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Our intervention comes amidst growing concern for safety in schools, including headteachers launching legal action to force ministers to reveal data behind the decision for some schools to reopen.
Time and time again, this Government has squandered opportunities to get ahead of the virus in schools.
The Conservatives have consistently failed to support such a measure, risking future trade deals that could permit the import of food that fails to meet the UK's high standards.
Farmers across the country are worried about their future
This puts significant pressure on British farmers.
Farmers across the country are worried about their future - they're worried that the UK will be flooded with poor quality food that undercuts the food they produce to high environmental and animal welfare standards.
Reports that the 25th amendment may be invoked to remove Donald Trump from office reaffirm what we already knew: Donald Trump is not and has never been fit to hold the office of President.
The scenes coming out of Washington last night were an attack on democracy, plain and simple. pic.twitter.com/U00CSBvS1e
- Liberal Democrats (@LibDems) January 7, 2021
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Unpaid carers are doing a remarkable and important job in very difficult circumstances. They deserve our support.
But many carers are facing extreme financial hardship.
900,000 full-time unpaid carers rely on Carer's Allowance - but at just £67.25 a week, it's just not nearly enough.
In November, the Liberal Democrats launched a campaign calling on the UK Government to immediately raise Carer's Allowance by £1,000 a year, the same as the uplift in Universal Credit. To make this campaign a success, we need local parties up and down the country to make it part of their campaigns.
This is the public health policy the Prime Minister should have announced before Christmas.
But yet again, Boris Johnson ducked the difficult decisions, failed to listen to experts and acted too late.
Just yesterday morning Johnson was telling parents that schools were safe and children should definitely go. Today he is telling us that they must all move to remote learning but without any proper future plan.
Boris Johnson has completely lost control of the Covid-19 crisis.
Boris Johnson's dither and delay continues to cost lives and livelihoods
This government has abdicated its key responsibility, which is to make the tough decisions for the future good of the country. Over and over again, Boris Johnson has ducked the hard choices.
It is clear that this is a bad deal that will make people's lives poorer.
Liberal Democrats will vote against this deal
So the Liberal Democrats will vote against it.
This botched deal leaves the services sector in limbo and is the only 'free' trade deal in history to put up barriers and increase red tape, bringing long delays and higher costs.
Today, we have tabled a series of amendments to the European Union (Future Relationship) Bill that demand the Government protect British businesses, the rights of UK nationals and ensure Parliament has proper scrutiny over the future relationship agreement.
By allowing Parliament just a few hours to debate the trade deal he Government has committed an affront to our democracy.
Boris Johnson promised to make people better off, but his deal will make us all poorer.
This is a threadbare deal - bad for jobs, security, and our environment
This deal is threadbare, bad for jobs, business, security, and our environment. It is the only 'free' trade deal in history to put up barriers to trade and leaves the services sector in limbo.