Alex is on fighting form, summing up the party's dilemma and showing that there are greater villains in the tuition fees drama.

Millennium lays into Wedgie

Richard raises a very pertinent question regarding how we Lib Dems maintain our distinctive identity whilst being part of a Tory dominated coalition. He thinks so far there is too much of a united front.

James Graham explodes the myths surrounding the boundary changes and Labour's objections to them.

Mark Thompson pricks a "bloated bladder of lies with the poniard of truth" (Nye Bevan's words, not Mark's!) on the subject of the Forgemasters loan.

David Cameron did pretty well at PMQs today

Absolutely brilliant article, sayng what I think, about the issues surrounding David Laws' situation.

In 2010 we were second placed in 242 seats. This is a pretty big leap in my view, an increase of 54 seats or more than 28%. If you combine the 2010 winning seat total with the number of second places you get to 299 so that is more than 47% of seats where we are now first or second placed

Caron bang on the money here urging everyone to vote pointing out how every Lib Dem vote cast will add more pressure for change to the electoral system regardless of the seat it is cast in.

Paul nails ITV News' Political Editor Tom Bradby's rather bizarre comments about electoral reform which could have been straight from the Tory Party playbook.