Yesterday Nick Clegg spoke on CBBC’s Newsround about the banking crisis – and he didn’t pull his punches.
He also visited a London secondary school with Joanna Lumley. They were there to launch the new Inspiring the Future scheme, which will send 100,000 volunteers into state schools to give pupils first hand accounts of their careers.
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Bet Chloe Smith wishes she’d got the Newsround interview…
I thought manufacturing was this country’s jewel in the crown.