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The New EHRC Code Demonstrates Why Sex‑Based Laws Need a Root‑and‑Branch Review
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0Richard Hopkins advocates reform of equality, gender and sex based rights law.
Clarity: Not Erasure
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5Pride Month – overblown rhetoric must not be allowed to trump reality – Andrew MacGregor offers welcome clarity.
Michael Meadowcroft, 6 March 1942–1 June 2026, Liberal MP and Political Philosopher
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4An appreciation by Nigel Scott.
A Liberal Approach to Our Broken Energy Policies: Fantasy vs. Reality of Net Zero 2050
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5Kayed Al-Haddad challenges the current orthodoxy.
It’s Complicated and Superficial Knowledge Doesn’t Help
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14Gavin Stollar explains the Israeli Palestinian conflict from an Israeli perspective.
Thought‑Terminating Clichés Are the New Normal
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5Debating with people who can’t construct a coherent argument is tough, says Zoe Hollowood.
Welfare in the 21st Century: From Hand Down to Hand Up
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3By reforming our tax and benefits system, we can deliver a fair deal for everyone, says Kayed Al-Haddad.
Comment Is Free – if You Know Where to Look
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8The Liberal Democrats need to rediscover the party’s love of constructive discussion and respect for a range of opinion, writes Zoe Hollowood.
A Liberal Approach to Solving the Housing Crisis: A Free‑Market Solution
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9Kayed Al-Haddad sets out his stall.
A Track Less Discovered: A Novel Approach to Railways in the 21st Century
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2Kayed Al-Haddad wants to shake up the railways.
Speaking About Democracy in the House of Lords
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2Chris Rennard reports from the inside on constitutional reform and safeguarding democracy.
Why Game Theory Is Breaking Britain – but Could Also Save It
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1Rachel Barker questions the direction society has taken – and suggests the solution.
Proportional Representation Is Back on the Agenda but Which Kind?
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6David Barnsdale explains the opportunities and pitfalls.
Who Gets Heard? Why British Governments Listen to Business — and What It Costs the Rest of Us
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2Andrew MacGregor is not being listened to – and he’s not the only one.
Another Referendum?
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7Former Liberal Democrat MP John Barrett explains why one is never enough for some people.
The Scottish Parliament Election
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3“Incredible” results for the LibDems are at best a small positive step.
A Liberal Approach to the State: A Twenty‑First Century Concept of the State’s Role
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3How should the state evolve to meet the needs of today’s society? Kayed Al-Haddad sets out modern parameters.
Netanyahu and Gaza – How Should Britain Respond?
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4Andy Daer calls for a reappraisal of our policy on Israel.
A Liberal Approach to Restructuring Local Government in England
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3A confusing melange of authorities should be streamlined, says Kayed Al-Haddad.
The Commissioner Who Lost His Neutrality…
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0Sir Mark Rowley politicised the Metropolitan Police Service and failed in his duty to prosecute war crimes, claims Andrew MacGregor.
When Will the Party Give the Electorate a Reason to Vote for Us?
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9Election results 2026 — the Liberal Democrats are falling short of reasonable expectations, says Bill MacCormick.
“Does Magna Carta Mean Nothing to You? Did She Die in Vain?”
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0Abandoning human rights would be a historic mistake, asserts Andrew MacGregor.
The Silence They Cannot Buy: Iran, Antisemitism and the Weaponisation of Fear
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0Our politicians are craven and dishonest. They construct false narratives and hide behind them, writes Andrew MacGregor.
Time for a Liberal Approach to Fiscal Policy
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1Kayed Al-Haddad calls for a rethink of our approach to economic management.
Guns, Wealth and Welfare – Who Carries the Burden for Defence?
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0Increased defence spending is on the agenda. Andrew MacGregor asks “Who should pay for it?”
From Blair’s ‘Tough on Crime/Tough on the Causes of Crime’ to Placing Sticking Plasters Over Gaping Wounds Under Starmer — How Britain’s Shoplifting Crackdown Exposes a Justice System Built to Protect Property Over People, and Power Over Accountability
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4Andrew MacGregor believes our criminal justice priorities are skewed – here’s how:
It’s Time to Clean the Augean Stables
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7The Liberal Democrats have failed to adhere to liberal values again. Those responsible should go says Nigel Scott.
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