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A triple dose of Nick Clegg in the media (updated)

By | Sat 22nd December 2007 - 11:41 am

Let’s hope Nick Clegg got all his Christmas shopping finished before he was elected leader, because he looks just a mite busy getting lots of media coverage at the moment.

This morning, he was on Radio 4′ s Today in the coveted 8:10am slot (listen again here for up to seven days or read about it here), whilst The Voice hears that there are interviews set to appear in the Sunday Times (on … Sunday) and then Monday’s Daily Telegraph.

UPDATE: Make that a quadruple dose: he is also in the news over the latest Al Yamamah revelations.

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5 Comments

  • Rob Blackie 22nd Dec '07 - 12:13pm

    A really good piece in today’s Times by Matthew Parris on Nick too – praising his gut honesty.
    http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/comment/columnists/matthew_parris/article3085157.ece

    Plus there’s a nice little piece by Patrick Wintour in the Guardian on how Nick could become PM:
    http://www.guardian.co.uk/saturday/story/0,,2231299,00.html

  • Amineh abu-zayyad 22nd Dec '07 - 12:18pm

    Wish you Nick all the best.
    Merry Christmas & wonderfull successfull happy 2008

  • James 22nd Dec '07 - 1:52pm

    Clawing back our lost ground might take the best part of the next year – just be patient folks! Let hope he’s got a couple of big donors lined up as well!

  • Tam Langley 22nd Dec '07 - 5:02pm

    Nick sounds really passionate about investing in children to unlock their potential. We need more of this: looking to the future and setting out an inspirational vision. The issue is right I think, but it has to be sufficiently distinctive to stick in voters minds. This is going to be a challenging few months…

  • Neale 25th Dec '07 - 5:41pm

    No WAY! on the big donors James. That’s not what we’re about. We want lots of little donors and reform of the party funding system.

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