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Iain Dale to quiz party president candidates TONIGHT on LBC

By | Wed 23rd October 2019 - 7:11 pm

Christine Jardine and Mark Pack will face broadcaster Iain Dale on LBC in just over half an hour’s time.

Listen live here.

This is the start of a gruelling weekend of hustings for the pair with six events between now and Sunday. See here for full details.

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5 Comments

  • GaryE 23rd Oct '19 - 7:22pm

    The fact this interview is taking place at all speaks volumes of Lib Dem progress in London. A very encouraging sign.

  • Richard Underhill 23rd Oct '19 - 7:59pm

    Tory candidate, defeated by Norman Lamb. Still has Tory opinions. Amateur Psephologist.

  • nigel hunter 24th Oct '19 - 1:50am

    I will be glad when the President is in place.It is waisting time, energy, resources and money when we should be campaigning against all that the Johnson Govnt stands for. If a way can be found for members to vote quicker that is fine by me.

  • lloyd harris 24th Oct '19 - 7:13pm

    starts 50 minutes in if you listen on catch up
    https://www.globalplayer.com/catchup/lbc/uk/b8FPfUZ

  • Johnmc 24th Oct '19 - 8:34pm

    Why Iain Dale? Are there no other rapporteurs beyond those who blogged for years against liberalism and stood against the party?

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