Stephen Tall

LDVideo … Nick on Reddit, “misleading” Grayling, and dancing BoJo

By | Sun 7th February 2010 - 4:45 pm

Welcome to this latest LDVideo instalment, highlighting three political video clips from the past week.

Nick Clegg answers the top 10 questions posed by Reddit.com users as voted by users of the site. (You can see all of the questions posed to him here).


(Also available on YouTube here).

BBC reports Tory shadow home secretary Chris Grayling gets into trouble for using misleading crime statistics. Sara Bedford covered the story for LDV here).



And, finally, Boris Johnson does the hokey-cokey … seems he always wants to go one better than his party leader, who preferred to stick to the cokey:


(Also available on YouTube here).

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