The Liberal Democrats have launched a fight to guarantee the rights of EU citizens to continue to live and work in the UK following the triggering of Article 50.

Tim Farron writes to Theresa May to secure renewed commitment to taking 3000 unaccompanied child refugees.

The Government has shown how "out of touch" it is by declaring today that those in need of affordable homes are on incomes of up to £80,000.

Liberal Democrat MPs have demanded that a people's vote is held on the final Brexit deal.

They have tabled amendments to the Article 50 Bill which also include securing a commitment from the government that it will retain Britain’s membership of the Single Market and that EU nationals living in the UK are guaranteed the right to remain.

£21.2 billion of planned spending on military equipment the next 10 years is denominated in either dollars or euros, the National Audit Office has warned, posing a "significant risk to affordability."

The Liberal Democrats will vote against Article 50 unless the people are given their say on the final deal.

Liberal Democrat membership passed 80,000 as hundreds of people joined the party in the wake of Theresa May’s Brexit Speech.

Over a thousand members have joined the party during the course of the week, half of which have joined since Corbyn confirmed Labour will back the Tories in triggering article 50, even if it leads to a hard Brexit without the public being given a say.

Tim Farron, Leader of the Liberal Democrats, has criticised the Prime Minister for declaring that she is taking Britain out of the Single Market and denying the British people a say on the final deal.

Tim Farron said: "Theresa May has confirmed Britain is heading for a Hard Brexit. She claimed people voted to Leave the Single Market. They didn’t. She has made the choice to do massive damage to the British economy.

As you know there are deeply serious issues facing the health services across Lincolnshire.  They are complex and varied - but they have come up again and again on the doorstep and on the phones when Ross and the team have been talking to local residents.

Today people will be going to vote, they will make their choice, and we have released the attached document to give people more insight into Ross's understanding of the situation and the national support he has in articulating a constructive way forwards.