A twin-track differentiation policy

Here’s my take on yesterday’s speech by Nick Clegg, along with some further analysis from the IFS’s Paul Johnson and Conservative MP Robert Halpern, all via the World at One:

(Also on YouTube here.)

 

* Mark Pack is Party President and is the editor of Liberal Democrat Newswire.

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  • John HOPKINSON 22nd Feb '13 - 1:53pm

    I am a little puzzled by your reference to (and I quote exactly) “Conservative MP Robert Halpern” in the text towards the head of this page (where Paul Johnson is mentioned) because the alphabetical list of MPs on the official UK Parliament website lists a “Robert Halfon” but not any “Robert Halpern”.

    Can you de-mystify me, please.

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