Tuition fees: How Liberal Democrat MPs voted
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MPs have approved plans to raise tuition fees in England to a maximum of 拢9,000 but with the coalition's majority reduced to 21. Here is a full list of how Lib Dem MPs voted:
FOR - 28 MPs
Danny Alexander
Norman Baker
Sir Alan Beith
Gordon Birtwistle
Tom Brake
Jeremy Browne
Malcolm Bruce
Paul Burstow
Vincent Cable
Alistair Carmichael
Nick Clegg
Edward Davey
Lynne Featherstone
Don Foster
Stephen Gilbert
Duncan Hames
Nick Harvey
David Heath
John Hemming
Norman Lamb
David Laws
Michael Moore
Andrew Stunell
Jo Swinson
Sarah Teather
David Ward
Steve Webb
Government whip Mark Hunter acted as a teller.
AGAINST - 21 MPs
Annette Brooke
Sir Menzies Campbell
Michael Crockart
Tim Farron
Andrew George
Mike Hancock
Julian Huppert
Charles Kennedy
John Leech
Stephen Lloyd
Greg Mulholland
John Pugh
Alan Reid
Dan Rogerson
Bob Russell
Adrian Sanders
Ian Swales
Mark Williams
Roger Williams
Jenny Willott
Simon Wright
ABSTAINED OR ABSENT - EIGHT MPs
Lorely Burt
Simon Hughes
Tessa Munt
Sir Robert Smith
John Thurso
Stephen Williams
Chris Huhne(at climate summit in Mexico)
Martin Horwood(at climate summit in Mexico)
In addition, six Conservative MPs voted against the proposals, while two abstained. They were:
David Davis (against)
Julian Lewis (against)
Andrew Percy (against)
Jason McCartney(against)
Philip Davies(against)
Mark Reckless(against)
Lee Scott (abstained)
Tracey Couch(abstained)