Over at Cancer Research UK’s science update blog, Nick Clegg asnwers questions about the Liberal Democrats plan to do to help beat cancer. Here’s an excerpt: Britain’s cancer survival rates are worse than many of our European neighbours – what are the Liberal Democrats planning to do to tackle this? Nick Clegg – Early detection is key.

Nick Clegg has been giving a speech at the think-tank Demos today, setting out his vision for what this Parliament should achieve – and what the Liberal Democrats should get from it. The heart of the argument is in this early section: Now that the Liberal Democrats are in government, liberal ideas are being deployed

Nick Clegg faces embarrassment after two more of his party's prominent backers denounced his leadership and said they no longer support the Liberal Democrats.

Nick Clegg has written to the leader of the student protests to plead with young people not to turn against the Liberal Democrats over their broken tuition fees promise.

AN unprecedented surge in support for the Liberal Democrats has followed Nick Clegg's "victory" in the first prime ministerial debate, an astonishing reflection o

It seems that the Liberal Democrats want to get in on the action in giving the insensate Labour Party a good old electoral kicking. Nick Clegg has yesterday signalled a change in resources, directing them at 50 constituencies in the UK where the Liberal Democrats are lying second to the Labour in Westminster elections. Obviously, as current

SCOTTISH Liberal Democrats have fired a warning shot at the UK party's leader, Nick Clegg, over his proposals to ditch the promise to abolish tuition fees south of the Bor

Apparently Nick Clegg has been leader of the Liberal Democrats for exactly one year today. (Hattip to Iain Dale's Diary: Nick Clegg: A Year of Progress or A Year of Disappointment? as I wouldn't have noticed otherwise.) So what has happened in his year as leader? Well to be honest not much. The Liberal Democrats have stabilised, have managed to have a year without a leadership election (...

Over at The Times, Nick Clegg argues that Labour has run out of steam and of ideas, and that its supporters are turning to the Liberal Democrats. Here’s an excerpt: have heard people claim that the local and European elections were a missed opportunity for the Liberal Democrats. I disagree. Of course, as in all elections,

I've been away for a couple of weeks and return as confused as ever about the strategy being pursued by Nick Clegg and the Liberal Democrats. Nick Clegg: first this way, then that way Back in mid-July, I highlighted how Clegg appeared to be "talking Tory" on tax, only for him to announce at the end of the month that the party was to concentrate its efforts on trying to win...