LDVideo: Right Said Fred’s Lib Dem Party anthem 2010

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LDVideo: Right Said Fred’s Lib Dem Party anthem 2010

By Stephen Tall | Mon 3rd May 2010 - 3:45 pm

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All together now:

Give us a shot, cos we’re sick of this lot … Are you all tired of the norm? Well now is the time for reform … Cameron and Brown, well take a look at ’em now, We’re going to rock those cats out of town”

(Created for BBC2’s Newsnight, also available on YouTube here).

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3 Comments

Jock 3rd May '10 - 4:04pm

I’m too sexy for Nick’s shirt, so sexy it hurts!
Anthony Aloysius St 3rd May '10 - 4:10pm

Surely that’s Philippa Stroud in the white top?
Jock 3rd May '10 - 4:13pm

Actually – maybe they have a longer history with Clegg – did he go a’courting singing “deeply dippy about your Spanish eyes” I wonder!?

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