Mark Pack

Nick Clegg caught on camera – five times over

By | Mon 11th February 2008 - 10:04 pm

Playing around with various internet search tools for finding videos (verdict – none of them are that comprehensive) I found a few Nick Clegg pieces which haven’t previously been mentioned on this site and are worth a quick watch:

Nick Clegg on the BBC, talking about the party’s new mental health proposals.

Nick Clegg visits Islington, talking about green issues and the donations scandals (prior to Peter Hain’s resignation).

Nick Clegg on Sky News’s Sunday Live, talking about his vision for 2008 and his electoral ambitions for the party.

Nick Clegg addresses an NCVO (National Council for Voluntary Organisations) breakfast meeting.

And finally, a slightly slow moving tale of the opening of a new patisserie.

P.S. If you missed Nick on Sunday’s BBC1 Politics Show you can watch the interview here or read the transcript here.

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