Stephen Tall

Nick Clegg interview draws 1.1 million viewers

By | Mon 22nd March 2010 - 1:15 pm

Nick Clegg was the subject of an hour-long feature interview with ITV’s Mary Nightingale on Sunday night – if you missed it, you can catch up courtesy of itv Player by clicking here. (It’s available online for the next 29 days).

Helen Duffett examined the 1950s-style newspaper previews of the Dead Tree Press, which focused on the shocking news that Miriam Gonzalez Durantez (Nick’s wife) has her own life, for LDV here.

Meanwhile MediaGuardian reports that over 1.1 million viewers watched last night. Okay, so it’s not as many as watched Gordon Brown be interviewed by Piers Morgan (4.2m), but it’s not far short of the number who watched David Cameron last week (1.6m). More importantly, it represents about 5% of the voting public.

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