Lib Dem party president Tim Farron attacks Conservative policies on taxation and the riots, and says it is inevitable the coalition "will end in divorce".

SCOTS are feeling the pinch from "reckless" Conservative policies, according to Labour leader Ed Miliband.

Perhaps it is too his credit that nuance is a word inimical to Lord Tebbitt. The unashamedly independent voice of the past has written a cutting piece about the coalition, the Lib Dems and the Oldham East by-election. He says: ‘A Lib Dem win would tilt the Coalition even farther Left and away from Conservative policies.’ Many Tory ministers joke that they thought themselves right wing ...

The Independent’s Andrew Grice has spiced up the story of a Liberal Democrat Parliamentary candidate’s defection to Labour with the help of some figures – which turn out to be incorrect. Andrew Lewin, who stood in Hertford and Stortford in May, has switched to Labour “in protest at his leader’s acceptance of Conservative policies and

Although the bulk of cuts in public services are yet to be announced, eight principled Liberal Democrat councillors have recently taken the lead in rejecting Lib Dem MP’s support of the Conservative policies by quitting the party, reports The Independent: The rebellion suggests that Mr Clegg could face a rough ride when his party holds its annual conference in Liverpool in two weeks. Four co...

In amongst the debate over capital gains tax and the politics of whether the Budget leans more towards the previous Liberal Democrat or Conservative policies on the topic is a significant issue of principle. The Liberal Democrats (and previously the Liberals in particular) have traditionally been much keener on the idea that the tax system

The Harrow Times reveals claims that the outgoing Conservative administration at Harrow Council presided over a “culture of fear”, blurring the line between politics and management: “The source, who spoke out under condition of anonymity, said high ranking officers in Harrow Council were too afraid of repercussions to give constructive criticism of Conservative policies. There

Labour's fourth election film shifts the focus of the election campaign onto Conservative policies and how they would make families worse off. The broadcast is a nightmare vision of the future following the election of a Conservative government. A few weeks after the Conservatives' emergency Budget cuts £6 billion from public spending, three families in a typical suburban street ar...

Labour’s fourth election film shifts the focus of the election campaign onto Conservative policies and how they would make families worse off.

Under fire for scaring pensioners about Conservative policies for the elderly, Labour has now withdrawn an election poster that showed David Cameron pushing a wheelchair.