Sir Vince Cable says 'deniable' talks between Labour and Lib Dems will be taking place
Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video playerWriting for Comment Central, Sir Vince noted that vote share predictions mean Labour could fall short of a majority.
He said:"You can be sure that serious, but deniable, conversations will be taking place over the next year. "[Current Lib Dem leader] Ed Davey is right not to rule out a coalition with Labour, but it is highly unlikely that the Lib Dems would go into such an arrangement this side of electoral reform being delivered.
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