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May 8, 2017 · Vince Cable was secretly recorded urging Lib Dem supporters to vote Labour despite his party ruling out any kind of coalition deal. Dr Cable, who is running for his old seat in Twickenham,...
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May 8, 2017 · Sir Vince Cable has been secretly recorded urging Liberal Democrats supporters to vote for Labour MPs in seats where they can stop the Conservatives. The former Lib Dem Business Secretary told a...
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The party should “put up candidates purely nominally” in some areas at next month’s election without campaigning to win, Sir Vince Cable was secretly recorded saying at a meeting of Lib Dem...
Sep 24, 2023 · Sir Vince Cable says the by-election in Mid Bedfordshire could "potentially be a mess" if his party and Labour split the vote in the Conservative stronghold.
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May 20, 2015 · Vince Cable on the Lib Dem collapse: the Tories won because fear triumphed over hope. In an exclusive essay, Vince Cable reflects on a “devastating” election for Labour and the Lib Dems – and explains why Scotland could become “like Ireland a century ago but without the bombs (hopefully)”.
Apr 19, 2017 · Sir Vince Cable has ruled out the idea of the Liberal Democrats forming an electoral pact with Labour, saying that "the prospect of the Labour Party holding the balance of power, or...
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Jul 5, 2024 · But most in the Lib Dem leadership said on Friday they were ready to be what former Cabinet minister Vince Cable yesterday called a “constructive” opposition.
