Paul Walter

Video: Lords Ashdown and Phillips clash over second chamber reform

By | Mon 11th June 2012 - 5:54 pm

This was already covered by Stephen Tall on Liberal Democrat Voice last month, but, in case you haven’t seen it, it is worth viewing this good-humoured but impassioned clash in the House of Lords between Paddy Ashdown and Andrew Phillips. Most entertaining.

* Paul Walter is a LibDem activist in Newbury, Berkshire and blogs at Liberal Burblings

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