Sir Ed Davey
The Public Record
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October 14, 2026
We have made changes. I am happy to embrace more changes. I want us to work as a united front.
— Sir Ed Davey
Most widely reported
by number of sources- The only route forward is for the FA, along with other European governing bodies, to lead a co-ordinated exit from Fifa.2 sources2026theguardian.com
- We have a plan that would finally end the small boats crisis: a pact with every EU country that will allow us to return people who come over the Channel, taking away the major pull factor that Farage and co created and destroying the business model of the criminal gangs.2 sources2026bbc.co.uk
- A tax band designed for stockbrokers is now holding back teachers and nurses.2 sources2026bbc.co.uk
His proposals are to deal with social care in the next decade when it needs to be done now.
This would mean people who are working hard now - the millennials - when they retire would have a very poor pension.
We say no. We can cut taxes and support the most vulnerable people in our country.
That's the best way, all the evidence shows, to make sure maternity units are safe.
The way to get energy bills down, get the economy growing, is to be less dependent on fossil fuels and we want to be.
The jury is very much out on the Rosebank oil field, not least because that may not pass the same test on reducing carbon emissions.
The carbon footprint of that is far bigger, a lot more damaging for our climate, so this way, not only is it better for the climate, but also tax revenues come to the Exchequer.
We've got a moral responsibility to stop Nigel Farage - and indeed stop Kemi Badenoch giving the keys to No 10 to Nigel Farage.
We need a new International AI Safety Agency - like we have for nuclear - to stop anyone from developing this technology recklessly.
Handled badly, it concentrates more power in fewer hands than at any point in human history.
Millions of decent, moderate Conservative voters are getting her message, and they're turning away – increasingly, to us.
It will take more than a manifesto. It will take a movement, rooted in decency, fairness and community. British values. Liberal values.
This is a far-right movement that is given oxygen, and heat, and fuel by politicians and parties who claim to be serious contenders to lead our country.
Let’s not pre-empt the police investigation and what the Electoral Commission find. But if they are found guilty, he (Mr Farage) should face the full force of the law, and that could be very, very heavy fines. It could even be a prison…





