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It’s time for the government to rip up their red lines on Europe to protect our defence, slash living costs and grow our economy. It’s deeply disappointing that they won’t commit to this.

Today, we @libdems.org.uk are announcing our plan for a new Growth and Defence Partnership with the EU, to: ✅️ Join the Single Market ✅️ Join a Customs Union ✅️ Boost growth and cut living costs ✅️ Strengthen European defence to keep Britain safe

Defence bonds would raise £20billion to shore to our national security in the next two years. The world has changed, and we need to respond. The government cannot afford to sit on their hands any longer.

Big corporations are making a fast buck whilst families struggle with soaring energy costs. We @libdems.org.uk will change that by clawing back their windfall profits to cut your bills, through our Essential Energy Guarantee. Watch to hear more.

I was asked what I thought about the Prime Minister's ultimatum to tech companies. Here's what I had to say.

I can't believe it's taken 2 years for the Prime Minister to issue an ultimatum to the big tech companies.

Exclusive: Ed Davey to make call ahead of 10th anniversary of Brexit vote, in strengthening of party’s position on EU

Every single household in Britain should be able to afford their basic everyday energy needs. Our Essential Energy Guarantee would use the huge windfall profits of the big energy network operators to cut your bills. @libdemdaisy.bsky.social has the details. ⬇️

Jude Bellingham’s solo run and finish soon after half-time set up a 4-2 victory for England in a dramatic World Cup Group L opener against Croatia in Dallas. Harry Kane had twice put Thomas Tuchel’s side ahead in the first half, only for Croatia to draw level each time, through Martin Baturina and Petar Musa. Bellingham restored England’s lead in the 47th minute, with Marcus Rashford adding a fourth late on to settle an absorbing contest. David Hytner’s match report from Dallas will follow Continue reading...

The energy operators have made huge windfall profits in the past five years. We want to claw back that money and use it to reduce people's energy bills.