In his piece for the Telegraph today, Iain Dale applauds Nick Clegg for talking about tax cuts and laments the fact that it is a Liberal Democrat leader and not a Conservative one who is doing so.Will Nick Clegg attract Tory voters - Not all Conservatives are so impressed with Clegg's rhetoric, with ConsevativeHome arguing, for example, that the Lib Dem leader is lacking in wider credibility on t...

Here for LDV readers’ delectation is Nick Clegg speaking to camera just after launching the Lib Dems’ tax proposals for the next election: tax cuts for millions of people paid for by closing tax loopholes, making polluters pay and introducing a mansion tax on homes worth over £2m. PS to the Lib Dem video production team

Conservative plans to give married couples a tax break must take second place behind a Liberal Democrat tax cut for low-earners, Nick Clegg has insisted.

Nick Clegg’s pledge to go even further than the current Lib Dem commitment to cut the basic rate of income tax by 4p was the main topic for his interview on BBC Radio 4’s The Westminster Hour on Sunday night. You can listen to it here, and read the views of Lib Dem bloggers Linda

Jude Robinson is challenging Lib Dem MP Julia Goldsworthy to let the voters in Camborne, Redruth and Hayle know her views on a Lib Dem/Tory pact for government. It has been widely reported in the press this week that Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg has indicated that if the 2010 General Election resulted in no single party winning an outright Commons majority, Lib Dem MPs would swing their votes behind ...

With the prospect of a hung parliament looking more likely after a MORI poll put the gap between Labour and the Conservatives at just 6%, Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg has made it quite clear that a vote for his party at the next election could let Cameron have the keys to Number 10 even

Hélène Mulholland: Nick Clegg faces the first serious test of his leadership today as delegates at the Lib Dem conference in Bournemouth vote on his new mission statement for the party - including a bid to axe £20bn of Whitehall spending

Utter dislike of the Coalition of course. The Lib Dems may have greeted Nick Clegg triumphantly enough today, but the tenor of many questions to him yesterday was far from triumphal. Even today's set piece speech seemed, to the BBC's Nick Robinson, just a little defensive. If you want a clear idea of just what problems beat against the coalition from the Lib Dem left and the Tory right, have a rea...

Nick Clegg has a blue rose in his mouth in tomorrow's Spectator, serenading readers - and showing his hidden Tory side. I have to say, he puts his heart into it. Not only does the Lib Dem leader say he'll end the structural deficit with 100 percent spending cuts (not the 20 percent tax rises, 80 percent cuts combo that the Tories advocate), but he even heaps praise in Lady Thatcher. More...

Nobody would be taking "any notice" of the Lib Dems if they were not in government, Nick Clegg tells the BBC.