference earlier today. The text of his speech is below. As some of you know, ...
Huhne, Pryce, Rennard, Eastleigh. A mass of events converge this weekend as Brighton once again ...
The BBC reports: The former wife of ex-cabinet minister Chris Huhne has been found guilty of perverting the course of justice by taking speeding points ...
President Obama's public statement in favour of a US-EU trade agreement should be welcomed by all liberals. Free trade is a cause with a ...
The following recently dropped into the Voice's inbox, and may be of interest to readers: The Ethnic Minority Liberal Democrats are going ahead with their Annual ...
Writing in today's Financial Times, Lib Dem schools minister David Laws has the following to say about the Government's announcements on reforms to the systems ...
This is the third of ...
This is the second of three posts looking at the party's messaging. The first was published here yesterday; the last and final post will ...
I have previously highlighted some of Baroness (Susan) ...
In my New Year review of the party’s position, I emphasised the need to get the basics right; political competence before all else. I ...
Appearing on the Andrew Marr Show this morning, Nick Clegg was asked once again which secondary school he would send his eldest child too. He ...
There will be lots of fascinating ...
Alastair Campbell asked an interesting (if not altogether original) question on Twitter this morning: Success of Borgen (currently trending) and West Wing (which I have ...
First up, the Independent's Andrew Grice reports Nick Clegg's comments from yesterday's Today Programme: The battle lines over which powers should be returned from Brussels to ...
The second week of LBC's Call Clegg is about to begin live on LBC. What will Clegg cover this week? You can find out by ...
The Guardian reports that, following a high-profile campaign, the government has agreed to retain ...