Any general election day is something of a celebration of democracy: this one feels a little different, for only the second time
Dave Kean
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browsing archive: Nick Clegg
Labour has had something of a deathbed conversion to a principal of Proportional Representation. An idea that the Lib Dems have held
"What I'm interested in is the big poll on 6 May, when people really have to choose five more years of Gordon
It’s been an interesting week in the UK, Lib Dem Nick Clegg clearly won the first debate. For me this was because
Following on from the two big boys the Lib Dems published their manifesto yesterday. Somewhat ironically, the party that's been the loudest
The BBC has Paxmans full interview with Nick Clegg here. Paxman comes off as being his usual direct self, while Clegg took
The open promise to keep “business taxes as low as possible” is a pointless waste of good paper and does nothing to help Labours’ dwindling credibility on the economy.
If neither party have a majority in the House of Commons all of a sudden Nick Clegg and the Lib-Dems become both the major parties best friend. Heading into the election the Lib-Dems have 63 seats in parliament and won 22% of the vote in the 2005 election.