Vince Cable Quotes

These masters of the universe must be tamed in the interests of the ordinary families whose jobs and livelihoods are being put at risk... The Tories won't say anything about the current crisis as they are completely in the pockets of the hedge funds.

In a Britain increasingly dominated by extremists and ideologues, I want us to fill the huge gap in the centre of British politics.

We didn't break a promise. We made a commitment in our manifesto, we didn't win the election. We then entered into a coalition agreement, and it's the coalition agreement that is binding upon us and which I'm trying to honour,

Brexit will make us poorer and risks breaking up our United Kingdom. We must stop it and we will.

There is another word for that - masochism. It isn't illegal. I am told some people pay good money to indulge in it. But unlike masochists, the Brexit ideologues usually envisage someone else bearing the pain. And that pain will mainly be felt by young people who overwhelmingly voted to Remain.

Some of the brightest and most interesting people in British politics recently have been relatively old,

We are the party of remain. We believe membership of the EU is in our country's interest.

[Young people felt their future had been] taken away from them by a very narrow majority

Brexit is not inevitable - it can and it must be stopped,

[I am] struck by the heavily Remain sentiment in colleges and schools, and the heavily Brexit mood of church-hall meetings packed with retired people

[There is a] fundamental economic issue of whether any company which uses data from individuals to make money should pay the owner of that data for its use... The new oil is data. Data is the raw material which drives these firms and it is control of data which gives them an advantage over competitors

[London] is becoming a giant suction machine draining the life out of the rest of the country

We're absolutely solid that we need to vote against Brexit and stop it.

Growing inequality is linked to poor economic performance, greater instability, more social tension, insecurity and unhappiness.

The House has noticed the Prime Minister's remarkable transformation in the past few weeks from Stalin to Mr. Bean, creating chaos out of order, rather than order out of chaos.