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Conservative opposition, plunged this country into a disastrous, illegal war. It helped to fuel the jihadist movements which terrorise the Middle East, and our own country, and our allies, to this day. Then, the same government lost control of the economy. It allowed reckless and greedy bankers to run amok. Yet again, the
Conservatives egged Labour on, demanding even less restraint." "The Liberal Democrats warned that it would end badly. And it did. An economy built on banking and property speculation was left dangerously exposed to the global financial crisis. And the baleful consequences are still with us: our economy continues to be dependent on the life support system of ultra-cheap money, which is now inflating a new credit bubble". He added: "Quite simply, Brexit Britain will be poorer and weaker than if we had decided to stay in Europe. Brexit was described by the Brexit Secretary himself as an operation of such technical complexity that it makes the moon landing look simple. "I have to say it is a pity that the Brexit landing is being managed by people who would struggle to get their heads around a toddlers’ Lego set".
1081:, Paddy Ashdown tells party members: "We carry the torch of radicalism in our defence of individual liberties and progressive social policies. And in our fight to control the abuse of power and modernise our political system, we carry the torch of liberals and democrats and radicals and reformers in every generation for four hundred years who have fought the vested interests of the day, to modernise our political system, and control the power of the State. In every generation, we have been opposed by the conservatives and the reactionaries. In every generation, we have succeeded through our tenacity, through the force of our ideas, and through the strength of our cause... We have won the power to make the difference. We have proved ourselves in local government. We have proved our ability to change the agenda. To put education at the forefront of national debate. To demand open, honest taxation. To set a new style of co-operation in politics, which puts country before party where it is right and where it can make a difference. Yes - we have earned the right and the power to make a difference. We have proved our ability to win".
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EU Referendum. He continues by saying, "Britain needs an opposition that is economically credible, radical, liberal. Britain needs an opposition that is passionate and socially just. Britain needs an opposition that is serious about power to make a difference, to improve all our lives. Under my leadership the
Liberal Democrats will be that opposition, because if we do not do this, it is clear now that no one else will. The alternative will be years of a disastrous one-party monopoly".
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has to change. I tell you this. If the
British House of Commons had known then what it knows now – about the events leading up to that fateful parliamentary debate and vote on committing our forces into war in Iraq – then the outcome could and should have been fundamentally different... This is supposed to be a parliamentary democracy. What we’ve seen is a small clique driving us into a war, disregarding widespread public doubts. That is not acceptable".
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1087:, you went to the country with a message you believed. Proud to have said what you think needs to be done for your country. Proud to have stood out against the fatalism of British politics. Proud to have said - it does not have to be like this. Yes, it can be done. Tell them how it is. Tell them what we will do. Tell them we will be their champions. Tell them their vote can make a difference".
896:, Paddy Ashdown tells party members: "This could be a different sort of election. It could be an election where we don't just change the leaders, we can change the quality of leadership as well. Where we don't just change our government, but change our system of government as well. Where we don't just pass a verdict on the past, but where we set a new course for our country's future as well".
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the same old fake choices, the same old feeling that nothing ever changes. But this isn't a story of indifference. People do care about issues. Climate change. Poverty. Their local school or hospital. There are marches and campaigns and petitions launched every day of the week. People care. They just don't care about politicians".
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Britain for good". He acknowledges that the budget deficit reduction programme, reducing the level of public debt incurred by the previous Labour government, represents "unsettling times", but states that it will be implemented "as fairly as possible", with the long-term goal of "wiping the slate clean for a new generation".
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to his adult life in caring for his own severely disabled son, saying "John needs 24/7 care - and probably always will". Talking to
Britain's carers, he says, "I understand what you're going through and I promise you this: I will be your voice. I will be the voice of the nine million carers in our country".
