Students Nationwide are clearly furious that the promises the Lib Dems made before the election about raising Tuition fees are to be cast aside as if they matter not.

The Lib Dems are even trying to put spin on their lie . Julian Astle, director of the Lib Dem think tank CentreForum, said the root of the problem lay “not in breaking the promise to vote against a rise tuition fees, but in making the promise in the first place”.

Our view at LibDems.com is that young people are the future. Our future. They have their whole lives ahead of them and the greatest thing they can arm themselves with is a good education. God knows they need every chance they can get after successive governements have destroyed our homegrown industries.

Education must be free. The fact that Libdems want to side with Conservatives to TREBLE tuition fees is scandalous. The number of young people going into further education from working class and middle class homes will plummet.

The Lib Dems have shown their true colours here I am afraid, this should be aggressively fought against by every member of the Liberal Democrats.

Even if The Lib Dems were selfish and engaged their brains they would know at the election, 48% of students voted Lib Dem. I wonder what that figure would be now and in the future? Single digits?

Clegg is a big fan of the tuition fee rise which beggars belief. Let’s see if the former arsonist has lit a fire he can’t control, again.

He has been having an affair with ‘media adviser’ Carina Trimingham for over a year. He admits to this now after having to give in and admit the affair after relentless media pressure.

His wife, senior civil servant Vicky Pryce, 57, knew nothing of the affair.

Mr Huhne is understood to have been conducting the affair with divorcee Ms Trimingham, campaigns director of the Electoral Reform Society, at his constituency home in Eastleigh, Hampshire, for more than a year.

Amazingly Coalition sources said there is no question of him being asked to resign as Energy and Climate Change Secretary. Funny how they consider a cheat and a liar should keep his position in the Cabinet.

Senior Lib Dems have known about the affair for some time. Friends of Ms Trimingham say she had hoped to get a job as a spin doctor with the Coalition, but believe she was blocked by officials.

There are fears for Huhne himself as Trimingham may just be a social climber. She seems to run from one campaign or relationship to another. There is also the little known fact that Huhne is a multi millionaire who owns 7 properties.

Bear all this in mind when you next hear Huhne preaching to you about morals and values.

Huhne’s wife, Vicky Pryce, 57, is an extremely successful lady in her own right, and a top civil servant. You have got to feel extremely sorry for her and their children.

Chris Huhne and his current wife, Vicky pryce, in happier times

Bottom line, a politician cannot be trusted if he has lied and cheated like this on the people he is meant to love the most. His wife and children.

Also we have to completely question his judgement. Trimingham, his mistress, has been married to a man before, since divorced,  she has also been in a civil partnership with a woman! Now that’s over too. Reliable sources say, one minute she is a heterosexual , then engaging in lesbian activities. So if we are to take she is a bisexual, how will that affect Mr.Huhne? After all, she will now be escorting him as a cabinet minister as his ‘partner’.

Trimingham is pictured second from right, next to Brian Paddick at his 'civil' partnership celebration.

Love rat Huhne’s mistress, then promoted gay former policeman Brian Paddick as the unsuccessful Liberal Democrat candidate in his bid to become Mayor of London in 2008  -  she was also a guest at his civil partnership in 2009. See photo above.

David Laws was at the time, Chief Secretary to the Treasury. To be involved in an expenses fraud in this position in office cannot be made up. It is an extrmely serious situation, however no charges were brought as politicians close rank and brush everything under the carpet.

It seems the Liberal Democrats are coming apart at the seams, now they are open to scrutiny. I for one feel i completely wasted my vote in choosing Lib Dems.

They were not in a civil partnership. But they were in a long term relationship. ‘Laws’ (no punn intended) is bending all the rules to say because he is a gay lover , he doesn’t constitute a ‘partner’. The Daily Telegraph also said that it had not intended to reveal his sexuality, but that Laws had himself done so, in a public statement shortly before the newspaper’s publication of the story.  Lundie is a former Liberal Democrat Press officer and now works for the Political Affairs team of public relations and lobbying firm, Edelman.

Behind Bars

According to the Telegraph, Laws claimed between £700 and £950 a month rent between 2004 and 2007, plus typically £100 to £200 a month for maintenance, to sub-let a room in a flat owned and lived in by his partner in Kennington, South London. After the flat was sold for a profit of £193,000 in 2007, Laws’s partner bought a nearby house for £510,000. Laws then began claiming rent for the “second bedroom” in this property, at a cost of £920 a month, until September 2009. Laws, whose main home is in Chard in his Yeovil constituency, and has a holiday home in Provence, France; then began renting another flat. This flat was not owned by his partner, who remained at the Kennington house. Since 2006, parliamentary rules have banned MPs from “leasing accommodation from…a partner.”

