Monthly Archives: September 2025

1st  We need to sink Reform UK’s flagship policy (30) by Samuel Jackson
  Mathew on Monday: Patriotism, flags, and motive (4) by Mathew Hulbert
2nd  ALDE delegation – it’s international work (0) by David Chalmers
  1 September 2025 – yesterday’s press releases (0) by Mark Valladares
  2 September 2025 – today’s press releases (0) by Mark Valladares
3rd  Conference Countdown: The UK Government must provide stability to Ukrainian children in the UK (1) by Rowan Fitton
  Liblink Christine Jardine: Human beings are human beings (20) by NewsHound
  Lisa Smart MP writes…Why now is the time to update our thinking on digital ID (52) by Lisa Smart
  Occupation, imprisonment and injustice: the case of Marwan Barghouti and the global silence on Palestinian detainees (6) by Oliver SImpson
  Alex Cole-Hamilton: Recognition of Palestinian state essential step on road to peace (1) by The Voice
  3 September 2025 – today’s press releases (6) by Mark Valladares
4th  Sir Nick Clegg, the come-back kid! (31) by Merlene Emerson
  The Westminster Dog of the Year competition (0) by Steve Darling
  Zack Polanski’s first email as Green Leader: not a word about  Climate Change (14) by Simon McGrath
5th  ALDC by-election report, 4th September (13) by Liam Yip
  Israel and Palestine: a lasting peace (10) by Jack Meredith
  Immigration: A Liberal Force for Good in Britain (12) by Kamran Hussain
  4 September 2025 – yesterday’s press releases (0) by Mark Valladares
  5 September 2025 – today’s press releases (0) by Mark Valladares
6th  Observations of an Expat: End of Tariffs? (9) by Tom Arms
7th  Tom Arms’ World Review (5) by Tom Arms
  Remembering my Nana: War, partition, and the case for peace (2) by Mo Waqas
  A new approach? (11) by Jack Lee-Brown
  Get your amendments and questions in fast: Deadline 1pm tomorrow (0) by The Voice
  Caron’s catch-up – What a week! (14) by Caron Lindsay
8th  Elected mayors are here to stay. Let’s upgrade their elections properly (12) by Richard Wood
  Coal mines and constitutional reform (8) by Geoff Reid
  Mathew on Monday: How do we up our media coverage? (23) by Mathew Hulbert
9th  This wouldn’t happen to a man – Why Angela Rayner’s fall is a disgrace (28) by Donna Harris
  How should we respond to November’s Budget choices? (17) by Lord William Wallace
10th  Is having “good policy” important? (10) by Abrial Jerram
  Max Wilkinson: Why is the BBC following Farage around like a lost puppy? (13) by Caron Lindsay
  The UK Government must rethink its AI R&D (4) by Christian de Vartavan
  How the Labour Government’s “soft” approach to challenging regimes allowed transnational repression from the Chinese government (2) by Larry Ngan
  10 September 2025 – today’s press releases (3) by Mark Valladares
11th  Liberator 431 (10) by Liberator Collective
  Time to drop the pretence – Israel is no partner for peace (16) by Jonathan Brown
  How a simple oversight in legislation is costing the economy over £10bn a year, crippling businesses, and forcing nearly 1m unpaid carers into poverty (0) by Adrian Ashton
  11 September 2025 – today’s Federal press releases (0) by Mark Valladares
  11 September 2025 – today’s Scottish and Welsh press releases (0) by Mark Valladares
12th  Discrepancies in access to adapted vehicles leaves some people housebound (0) by Mary Reid
  ALDC by-election report, 11th September (4) by Liam Yip
  12 September 2025 – today’s press releases (0) by Mark Valladares
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