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Tim Farron’s TimTalks: Foreign Affairs

By The Voice | Sun 23rd August 2015 - 1:33 pm

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This week we are re-running new leader Tim Farron’s series of TimTalks from the leadership campaign so that those of you who don’t know him well can see what makes him tick.

Today, it’s Foreign Affairs. Now we have a caption, a soundtrack (which is, to be honest, a bit annoying) and a proper introduction at the beginning:

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One Comment

Judy Abel 23rd Aug '15 - 3:59pm

I never saw this talk before – very good to see Tim talking about preventing persecution overseas and the value of the EU in a really convincing way, and about ‘not just talking to ourselves’ on the EU issue. Really good.

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