Life doesn't have to be the way it is. We can change it. That's why I'm in politics. — Liz Kendall Copy Share Image
I am not going to be the sort of politician who does all that stuff about their private life. — Liz Kendall Copy Share Image
As you get older, of course you want to be settled, but life changes and it doesn't work out. Who knows what… — Liz Kendall Copy Share Image
I don't want anyone being put off going into politics because they fear their personal life, family and relatives will be spread… — Liz Kendall Copy Share Image
I speak to more people across different walks of life, I would bet than most people. — Liz Kendall Copy Share Image
There are moments in life we all remember, and I will never forget where I was on 7 July 2005 when the… — Liz Kendall Copy Share Image
We have to be as passionate about wealth creation, skills, life chances and world class education as we are about wealth distribution. — Liz Kendall Copy Share Image
My parents are like many across Britain. Neither on the breadline, nor loaded, they were determined to give their daughter all that any of… — Liz Kendall Copy Share Image
Life doesn't have to be the way it is. We can change it. That's why I'm in politics. — Liz Kendall Copy Share Image
I would radically redesign early years education to learn from the best bits of the Finnish system. — Liz Kendall Copy Share Image
Doing stand-up in front of arenas or clubs is something else; it's not a talent I have. — Liz Kendall Copy Share Image
We urgently need an open and honest debate with the public about what help and support they will be entitled to when they are… — Liz Kendall Copy Share Image
People are talking about immigration like it is a disease. In fact migrants pay more in than they get out. — Liz Kendall Copy Share Image
Europe has massive challenges in completing the single market, the free movement of labour or benefits. — Liz Kendall Copy Share Image
Voters in my constituency do not feel people who are not working should get more than those in work. — Liz Kendall Copy Share Image
Friendly societies, educational associations and trade unions gave working people the power to shape their own lives. — Liz Kendall Copy Share Image
