I've just watched Nick Clegg on the Andrew Marr show and I have come to a few conclusions. Nick has (in my opinion) aped David Cameron and duplicated Conservative policies (apart from on the EU) from the day he was installed as Lib Dem leader. This is a exceedingly dodgy strategy to lead the Lib Dems into the next general election. It could work out one of two ways: The Lib Dems could steal v...

Nick Clegg speechLiberal Democrat Leader Nick Clegg declared that Britain has lost its moral authority on human rights issues in a hard-hitting attack on the Government’s stance on immigration. In a speech to Amnesty International to mark Human Rights Day, Nick Clegg warned that the UK is developing a two-tier rights regime, with foreign nationals targeted by draconian measures like ID cards...

Nick Clegg writes this evening at Comment is Free on the need for the British government to uphold human rights at home as well as abroad. He describes the strengths of British human rights laws, and reminds that the Liberal Democrats will continue to support them in the face of the Tories’ rhetoric or moves

A Clockwork Clegg: The Nick Clegg Newsnight road crash Remember the Lib Dems sold everyone down the river over Lisbon. Remember his fake outrage and the pathetic childish walk out ? Take a second look at the real Nick Clegg.

Well, Nick Clegg certainly thinks so. I’ve just returned from Amnesty International’s reception for the anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, at which Clegg was the keynote speaker. Points of note: 1.Nick Clegg is not a very good public speaker. 2. Nick Clegg and his party are talking the language of sense on immigration. 3. The

LIBERAL Democrat leader Nick Clegg claimed this morning that the 2010 general election would not be the usual "two-horse race" between Labour and Conservatives as his

Labour was poised to offer the Liberal Democrats a deal this morning that would bring Nick Clegg's party into a coalition government.

Here’s the report: The party is on the brink of being censured by the [information] commissioner, Richard Thomas, for breaching strict privacy rules when [Nick] Clegg called 250,000 voters in 50 marginal constituencies last Wednesday night after his keynote speech to the Lib Dems’ conference. The privacy watchdog has confirmed that it believes the automated calls were

The Lib Dems would restore people's right to privacy which has been "trampled" on by Labour, Nick Clegg will say.

Labour was poised to offer the Liberal Democrats a deal this morning that would bring Nick Clegg's party into a coalition government.