In 2003, the Labour government introduced the Sexual Offences Bill. It was ambitious in scope, seeking to overhaul completely a hundred years or more of legislation and align the law with the social m...

Song – Over the Sea to Skye (18 June 2004)

Charles Kennedy, whose seat includes the Isle of Skye in Scotland, has a reputation for enjoying a 'wee dram' every now and then

Song – Staircase (18 June 2004)

A simple ode on campaigning

Song – Bermondsey (18 June 2004)

Simon Hughes won the Bermondsey by-election from Labour in 1983 with a record post-war swing. This song commemorates the campaign

Song – The Magado (18 June 2004)

The late 1970's saw Liberal politics dominated by The Pact between Steel and Callaghan. Many Liberals were far from happy, feeling they had been sold out

Song – Down at the Old NLC (18 June 2004)

Refers to the National Liberal Club which was, for a time, a sort of drop-in, day centre for Liberals. The Party organisation was based there - for a time in the basement Gents loos - and the building...

Song – Star-Spangled Missile (18 June 2004)

Nuclear weaponry. Don't you just love it?

Song – The Land (12 June 2004)

Despite being seen as the Liberal Anthem, this actually comes from the Georgists, followers of Henry George, an American political thinker who expounded the theory of land value taxation. Th...

Song – Socialiberaldemocraticexpiallydocious (12 June 2004)

Not all Liberals welcomed the merger between their Party and the SDP. This song reflects some of those views

Song – The Liberal March (12 June 2004)

In the age of the 'soundbite' and sophisticated electoral techniques, it is easy to forget that in times not so long ago, the mass media of the day was the popular song. The trick was to t...

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