It’s over in today’s Daily Telegraph here… find out why he hates peanut butter, what was the last film he watched, and his fantasy other jobs.
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Meral Hussein-Ece
A good article which highlights the problem with conference. It’s increasingly unaffordable for many, who are excluded from policy development. John is righ...
Chris Caswill
John Kelly makes two important points. Party Conference is clearly over managed, and membership democracy is the regrettable victim. Time for a change. Second...
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"we might as well go all-in and rejoin the EU" Everyone who opposes this already believes this is our position. Let's give those who agree with us a clear m...
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I love this point,
“What question are you never asked and most want to answer?
“How many noughts do you want on the end of this cheque, sir?”
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Also what he said about the Italian guy, media mongols shouldn’t be able to get into democratic process so easily.
Fantasy Other Jobs?
Lothario, Don Juan, Casanova … Fraud.
Yes, Silvio Mussolini is indeed an utter bell. My own views on him would be better expressed at The Devil’s Kitchen than in a family paper! I admire Clegg for his restraint in saying as little as he did on that subject.
And you can’t go wrong with peanut butter. I like to have it in an omelette, mixing it with the raw eggs before cooking. I became a vegetarian a few months go, and this was a regular meal when I was trying to figure out what to eat if not meat. Then I started following a rice-based diet.
Nick is as usual, honest and refreshing.
Imagine Gordon Browns answers to some of these questions:
Q. What do you truly believe in? Nick- love
Gordon – well, ur, um, well as I’ve said, I believe we must remain vigilant with the economy…zzzz