Stephen Tall

LDVideo … Mandy, Clegg and Coulson

By | Sat 28th November 2009 - 10:30 am

Welcome to the latest LDVideo instalment, featuring three of the most memorable video clips doing the rounds on the blogosphere.

First up, is a rather catchy little email ditty in honour of Lord Mandelson’s implausible-but-deadly-serious Digital Econmy Bill, courtesy of Dan Bull:

As Dan would wish me to add: If you disapprove of the Bill, sign the petition, or write your own message to Lord Mandelson.

Second up, here’s Nick Clegg’s second question from this week’s PMQs – and it’s a real barnstormer, which has earned Nick deserved acclaim from across the political spectrum:

And finally, for today, Beau Bo D’or recalls David Cameron’s encomium for the honour and integrity of his spinmeister Andy Coulson – this week found to have exhibited “a consistent pattern of bullying behaviour” in his previous job as the disgraced editor of the News of the World.

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