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After receiving a standing ovation, Jo
Swinson talks of her early life before politics, how her father had been an inspiration and why the party's values became so important for her. She continues by talking about the importance of fighting for the "heart and soul of Britain", pledging to stop Brexit
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Federal Conference that, after the worst General Election defeat in 45 years, the party has now become more relevant than ever, with people on low incomes suffering a further fall in living standards, and business threatened by losing access to European markets after the forthcoming
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The new leader talks about the failures of the political system to improve living standards and respond to the public's needs, and continues: "No wonder people are tired of politics. Tired of a system that swings like a pendulum between two establishment parties. Tired of the same old politicians,
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Ashdown, tells the Conference that the party has been ahead of its time, and that it "rightly" talks about strategy, but that "no strategy will work, unless we have something fresh to say and offer something distinctive to vote for", and that if it fails to "think afresh",
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In an online speech introducing himself to the public, Davey pledges to "stand up for carers", drawing on his experiences as a carer throughout his life: from his early teenage years, nursing his mother through bone cancer, bringing her tumblers of morphine every morning before going off to school,
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Conservatives had been willing to "embrace negotiation and compromise", and continues, "We created a government which will govern, and govern well, for the next five years. Hold our nerve and we will have changed British politics for good. Hold our nerve and we will have changed
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Federal Conference and denounces the (then) Labour Government for going to war in Iraq: "No more glad, confident morning for this shop-soiled Labour government. They seek to manage, not lead; to manipulate, not tell it as it is... The soul goes out of politics. So the system itself simply
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The new leader, Charles
Kennedy, after thanking his predecessor, emphasises that in the forthcoming year, a number of elections are to be fought, and that it is important that politicians reconnect with voters, and that if they do, people will become "as enthusiastic about parties as they are about
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Any party member can submit a motion, with the support of at least 10 local party members, a local party, Federal Policy Committee or an Associated Organisation (AO). Any party member can also speak either for or against a Motion. The debate ends with a vote, open to all members at Conference. If a
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Vince Cable's last Conference speech as party leader. He talks about the disillusionment the public feel about politics, and continues, "I am proud of the role our party has played, unapologetically leading the case for Remaining for an Exit from Brexit through securing and then winning a People's
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Campbell tells the Conference of the hopes dashed by Labour after a decade of rule, and continues: "After three election victories, Labour has failed. The gap between rich and poor is wider than at any point under Margaret Thatcher. We have higher taxes, but little improvement in public services.
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pressure groups". He says that if they don't, "derisory turnouts will be the norm". He says that party politics can make a difference beyond voting and by "engaging in the process", and that the party must inspire "a new generation of voters", and "connect values and vision to everyday life".
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Cable continues by saying, "Anyone who doubts the relevance of the Liberal Democrats should reflect on the three great disasters perpetrated by the two main parties in recent years: the war in Iraq; the banking crisis; now Brexit. You may remember that the Labour government, egged on by the
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Millions of pensioners remain consigned to poverty: two thirds of them women. Hard-working families are crippled by debt. Carbon emissions are rising. And now hospital wards are closing, doctors and nurses are losing their jobs. This is the domestic legacy of the Blair-Brown Government."
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and stating that the country deserves "a better choice than an entitled Etonian or a 1970s socialist". To wide applause, she says that she is standing "as your candidate for Prime Minister", and that in the case that the party wins a majority of seats, it would revoke Article 50.
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Vote. Against all the odds, our cause is very much alive. We have been quite clear that the 2016 referendum, now more than 2½ years ago, was not a good basis for leaving. It was undertaken solely to satisfy an internal quarrel inside the Conservative Party."
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Davey also makes clear that, "after three deeply disappointing elections", in 2015, 2017 and 2019, voters feel the party has become "out of touch" with their concerns, and he promises to listen to, and engage with, them.
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of all party members for party committees, such as the Federal Executive, Federal Policy Committee and Federal Conference Committee, starting with the next round of elections at Autumn Conference 2016.
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system. There are no 'weighted' votes reserved for the party's Elected Representatives, MPs, trade unions or for senior members of the party. A proposal can only become policy if Conference votes for it.
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Swinson also pledges that future government budgets would be based not only on GDP figures but on factors of national wellbeing, inspired by a model used by the Prime Minister of New Zealand,
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is declared Leader. The newly-created party holds its first Conference, known as the SLD Conference, with its members referring to their party as "the Democrats".
