421:, a shadow Cabinet minister who was close to Miliband said: "Our activists really hate Clegg. But if having him as Deputy Prime Minister was the price of getting Ed into Number 10 then they would have to stick it." For years, Miliband is said to have refused to speak to Clegg, although relations thawed as the 2015 election grew closer. A senior party figure said, "The contact is there and the leaders' offices are now in touch." Senior members of Miliband's team, including Lord Adonis, the former Cabinet minister, had been urging him privately to prepare for fresh coalition negotiations after the 2015 general election because opinion polls suggested no party would win an outright majority in 2015.
403:, chief negotiator for the Liberal Democrats in coalition negotiations, subsequently commented on Labour's preparation and conduct in negotiations; his main areas of criticism centred on Labour's lack of contrition about their record over the previous thirteen years, inadequate preparation for discussions, their unwillingness to accommodate Liberal Democrat policy proposals in the potential programme for government, and the arrogant and patronising attitude of specific key Labour figures. He said that whilst he felt Gordon Brown was quite serious about pursuing talks, he believed former minister Ed Balls was deliberately "sabotaging" them.
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won a plurality of the votes in 2015. However, some reports said it was unlikely that this would happen under the leadership of Nick Clegg, as both Ed
Miliband and Ed Balls voiced discontent with Nick Clegg over his partnership with David Cameron. Later reports indicated that Miliband and Balls were more relaxed with the thought of a Lib–Lab government after the 2015 election. According to an article in
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386:—a "rainbow" or "traffic light" coalition—would have been needed to give a working majority of one. For this, amongst other reasons, the talks failed. On the collapse of talks with Labour, a deal between the Liberal Democrats and the Conservative Party was reached (subsequently being approved by Liberal Democrats members at a special party conference).
340:, the Liberal Democrats, as they had indicated they would do so prior to the election, first began negotiations with the Conservatives—the party that had won the most votes and seats—about the possibility of forming a government; but, after talks appeared to have stalled, complementary negotiations were undertaken with Labour.
303:. Blair was still considering attempting to form a coalition government with the Liberal Democrats on the day of the general election, until the full scale of his Labour Party's majority became clear at 03:05 on the morning of 2 May 1997; ending eighteen years of Conservative rule. Encouraged by former
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stated his opinion prior to the 2010 general election that the party which wins the most seats but fails to get an absolute majority in the house has the right to attempt to form a government first, either on their own or in a coalition. He stated his willingness to work with the Labour Party if it
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no one party had an absolute majority, and initially Labour sought to run a minority administration. Following a series of close votes and much criticism of the weakness of the
Assembly administration, Labour and the Liberal Democrats formed a coalition in October 2000 with the two parties sharing
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An agreement was negotiated, under the terms of which the Labour Party accepted a limited number of
Liberal Party policy proposals and in exchange, the Liberal Party agreed to vote with the government in any subsequent motion of no confidence. This "pact" was the first official bi-party agreement
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warned that "it could be enormously damaging for " if the party went into coalition with
Miliband's Labour. However, neither a coalition nor a pact between the Lib Dems and Labour was possible, following the Conservatives winning a majority at the 2015 general election and the loss of 49 Liberal
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following the 2010 general election), though it was far short of a coalition. The Lib–Lab Pact's end was confirmed on 7 September 1978, by which time
Callaghan was expected to call a general election, but instead he decided to remain as leader of a
175:, Labour won the greatest number of seats, but did not have a parliamentary majority. The now-much-weakened Liberals allowed the formation of the second Labour government by not aligning with the Conservatives to defeat the new government.
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159:. The Liberals agreed to enable the formation of the first Labour minority government in 1924, under the leadership of Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald. The minority government lasted a little over nine months; Conservative
127:) that, in thirty constituencies, the Labour Party and the Liberal Party would not stand against each other, and thus would avoid the risk of splitting their vote. As a result of this agreement, in contests against the
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651:(SNP) surpass Labour as the largest party by one seat. The Scottish Liberal Democrats decided against coalition with either the SNP or Labour, and abstained in the vote for First Minister, won by SNP leader
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there are similar arrangements, although there are also arrangements where the Lib Dems and Labour oppose each other and instead form a local alliance with another party or with independent councillors.
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resigned as Labour leader. Once again, this was not possible, because the
Conservatives received a majority of seats at the election, meaning that a Lib–Lab pact would be below the majority mark.
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power, including ministerial appointments, with Labour the majority party. The agreement ended at the
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915:"Coalition talks: Labour revolt may scupper deal with Liberal Democrats"
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397:. John Reid said that such a coalition would be "bad for the country".
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in 2000 and together have been the government in power since 2011.
1268:"Carwyn Jones reappointed first minister after Labour-Plaid deal"
1221:"What happens in the event of no overall majority for any party?"
