Lib Dems launch conference with plans for 'flexible´ childcare and...
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61% : Schools, sixth forms and further education colleges would receive £390 million a year to offer 12-week tailored support to about 1.75 million children.52% : Nor is being a member of the EU, which the Lib Dems put at the heart of their last general election campaign, on the table any longer, he told the BBC.
45% : The party is planning to use the conference, which it believes could be its last before a general election expected next year, to agree on policies to woo so-called "blue wall" voters in southern England.
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