Liberal Democrat

British

noun

a member or supporter of the Liberal Democrats

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The Liberal Democrat's constituency includes part of the Lake District National Park where one in four properties is a holiday home.

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Liberal Democrat leader Ed Davey, who led the debate, called the Jeffrey Epstein associations with the British establishment a "stain" on the UK and said today's debate had been an opportunity to "clean away that stain with the disinfectant of transparency".

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Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey said police should be "allowed to get on with their job, acting without fear or favour".

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Liberal Democrat candidate Asit Sodha came seventh in the poll - a single vote ahead of independent candidate Michael Barker.

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Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey described Sir Jim's comments as "totally wrong" and "totally out of step with British values", also calling on him to apologise.

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