On the eve of his party conference, the Lib Dem leader says he would work with Labour’s moderate backbenchers
Sir Vince Cable has ruled out ever leading his party into a formal coalition with a Jeremy Corbyn-led government, a move he says would be just as “appalling” as working as junior partners in an administration run by Boris Johnson.
The Liberal Democrat leader – who would have preferred to have joined forces with Labour under Gordon Brown rather than David Cameron’s Tories in 2010, had the parliamentary arithmetic allowed – used an interview with the Observer to suggest that Lib Dems could instead work together with disgruntled Labour MPs. He says the latter are planning to leave the party in droves if Corbyn becomes prime minister.
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