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Boris Johnson hopes long-awaited white paper to address regional inequality in UK will shift debate away from parties

Lib Dem Party President Mark Pack sets out the party’s plan for the coming year.

The new leader of the Scottish Liberal Democrats Alex Cole-Hamilton says his party can offer fresh ideas for voters.

Economic growth figures this week have reaffirmed the message that the removal of Covid-19 restrictions is causing a rapid return to economic growth. The US and the UK have recorded strong figures for the first part of the year, whilst the official estimates for the eurozone show substantially better growth than anticipated. And unlike last summer’s rushed attempt to return to

Could Stockport council change hands again at next month’s local elections? The town hall is s currently under no overall control, with Labour and the Lib Dems each having 26 councillors. Dont miss a thing by getting the days biggest stories sent direct to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Click here When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice...

O VER THE summer of 2020, as coronavirus cases fell and life in Britain felt briefly normal, something very abnormal was happening to the country’s electricity supply. No coal was burned to generate any portion of it for a period of more than two months, something that had not happened since 1882. Britain’s four remaining coal-burning power plants are zombies, all but dead. Within a couple of years they will be closed and Britain will probably never burn coal for electricity again. Listen t...

But greening the power grid was the easy bit. Heating and transport will be harder

Centralising responsibility for social care would risk disruption, a council-commissioned report says.

Proposals set out plans for the DH to be beefed up to take back more central control over health policies

The worst recession in a hundred years is precisely not the moment to raise taxes. We need to support companies so they can invest and grow