Liberal Democrats put Iraq back on political agenda

Liberal Democrat Leader Charles Kennedy, with Sir Menzies Campbell and Shirley Williams, have today called for a full public inquiry into the way the Prime Minister took the country to war, along the lines of the Franks Inquiry after the Falklands War. This should be an inquiry that examines the full political, legal and strategic advice given to the Ministers before the war, and the decisions taken on the basis of that advice.

25 Apr 2005
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"Crack Down on Crime" says Lib Dems

The Liberal Democrat Leader, Rt Hon Charles Kennedy has launched new plans for new-style sentences that give courts a tougher, more challenging alternative to prison for non-violent offenders.

25 Apr 2005
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Tories In Radio No Show

Voters in North Wiltshire were treated to a lively debate on BBC Radio Wiltshire on Monday morning. However, despite the invitation being open to all candidates in North Wiltshire the Tory candidate, James Gray, did not attend the event. As such the Tories were unable to put out the negative message they have been attempting to convey and heard from the only real candidate for North Wiltshire, Paul Fox.

25 Apr 2005
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