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By The Voice | Wed 19th September 2007 - 5:33 pm

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On the telly this evening you can watch the Liberal Democrats’ party political broadcast for conference week. Liberal Democrat Voice, ahead of the game as always, can give you a sneak preview right now.

It’s themed on climate change, the thread running through this week’s conference in Brighton.

If you’d like to watch it in the traditional, old media way, you’ll find it on BBC Two at 5.55pm, and on BBC One and ITV1 at 6.55pm.

Read more by The Voice .
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4 Comments

Laurence Boyce 19th Sep '07 - 6:36pm

Wow! Did you see Sir Ming slot in those two goals at the end? Puts him in a whole new light!
sanbikinoraion 20th Sep '07 - 12:33pm

Yeah, my God, he can beat an 8 year old. I know who I’m voting for…
sanbikinoraion 20th Sep '07 - 12:36pm

Incidentally, I wonder how many takes those two goals at the end took? Is there a secret blooper reel available?
Laurence Boyce 20th Sep '07 - 12:46pm

I was thinking that.

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