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Lib Dem economic plan to put UK at heart of Europe and entice start-ups to stay

Daisy Cooper says the party would seek a growth and defence pact with Europe and remove barriers to investment, innovation and skills.

  • On Sunday, Liberal Democrat deputy leader Daisy Cooper outlined a growth plan at the party's Brighton conference, proposing a 'Growth and Defence Partnership' with Europe to reverse Brexit-related economic damage.
  • Cooper warned that a 'computer says no' approach hinders Britain, as the proposal aims to stop start-ups from leaving the UK while reversing Brexit's estimated £90bn annual cost in lost tax revenue.
  • A new Department for Growth would combine tax, regulatory, legal, and Companies House services to help small and medium-sized businesses compete by creating a digital one-stop-shop.
  • Stating that Britain 'belongs at the heart of Europe,' Cooper pledged that a Liberal Democrats government would strike deals on the single market, customs union, and defence.
  • Attacking Labour, the Conservatives, and Reform for lacking credible costings, Cooper warned against Nigel Farage, whom she accused of modeling his politics on President Trump.
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Lib Dem economic plan to put UK at heart of Europe and entice start-ups to stay

Daisy Cooper will set out the party’s growth plan at the second day of the party’s annual conference.

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Deputy leader Daisy Cooper has proposed a Growth and Defence Partnership with the EU in a speech to her party conference.

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ITV broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Saturday, September 19, 2026.
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