Mark Pack

More leadership hustings viewing for your delectation

By | Sat 1st December 2007 - 12:55 pm

Catch 21 – a Westminster-based internet TV station run “by young people for young people” – made a film at the London Liberal Democrat leadership hustings which you can watch over on their website. It includes specially recorded pieces with both Chris Huhne and Nick Clegg about how to get more young people involved in politics.

Don’t forget that you can also still watch the party’s own webcast hustings, with Nick and Chris answering questions emailed in by party members, over on the party’s main website.

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