Lib Dems on air over the weekend

Quick alert for those wanting to see/hear Lib Dem MPs live on air in the next three days:

• Tonight (Fri), Sarah Teather, the Lib Dems’ new shadow secretary of state for Business, Enterprise and Regulatory Reform, will be on BBC Radio 4’s Any Questions at 8.00 pm (repeated Saturday, 1.10 pm);
• On Sunday night, David Laws will be on BBC Radio 4’s The Westminster Hour at (some point from) 10.00 pm.
• And on Monday lunch-time, Sarah Teather (again) will be appearing on BBC Radio 5 Live at around 12.30 pm.

You can catch up with all the forthcoming Lib Dem media appearances over at the Flock Together website.

Happy viewing/listening.

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