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that it risks "falling into the easy trap of leftist, oppositional politics. And that," he says, "would mean making ourselves irrelevant again for a generation".
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4432:
4369:
4221:Second Frontbench Team of Vince Cable
4140:
4095:
3980:
3671:
3657:
3631:
3347:
3198:Kevin Schofield (19 September 2017).
2944:
2942:
2940:
2938:
2681:
2679:
2677:
2397:
2395:
2243:Policy motion: A More Caring Society
2118:Liberal Democrats Leadership Election
2052:Liberal Democrats Leadership Election
1942:Liberal Democrats Leadership Election
1853:Liberal Democrats Leadership Election
1544:Liberal Democrats Leadership Election
1476:Liberal Democrats Leadership Election
1209:Liberal Democrats Leadership Election
575:Matthew Palmer (Welsh Representative)
167:, also known inside the party as the
4661:Recurring events established in 1988
4531:National Liberal Party ("Simonites")
4203:First Frontbench Team of Vince Cable
3380:
2567:
2565:
2523:
2521:
2519:
4631:Annual events in the United Kingdom
4526:Independent Liberals (Lloyd George)
4516:Independent Liberal Party (Asquith)
4444:Liberal Democrats headquarters (UK)
4197:Frontbench Team of Menzies Campbell
4096:
3609:Liberal Democrat Conference website
3329:"Read Vince Cable's speech in full"
2591:
2481:
327:traditionally do not hold votes at
169:Liberal Democrat Federal Conference
13:
4381:Alliance Party of Northern Ireland
4281:Northern Ireland Liberal Democrats
4191:Frontbench Team of Charles Kennedy
3239:
3142:Dumont, Lydia (20 February 2017).
3090:"One Member, One Vote: what next?"
3015:Roger Mortimore and Andrew Blick,
3009:
2948:Roger Mortimore and Andrew Blick,
2935:
2787:Roger Mortimore and Andrew Blick,
2781:
2753:O'Grady,Sean (19 September 1999).
2685:Roger Mortimore and Andrew Blick,
2674:
2527:Roger Mortimore and Andrew Blick,
2392:
2112:The first Federal Conference with
2046:The first Federal Conference with
1936:The first Federal Conference with
1847:The first Federal Conference with
1538:The first Federal Conference with
1470:The first Federal Conference with
1203:The first Federal Conference with
416:Federal Conference Committee (FCC)
16:British political party conference
14:
4672:
4636:Conferences in the United Kingdom
3602:
3560:
3300:Walker,Peter (7 September 2018).
3114:Waddington, Sian (26 July 2016).
3019:, Palgrave Macmillan 2018, p. 275
2791:, Palgrave Macmillan 2018, p. 273
2769:from the original on 14 June 2022
2562:
2516:
581:Duncan Brack (FPC Representative)
187:, at a variety of venues (due to
4185:Frontbench Team of Paddy Ashdown
3224:Brody, Laura (7 February 2018).
3088:Pack, Mark (22 September 2015).
3017:Butler's British Political Facts
2950:Butler's British Political Facts
2789:Butler's British Political Facts
2687:Butler's British Political Facts
2529:Butler's British Political Facts
443:
434:
425:
376:Bournemouth International Centre
27:
4109:Leader of the Liberal Democrats
3577:
3554:
3533:
3507:
3486:
3460:
3434:
3406:
3387:Jonathon Reid (12 March 2020).
3321:
3293:
3267:
3217:
3191:
3170:Everitt, Jack (2 August 2017).
3163:
3135:
3107:
3081:
3053:
2983:
2955:
2907:
2882:
2854:
2828:
2803:
2794:
2746:
2719:
2692:
2648:
2621:
725:agreed to seek merger with the
461:Leader of the Liberal Democrats
4449:List of MPs (past and present)
3672:
3441:Ed Davey (25 September 2020).
3413:Sleigh, Sophia (20 May 2020).
3246:Jack Everitt (1 August 2018).
2894:British Political Speeches.org
2700:"Federal Conference Committee"
2534:
2421:
2363:
2338:
638:Jeremy Hargreaves (Vice Chair)
1:
4227:Frontbench Team of Jo Swinson
4215:Frontbench Team of Tim Farron
4209:Frontbench Team of Nick Clegg
4159:Current members of Parliament
4141:
3274:Pack, Mark (22 August 2018).
