Nick Clegg in the media: ID cards and crime

Nick Clegg’s done an interview with Reuters – ‘Clegg sees ID card vote a decade away’ – and has also got coverage in Bradford for his views on tackling knife and gun crime.

All of which is nicely timed to highlight a new (RSS) feed available from the party:

http://feeds.libdems.org.uk/nickcleggmedia

You can subscribe to this feed in the same was as any other RSS feed, e.g. through a feed reader such as Bloglines or through most web browsers, and you can also display it on your website. It’ll be regularly updated with a selection of the latest media coverage from Nick Clegg. Consider it a filleted highlights service.

Fans of Nick on Facebook will see that the feed is also display on his page there.

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