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Lib Dems can counter extremes of Reform and Greens, Davey says

Ed Davey has sought to cast Liberal Democrat wins in England’s local elections as proof his party is best positioned to confront what he described as the “extreme populist change” offered by Reform

May elections live: millions cast their votes across England, Scotland and Wales

elections live: millions cast their votes across England, Scotland and Wales Here is the message to voters from **Ed Davey**, the Lib Dem leader. > double quotation markThe polls are open, and the choice is clear

Why Labour's London squeeze exposes a fragmented modern British politics

Ed Davey's Liberal Democrats, they are polling at about the same level as they were four years ago but he needs gains to convince MPs and activists spooked by the rise of the Greens

Political parties make final pitches ahead of key elections

results prove to be disastrous for the party. Britain's party leaders were out and about attempting to woo voters on the final full day of campaigning on Wednesday. Writing in Wednesday's Mirror newspaper

Could Lib Dems become the biggest party in English local government?

Liberal Democrats](https://www.theguardian.com/politics/liberaldemocrats), largely ignored in recent weeks, could wake up as the biggest party in English local government. This is just one of several paradoxes for the party’s leader, [Ed Davey

Vote Lib Dem or ‘regret it’ living under a Reform council, Davey tells voters

Ed Davey has said. The Lib Dems leader has identified five councils – East Surrey, West Surrey, Hampshire, West Sussex and Huntingdonshire – where his party could win overall control, as well as swathes of the former

Campaigning sprint finish ahead of elections around Britain tomorrow

Ed Davey, who also argues that in places like Hull and Stockport, Surrey and Hampshire, it is the Lib Dems who are Reform UK's true rivals. Davey leans into his party focusing on local