A spokesman for Prime Minister David Cameron said: “The Prime Minister has been made aware of this situation and he agrees with David Laws’s decision to refer himself to the Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards.”

Laws resigned as Chief Secretary to the Treasury on 29 May 2010, stating that he could not carry on working on the spending review while dealing with the private and public implications of the revelations. He also stated that his reason for the way he had claimed expenses had been to keep private details of his sexuality and that he had not benefitted financially from this misdirection.

No, but his lover did. Laws was already a multi millionaire from his banking days. His claims that James Lundie was not his recognised partner as they didn’t have a civil partnership are false in our opinion.

In any other industry or career, Laws could expect criminal charges. He has walked free. You need to decide what sort of government and people you want in charge in this country. Do you feel this is acceptable? Make your voice heard.

First off, Alexander avoided paying capital gains tax when he sold his taxpayer-funded second home at a profit.

He designated the property as his second home for the purpose of claiming parliamentary expenses  but described it to HM Revenue and Customs as his main home.

He admitted that he took advantage of a loophole to legally avoid paying  Capital Gains Tax on the sale of the south London property for £300,000 in June 2007.

After being elected as an MP in 2005, Mr Alexander declared the flat in south London as his second home to the parliamentary authorities. He claimed more than £37,000 in expenses for the flat, and carried out some work to the property at the taxpayers’ expense shortly before selling in June 2007.

Chinless Wonder

Mr Alexander took advantage of a tax loophole that allows people to continue to tell the tax authorities for three years that a property is their main home even if they have bought another house – in Mr Alexander’s case in Scotland – which has become their “principal residence”.

However, this did not stop him telling the authorities at the House of Commons that the London property was his second home.

During the next two years, he claimed almost £37,000 in second home allowances for the London property.

At the time, MPs could claim about £22,000 a year towards the cost of living in the capital or in their constituency. Mr Alexander’s claims included up to £550 a month to pay the interest on the property’s mortgage, and hundreds more in monthly utility and maintenance bills. He also claimed £2,113 for a new boiler, £2,094 for a sofa and two chairs, and £332 for a new washing machine at the flat.

Claims were also made to fix the roof of the property before the MP sold the flat in August 2007. At the time, capital gains tax was levied at 40 per cent on the profits of a second home.

The claims appear to undermine repeated claims by Mr Clegg, the Deputy Prime Minister, that no Lib Dem MP profited from the expenses system.

In the first televised leaders’ debate, Mr Clegg said: “There are MPs who flipped one property to the next, buying property, paid by you, the taxpayer, and then they would do the properties up, paid for by you, and pocket the difference in personal profit.’’

Alexander has charged taxpayers more than £13,000 for his wife to make 62 journeys between London and Scotland.

Rebecca Hoar, used public money to travel between Westminster and their family home in the North-East Highlands.

The average cost of the trips – by rail and by air – between London and Inverness was £209.

He was quick to denounce the ‘outrageous abuses’ of other MPs and to call for ‘openness and accountability’ when the expenses scandal first emerged. Funny that.

Rules under the expenses system in the last parliament allowed MPs to claim for up to 30 journeys made by their partner between London and their constituency.

A list of the sums claimed was first published in 2007-08, when Mr Alexander clawed back £3,669 for 21 trips by his wife.

Alexander, and his wife, Hoar

That soared to £7,316 in 2008-09 for 29 oneway journeys – the highest bill of any mp. A total of £2,364 was also claimed in just the first quarter of 2009-10, for 12 trips.

Mr Alexander also claimed £1,530 under the ‘family travel’ allowance over the same period, which allowed children to travel to and from London.

A spokesman for The TaxPayers’ Alliance said: ‘It does appear that money could have been saved.

‘MPs need to understand the value of every pound of taxpayers’ money that they spend, so now he is Chief Secretary, he and his wife should make every effort to keep their expenses as low as possible.

‘Families have had to tighten their belts during the recession, so should ministers.’

The details raise questions about Mr Alexander’s expenses because they highlight the way he has chosen to designate his London house as his second home.

His wife of five years works in London and their first child, two-year-old daughter Isobel, is understood to attends nursery in London. So why is she claiming travel expenses to and from Scotland to London. This needs independent investigation. The public are sick of bankrolling politicians and bankers lifestyles. This crap has to stop here. We are calling for a full and thorough investigation, along with reform. I’m amazed at the cheek of Alexander to even stand for this position. His job is to make savings for the country on a mass scale and he’s behaving like this?