2331:
2321:Conservative Party Conference
2182:Policy motion: Opposition to
727:Social Democratic Party (SDP)
220:Conservative Party Conference
731:Social and Liberal Democrats
499:Federal Conference Committee
98:Federal Conference Committee
7:
4454:General election manifestos
4297:Liberal Democrat Conference
4233:Frontbench Team of Ed Davey
2289:
527:Cara Jenkinson (Vice Chair)
271:
165:Liberal Democrat Conference
155:Liberal Democrat Conference
22:Liberal Democrat Conference
10:
4677:
4656:Political party assemblies
4434:History and related topics
4255:Scottish Liberal Democrats
2815:britishpoliticalspeech.com
2727:"Federal Policy Committee"
635:Sally Burnell (Vice Chair)
530:Cllr Jon Ball (Vice Chair)
524:Cllr Nick da Costa (Chair)
478:
266:Education Policy Institute
4601:
4590:
4439:
4428:
4376:
4365:
4321:
4305:
4289:
4268:
4250:English Liberal Democrats
4242:
4177:
4151:
4147:
4136:
4104:
4091:
4042:
3991:
3987:
3976:
3895:
3828:
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3682:
3678:
3667:
2175:Policy motion:Scrap (the)
2116:as Leader, following the
1940:as Leader, following the
1851:as Leader, following the
1542:as Leader, following the
1474:as Leader, following the
1207:as Leader, following the
149:
137:
102:
88:
54:
44:
26:
4606:Liberal Party (UK, 1989)
4276:London Liberal Democrats
4178:Frontbench in opposition
3585:"Spring Conference 2023"
3541:"Spring Conference 2023"
3494:"Spring Conference 2023"
3276:"The new Lib Dem slogan"
3226:"Spring Conference 2018"
3144:"Spring Conference 2017"
2629:"Conference Access Fund"
2457:"How is policy decided?"
2407:Institute for Government
2221:Cancelled following the
1658:, led by Prime Minister
717:Following a vote at the
650:Alisdair Calder-McGregor
603:Federal Policy Committee
296:, usually in September.
4551:Social Democratic Party
4471:Glee Club (UK politics)
4344:Scottish Young Liberals
4331:LGBT+ Liberal Democrats
4260:Welsh Liberal Democrats
2326:Labour Party Conference
2316:Party conference season
1546:, on 18 December 2007.
212:Labour Party Conference
185:party conference season
92:Board of directors
4641:Liberal Democrats (UK)
4506:Scottish Liberal Party
4340:English Young Liberals
2660:Liberal Democrat Voice
2607:Liberal Democrat Voice
2128:Universal Basic Income
616:
511:
488:
379:
356:
347:Conference Access Fund
319:
285:
268:
235:
207:
4486:National Liberal Club
4464:Limehouse Declaration
4371:Related organisations
2275:14-17 September 2024
2248:23-26 September 2023
2223:death of Elizabeth II
2212:17-20 September 2022
1079:1997 General Election
890:1992 General Election
699:Speeches and Motions
647:Belinda Brooks-Gordon
610:
591:(FCEC Representative)
506:
486:
374:
354:
339:with an event titled
317:
307:, and the funeral of
279:
263:
233:
205:
181:2024 general election
130:(deputy party leader)
111:Nick da Costa (Chair)
4561:Southport Resolution
4556:SDP–Liberal Alliance
4481:Liberator (magazine)
4416:Social Liberal Forum
3982:Leadership elections
3830:Leaders in the Lords
2311:One member, one vote
2301:Social Liberal Forum
2177:Coronavirus Act 2020
1863:one member, one vote
1478:, on 21 March 2006.
704:25—29 September 1988
613:one member, one vote
548:Cllr Hannah Kitching
465:one member, one vote
410:Conference processes
367:Conference locations
247:Social Liberal Forum
224:one member, one vote
3521:. 17 September 2021
3474:. 28 September 2020
2971:. 21 September 2006
2870:. 21 September 1999
2550:. 10 September 2022
2403:"Party Conferences"
2054:, on 22 July 2019.
