By Andrew Grice Before he became Liberal Democrat leader, Nick Clegg told close colleagues that his first 100 days in the job would be crucial and that he was determined to use it to make a dramatic impression on the...

This will induce the nearest thing LibDem nerds get to a simultaneous orgasm over politics. In tomorrow's Guardian, Nick Clegg proposes a breathtaking 100 day plan to reform British politics. He says that MPs should not go on holiday until their wholesale reinvention of the whole system. His article is entitled "Bar the gates. No summer holiday before the overhaul". This is great stuff! Nick Clegg...

Nick Clegg has an article in this morning's Guardian outlining his 100-day action plan to reform British politics: let us bar the gates of Westminster and stop MPs leaving for their summer holidays until this crisis has been sorted out, and every nook and cranny of our political system has been reformed.The Lib Dem leader's proposals are summarised in an accompanying news report: • ...

THE first 100 days of the power-sharing coalition will test the mettle of David Cameron and Nick Clegg's partnership and make or break the new government entrusted with t

Hopefully over breakfast this morning you will have seen the Guardian’s front page splash on Nick Clegg’s call for MPs to spend the next 100 days in Parliament radically reforming our political system. Other papers and the broadcasters are picking up this story and it is clear that Nick’s demand that MPs curtail their lengthy

The formation of the coalition 100 days ago marked a galactic shift in Westminster politics. The Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats embarked on a journey together that many would never have predicted.

THE first 100 days of the power-sharing coalition will test the mettle of David Cameron and Nick Clegg's partnership and make or break the new government entrusted with t

I didn't hear Nick Clegg's speech yesterday, but I did watch his interview with Andrew Marr this morning. Naturally, you would not expect me to agree with his observation that David Cameron is a con man. I could say the same of Nick Clegg though after his interview with Marr. Clegg is calling for grown-up politics. Whenever a politician says something like this, I always feel there is go...

Over on the New Statesman website yesterday, Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg wrote about what is going to keep him busy in the next twelve months. Read it in full here, but here’s an excerpt to wet your appetite: I have never tried to hide my despair of Westminster. People in this country are governed by

Nick Clegg has said MPs should be banned from taking their summer holidays until the current political crisis is addressed.