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Monday, 22 July, 2002, 03:12 GMT 04:12 UK

LIBERAL DEMOCRATS

CONFERENCE NEWS
'Join Lib Dems,' Kennedy tells Tories
Charles Kennedy winds up his party's annual conference with an appeal to disaffected Tories to join the Liberal Democrats.

Kennedy presents a new face

Concern over paedophile action

Assinder at the seaside

Redhead wins Big Brother

Thursday news in brief

CONFERENCE COVERAGE
Webcast archive
BBC News Online has been putting your e-mails live to the leading figures at the party conference.

FROM THE FRINGE
Why vote?
The way to save democracy from apathy and disillusionment, felt most keenly by the young, has been discovered by MP Lembit Opik.

Ashdown: 'Make politicians' lives difficult'

Lib Dems 'the greenest of all'

Trouble on the land

Russia 'could join EU'

Guardians of the radical left?

Kennedy welcomes holocaust memorial

Yes, we have no overly bent bananas

WEDNESDAY
Lib Dem pension revolt fails
Rebels fail to commit the Lib Dems to restoring the link between pensions and earnings, instead voting for a minimum £5 increase.

Lib Dems pledge more education cash

Foster ridicules Prescott's record

Beith hits out over fuel blockade

Big Brother - 'Nasty Nick' out

Wednesday news in brief

TUESDAY
Trial by jury bill faces defeat
The government's bill to restrict the right to trial by jury could be doomed after the Lib Dems say their peers will vote against it.

Lib Dems' hostage to fortune

Lib Dems approve pre-manifesto

Euro 'a political argument' - Monks

Ashdown predicts 'ugly' election

Scrap New Deal, say Lib Dems

Lib Dems promise positive campaign

Ashdown calls for euro-dollar pact

MONDAY
Kennedy targets Tories
Two days into the Liberal Democrat conference and a clear theme is starting to emerge - target the Tories.

Kennedy calls for fuel tax cap

Lib Dems back gay legal rights

Iraq: Call to end non-military sanctions

Taylor issues euro TV debate challenge

Fuel crisis 'a defining moment'

Queen 'should not be head of church'

Dholakia attacks Tories on race

Booze: Hague 'an utter plonker'

Big Brother in Bournemouth

SUNDAY AND PREVIEWS
Kennedy leans to Labour
Lib Dem leader Charles Kennedy makes clear Labour, not the Tories, are his preferred partners in any coalition government.

Kennedy opens on high note

Looking forward to seaside mayhem

Kennedy's conference challenge

BBC NEWS ONLINE INTERVIEWS
Charles Kennedy: 'At ease with his party'
Lib Dem leader Charles Kennedy looks forward to a united party conference - though he wishes he had as many votes as Big Brother.

Lord Rodgers: Waiting for the election


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