1944:, on 20 July 2017.
1855:, on 16 July 2015.
210:In contrast to the
139:Parent organization
23:
4152:MPs and Frontbench
3614:Lib Dem Conference
2997:. 23 November 2015
2840:BBC Daily Politics
2164:17 September 2021
1656:Conservative Party
1211:on 9 August 1999.
739:is held, in which
617:
560:Cllr Simon McGrath
512:
489:
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309:Queen Elizabeth II
286:
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4596:Breakaway parties
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4401:Friends of Turkey
4396:Friends of Israel
4361:
4360:
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4356:
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4087:
4086:
4083:
4082:
4043:Deputy Leadership
3972:
3971:
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3660:Liberal Democrats
3447:Liberal Democrats
3333:Liberal Democrats
3253:Liberal Democrats
3177:Liberal Democrats
3149:Liberal Democrats
3121:Liberal Democrats
2732:Liberal Democrats
2705:Liberal Democrats
2634:Liberal Democrats
2502:Liberal Democrats
2462:Liberal Democrats
2433:Liberal Democrats
2287:
2286:
2262:15-17 March 2024
2234:17-19 March 2023
2192:11-13 March 2022
2184:vaccine passports
2144:19-21 March 2021
2122:COVID-19 pandemic
1988:Liberal Democrats
792:Liberal Democrats
787:Ian Wrigglesworth
768:Ian Wrigglesworth
713:Ian Wrigglesworth
564:Wendy Chamberlain
305:COVID-19 pandemic
294:Autumn Conference
290:Spring Conference
173:Liberal Democrats
161:
160:
144:Liberal Democrats
4668:
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4511:Coalition Coupon
4430:
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3561:Elgot, Jessica.
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3069:. September 2015
3057:
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2842:. 3 October 2007
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2425:
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2418:
2416:
2414:
2409:. 26 August 2020
2399:
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2378:The Labour Party
2375:
2367:
2361:
2360:
2358:
2356:
2342:
1472:Menzies Campbell
1105:Robert Maclennan
1074:Robert Maclennan
1057:Robert Maclennan
1040:Robert Maclennan
1023:Robert Maclennan
1006:Robert Maclennan
987:Robert Maclennan
967:Robert Maclennan
719:Liberal Assembly
687:
686:
671:Elizabeth Jewkes
632:Ed Davey (Chair)
556:Shaffaq Mohammed
516:Liberal Democrat
447:
438:
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341:Labour Connected
329:their Conference
177:House of Commons
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4582:
4577:For a Fair Deal
4566:The Orange Book
4476:The Land (song)
4435:
4420:
4391:Christian Forum
4386:Beveridge Group
4372:
4353:
4317:
4301:
4285:
4264:
4238:
4173:
4164:Frontbench team
4143:
4128:
4100:
4098:Frontbench team
4079:
4050:2003 (Campbell)
4038:
4009:2006 (Campbell)
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1362:Charles Kennedy
1357:Navnit Dholakia
1350:
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1340:Navnit Dholakia
1333:
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1323:Navnit Dholakia
1316:
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1306:Navnit Dholakia
1299:
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1289:Navnit Dholakia
1282:
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1272:Navnit Dholakia
1263:
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1253:Navnit Dholakia
1246:
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1236:Navnit Dholakia
1227:
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1205:Charles Kennedy
1200:Navnit Dholakia
1193:
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1182:Navnit Dholakia
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949:Charles Kennedy
940:
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930:Charles Kennedy
923:
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913:Charles Kennedy
904:
902:
894:hung parliament
885:Charles Kennedy
876:
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866:Charles Kennedy
859:
857:
849:Charles Kennedy
840:
838:
830:Charles Kennedy
823:
821:
812:Charles Kennedy
802:
800:
778:
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696:Party President
685:
680:
677:Catherine Royce
668:Robert Harrison
653:Christine Cheng
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4336:Young Liberals
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4029:2019 (Swinson)
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4001:
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