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After two storms in two days, farmers say on-farm water storage could tackle both flooding and drought.
When will the Government deliver its promised £15m fund and expand permitted development rights?
The promise of a better future has been broken for young people.
The Liberal Democrats have a plan to fix this.
WATCH: Ed Davey asks the PM about whether the government agrees with the Lib Dems that the best way to grow our economy is to join the Single Market and the Customs Union.
Need answers to our nations’ problems? Just listen to what @libdemdaisy has to say 👀
The Lib Dems are the only party with a real plan to grow our economy, putting a stronger relationship with Europe at its heart.
Liberal Democrats retweeted
And we both know that’s not true Nigel don’t we?
I’m still waiting for the apology you were required to write to me… Though I won’t hold my breath
Liberal Democrats retweeted
Shocked and bloody angry I think... it takes more than that to shake me.
I may be a woman, but I'm not the snowflake here.
Exclusive:
Nigel Farage's "physical altercation" during the State Opening of Parliament was with the Lib Dem MP Caroline Voaden - and has caused an major row between Reform and the Lib Dems.
Lib Dem sources say Voaden was left "shocked and shaken" after he "shoved" her to secure a place in the procession of MPs to the King's Speech.
Video from the Commons Chamber that day shows Farage and Voaden making their way down from their benches together.
Voaden reported the incident to the Serjeant at Arms and says Farage was asked to apologise - but hasn't.
A Reform spokesman denies any wrongdoing by Farage, saying "it was the Lib Dem MPs being aggressive towards Nigel". Lib Dems say that is "utter nonsense"
Farage said yesterday that the "physical altercation" was the reason he didn't put up a fight to be in the Chamber for the Budget after his prayer card to save a space was removed.
He said he thought that after the row with Voaden, it was "better to avoid conflict".
But in a further twist, a Commons spokesman says Farage's card was only removed because it didn't have a date stamp, which are required to reserve a spot.
Top work by @hope_sapphire here:
telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/10…
Behind the scenes with @libdemdaisy on last night’s BBC Question Time! 📺
Liberal Democrats retweeted
You just went on QT and denied climate change is a problem, even after the hottest winter on record and thousands of heat related deaths.
We’re the ones on another planet?
Funny considering you so regularly talk out of Uranus.
After years of economic chaos, we need a real growth plan with Europe at its heart.
We will continue to call on Labour to fix the Tories’ botched Brexit deal, unlock growth and cut taxes and bills.
A stronger partnership with Europe is key to growing our economy and cutting taxes and bills.
Instead, we've been left with a Budget that falls short of what's needed.
@libdemdaisy
Nigel Farage had every opportunity to make his voice heard in Parliament but instead he chose to hold a press conference.
That was his decision, and he should be honest about it.
@libdemdaisy
Oop!
'Did you tell Liz Truss and Kwasi Kwarteng there was too much in their mini-budget before they announced it?' - @WilfredFrost
'I didn't see it before it was announced.' - @griffitha
'As a treasury minister, you didn't see it?' - @WilfredFrost
Labour & the Conservatives' hidden tax rises are hitting 6.7 million more people.
The Conservatives' stealth tax, that Labour has decided to continue, will pull millions of ordinary workers into paying income tax for the first time.
The last thing millions of people need is a massive stealth tax penalty just as energy bills rise and inflation soars.
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'That will be a £76 billion stealth tax rise on the British people'
On #BBCBreakfast Liberal Democrats leader Sir Ed Davey criticised the Chancellor for freezing income tax thresholds, which will stay at current levels until April 2031 as planned
bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c6x2…