Three ways to watch #NickvNigel

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Three ways to watch #NickvNigel

By The Voice | Wed 26th March 2014 - 5:51 pm

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It’s just over an hour to go until Nick Clegg takes on Nigel Farage to debate whether Britain should be in or out of the EU.

Here’s where you can watch:

It’s being streamed on both the Liberal Democrats’ website or over at LBC

If you have Sky News, you can watch the build up, debate and aftermath from 6pm.

LBC at one point today had their own drinking game. They did warn that you should do it with ginger beer, but someone obviously thought better of it.

A few hours later:

My accompaniment of choice is Earl Grey. I will have to make sure it’s not too hot.

Anyway, put your feet up, join us tweeting using #teamNick and #nickvnigel and enjoy the fun,

Read more by The Voice or more about lbc, nick clegg, nickvnigel or nigel farage.
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