Daisy Cooper: “We estimate it would mean a saving of £100 a year on average for every household.”

Even if Farage does manage to face down Count Binface in this pointless by-election, he won’t be able to wriggle out of the formal investigations or the prospect of a second by-election.

The new Chancellor needs to turn things around, and fast. The economy is stuck in the slow lane while job seekers and families pay the price.

The rules on declaring interests in debates are there for good reason but the bigger picture here is that (Nigel) Farage and Reform UK are still under investigation for receiving an undeclared £5m donation from a bitcoin billionaire.

We Liberal Democrats are the last line of defence against a Reform UK government, and Ed is determined to lead a strong and united party into the next general election whenever it comes.