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1065:"Senior Lib Dem Norman Lamb warns against coalition with Labour"
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Labour-Liberal Democrat joint committee on constitutional reform
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896:"Con-Lib or Lib-Lab – how the rival coalition deals might work"
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This agreement eventually fell apart with the formation of the
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signed up to what was termed a "partnership government" with
151:. The Conservative Party, which had campaigned to introduce
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1289:"Welsh Government includes Lib Dem Williams at education"
966:"Clegg does not rule out Lib Dems joining any coalition"
4068:
History of the socialist movement in the United Kingdom
981:"Clegg would form coalition with Labour after election"
1247:"Welsh Assembly: Deadlock in vote for first minister"
855:"Clegg reveals Lib Dems are prepared to back Cameron"
933:"John Reid: Lib-Lab coalition 'bad for the country'"
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1093:"Election 2015: How the opinion polls got it wrong"
1017:Wintour, Patrick; Syal, Rajeev (17 February 2014).
242:who had led Labour to a three-seat majority at the
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452:Possible coalition after the 2024 general election
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5948:Trade Union and Labour Party Liaison Organisation
2352:Conservative–Liberal Democrat coalition agreement
234:approached the Liberal Party, at the time led by
6275:Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats
479:ruled out a Lib–Lab pact in the by-elections in
6193:Socialist Environment and Resources Association
3843:Britain's Industrial Future ("The Yellow Book")
343:Labour's delegation for negotiations included:
230:. In order to remain in office, Prime Minister
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535:, after the roll-call tied the vote at 29–29;
433:Possible coalition after 2019 general election
407:Possible coalition after 2015 general election
61:had been formed, various candidates stood for
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319:threatened to resign over the issue in 1998.
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2129:Welsh Young Liberals/Rhyddfrydwr Ifanc Cymru
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645:Scottish Parliament general election of 2007
640:of the same party as Deputy First Minister.
6314:Coalition governments of the United Kingdom
2464:Leaders in the House of Commons (1859–1916)
784:"1978: Callaghan accused of running scared"
616:the joint working continued, with Labour's
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283:, a coalition government was discussed by
147:, both parties campaigned on the issue of
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2539:Leaders in the House of Lords (1859–1916)
1199:"National Assembly 2003 Election Results"
1133:Adu, Aletha; Walker, Peter (9 May 2023).
589:Government of the 2nd Scottish Parliament
585:Government of the 1st Scottish Parliament
555:won the support of sole Liberal Democrat
3627:Liberal Party Frontbench Team, 1976–1988
3622:Liberal Party Frontbench Team, 1967–1976
3617:Liberal Party Frontbench Team, 1956–1967
3612:Liberal Party Frontbench Team, 1945–1956
1159:Gye, Chloe Chaplain, Hugo (2023-06-13).
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828:"Prescott dismisses coalition 'dreams'"
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163:succeeded MacDonald as Prime Minister.
115:In 1903, an agreement was made between
16:Working arrangement in British politics
6145:Labour Representation Committee (2004)
1900:Liberal Democrat Treasury spokesperson
1895:Deputy Leader of the Liberal Democrats
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671:(LPG) and Labour affiliating with the
523:had 29 AMs elected, one fewer than in
6324:History of the Liberal Democrats (UK)
2302:National Liberal Party (Lloyd George)
2002:Second Frontbench Team of Vince Cable
998:Savage, Michael (10 September 2012).
519:six days earlier, when the governing
131:, 29 Labour MPs were returned at the
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5965:Labour – Federation of Labour Groups
3814:Independent Liberal Party (UK, 1918)
2312:National Liberal Party ("Simonites")
1984:First Frontbench Team of Vince Cable
499:When the first elections to the new
6073:Campaign for Labour Party Democracy
4140:The longest suicide note in history
4073:European Parliamentary Labour Party
2307:Independent Liberals (Lloyd George)
2297:Independent Liberal Party (Asquith)
2225:Liberal Democrats headquarters (UK)
1978:Frontbench Team of Menzies Campbell
1370:"Salmond elected as first minister"
1114:Taylor, Rebecca (9 December 2019).
952:"Balls "sabotaged" coalition talks"
935:. ITN News @ YouTube. 10 May 2010.
675:(GSLP). The two parties formed the
2162:Alliance Party of Northern Ireland
2062:Northern Ireland Liberal Democrats
1972:Frontbench Team of Charles Kennedy
878:"Labour 'ready to concede defeat'"
380:Alliance Party of Northern Ireland
271:led the Conservatives into power.
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4108:Campaign for Democratic Socialism
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3521:Coalitions with Liberal ministers
614:2003 Scottish Parliament election
6319:History of the Labour Party (UK)
6037:Labour Campaign for Trans Rights
5885:Labour Party in Northern Ireland
3427:Single party Liberal governments
1966:Frontbench Team of Paddy Ashdown
1063:Mason, Rowena (5 October 2014).
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565:Cabinet Secretary for Education
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2819:Leaders in the Lords (1916–88)
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852:Savage, Michael (2009-11-23).
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2008:Frontbench Team of Jo Swinson
1996:Frontbench Team of Tim Farron
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618:Jack McConnell
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529:First Minister
503:took place in
501:Welsh Assembly
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5901:London Labour
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5750:November 2021
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