At the end of the 1972 film The Candidate, newly-elected US senator Bill McKay seeks guidance on what to do next, reflecting a similar sentiment felt by Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey as the party gathers for its first conference since a significant increase in parliamentary representation following the July general election. The Lib Dems’ MPs rose from 15 to 72, marking a notable achievement for the party. As they convene in Brighton, the question of their next steps and strategic direction looms large in the minds of party members and leadership alike.
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Rachel Reeves left ‘completely isolated’ on tractor tax by bombshell flaw | Politics | News
Rachel Reeves, previously supported by senior tax expert Dan Neidle in defense of the tractor tax, has been humiliated and isolated after Neidle published new evidence revealing the tax will negatively impact hardworking farmers. Neidle's research shows that the Budget will benefit the mega-rich while burdening ordinary farmers, leading to doubts about the Treasury's revenue projections. The Countryside Alliance criticizes the Chancellor for being isolated on the policy and urges for a resolution to the...
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