Daisy Cooper.
British politician (born 1981)
- Reports this week
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- Active events
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- Connections
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What's happening
Active this week
Earlier this month
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Alastair Campbell suggested Nigel Farage will never become Prime Minister, while Daisy Cooper confirmed her role as Deputy Leader of the Liberal Democrats.Some support1 report
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Nigel Farage was accused of shoving an MP, an incident reported by Daisy Cooper to Sky News.Some support1 report
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Daisy Cooper is the deputy leader of the Liberal Democrats, whose party is facing declining support due to the rise of the Green Party, according to YouGov polling.Some support2 reports1 development inside
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Julia Lopez and Daisy Cooper recently championed the importance of hospitality to local communities.Some support1 report
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Daisy Cooper backed Ed Davey's leadership strength as Tories compete in Westminster polls, while local MPs were noted.Some support3 reports
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Daisy Cooper urged John Healey to deliver a budget that provides a breathing space.Some support1 report
One to three months ago
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Daisy Cooper suggests EU rejoining within a year, while Ed Davey advocates for rejoining the EU customs union.Some support2 reports
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Daisy Cooper backed Ed Davey as leader of the party.Some support1 report
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A growth plan has been introduced, involving Daisy Cooper, aimed at reversing the economic damage caused by Brexit to the UK economy.Some support3 reports
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Daisy Cooper demands the government address rising shop costs, linking them to the Iran conflict and Trump's war.Some support1 report
Gone quiet
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The Public Office (Accountability) Bill must apply to intelligence agencies, ensuring security services are held accountable for their actions.Some support17 reports
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MP Daisy Cooper is seeking information regarding the future of services affected by Morrisons' store closures in Hertfordshire, which are threatening Post Office service.Some support1 report1 development inside
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UK politicians, including Daisy Cooper and David Lammy, have engaged in debates regarding the government's military spending stance and defense bonds.Some support1 report
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Around Daisy Cooper this week
News at the entities that move Daisy Cooper most-
Ed Davey StructuralAndy Burnham supported a Bill challenged by Ed Davey, with David Lammy providing cross-party support.Moves Daisy Cooper
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Kremlin OperationalThe Kremlin has proposed a new summit involving the United States, Russia, and China.Moves Daisy Cooper
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Liberal Democrats StructuralLiberal Democrats criticized government prison figures, which were sourced from the Ministry of Justice.Moves Daisy Cooper
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Andy Burnham StructuralUK and France cooperation reduced crossings while Daniel Thomas pleaded guilty in Portsmouth, with Burnham and Farage using migration as a political rallying point.Moves Daisy Cooper
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John Healey OperationalJohn Healey stated he would base future plans on recommendations from Alan Milburn's review and align with the views of the British Chambers of Commerce regarding youth unemployment.Moves Daisy Cooper
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Nigel Farage OperationalTom Waterhouse was appointed as the general secretary of the party.Moves Daisy Cooper
Connections
The 18 strongest of 23, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
Ed Davey Structural
Daisy Cooper holds the formal role of deputy party leader and actively supports Ed Davey's leadership position.
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Liberal Democrats Structural
Daisy Cooper holds the formal role of deputy leader within the Liberal Democrats party.
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Kremlin Operational
they act on each other directly
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Nigel Farage Operational
Daisy Cooper has publicly questioned and accused Nigel Farage regarding his conduct and political actions.
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Andy Burnham Structural
Cooper functions as a representative or spokesperson for the political agenda of the leader.
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Keir Starmer Operational
Daisy Cooper criticized Keir Starmer regarding his political arrangements with Donald Trump.
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David Lammy Operational
The two individuals discussed the status of the Hillsborough Law bill.
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Julia Lopez Mentioned together
Both individuals are noted for championing the importance of hospitality to communities.
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John Healey Operational
Daisy Cooper urged John Healey to deliver a budget providing financial relief.
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government Mentioned together
Daisy Cooper is cited in articles alongside the government regarding her demands concerning rising shop costs.
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Europe Shared context
Daisy Cooper has suggested that the EU should rejoin within a year.
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Sky News Transactional
Daisy Cooper provided a statement to Sky News regarding an incident.
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Donald Trump Operational
Daisy Cooper actively highlights Donald Trump's corruption and scandals.
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Charlie Maynard Mentioned together
No direct coupling between the two entities is observed in the provided evidence.
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Alastair Campbell Shared context
Both individuals are active participants in UK political discourse regarding national economic issues.
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Post Office Operational
MP Cooper is seeking information regarding the future of the Post Office service.
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FIONA Mentioned together
No direct relationship between FIONA and Daisy Cooper was observed in the provided evidence.
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Alison Bennett Mentioned together
No evidence of a relationship between the two entities.
History
Events by the month they beganNovember 2026
2 eventsOctober 2026
5 events- Alastair Campbell suggested Nigel Farage will never become Prime Minister, while Daisy Cooper confirmed her role as Deputy Leader of the Liberal Democrats.
- Nigel Farage was accused of shoving an MP, an incident reported by Daisy Cooper to Sky News.
- Julia Lopez and Daisy Cooper recently championed the importance of hospitality to local communities.
- Daisy Cooper backed Ed Davey's leadership strength as Tories compete in Westminster polls, while local MPs were noted.
- Daisy Cooper urged John Healey to deliver a budget that provides a breathing space.
September 2026
4 events- Daisy Cooper is the deputy leader of the Liberal Democrats, whose party is facing declining support due to the rise of the Green Party, according to YouGov polling.
- Daisy Cooper suggests EU rejoining within a year, while Ed Davey advocates for rejoining the EU customs union.
- Daisy Cooper backed Ed Davey as leader of the party.
- A growth plan has been introduced, involving Daisy Cooper, aimed at reversing the economic damage caused by Brexit to the UK economy.
Show 3 earlier months
August 2026
1 eventJuly 2026
1 eventJune 2026
2 events- MP Daisy Cooper is seeking information regarding the future of services affected by Morrisons' store closures in Hertfordshire, which are threatening Post Office service.
- UK politicians, including Daisy Cooper and David Lammy, have engaged in debates regarding the government's military spending stance and defense bonds.