The New Statesman podcast Vince Cable on the economics of power, and how the Lib Dems can gain ground The former leader of the Liberal Democrats speaks to Stephen Bush, Anoosh Chakelian and Ailbhe Rea on the New Statesman podcast.
Germany and France bend single market rules – so why can’t Britain control immigration? But if Theresa May's obsession with immigration caps scuppers a deal, Remainers should block Brexit. By Vince Cable
Reading Speaking Out, I found myself agreeing with Ed Balls Balls is clear that his defeat in his constituency in 2015 was a prelude to a funeral and life… By Vince Cable
New Times: Vince Cable on how a financial crisis empowered the right With financial turmoil, the vote share of social democratic parties has fallen across western Europe. The new challenge for… By Vince Cable
We are heading for the next recession – it’s crucial the right people are in charge There is grave economic trouble ahead, and if the Tory right are in power, the consequences could be ghastly. By Vince Cable
What we can learn from the economic theories of a former Bank of England governer Mervyn King's The End of Alchemy is rigorous - but his “audacity of pessimism” may be more pessimistic than audacious. By Vince Cable
Piercing the “silos” in government is challenging – but necessary The Silo Effect: Why Putting Everything in Its Place Isn’t Such a Bright Idea by Gillian Tett gives an insight into… By Vince Cable
Vince Cable on the Lib Dem collapse: the Tories won because fear triumphed over hope In an exclusive essay, Vince Cable reflects on a “devastating” election for Labour and the Lib Dems – and… By Vince Cable
Full text: Vince Cable’s 2014 Lib Dem conference speech Tories are "ideologically obsessed" by cuts. By Vince Cable