The relationship between banks and government will never be the same following the current financial crisis, Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg has said.

Nick Clegg speechLiberal Democrat leader urges PM to nationalise weakest banks Speaking at Prime Minister's Questions, Liberal Democrat Leader, Nick Clegg, accused the Government of "announcements and half-measures" in their attempts to improve the economic situation. He called on the Prime Minister to implement a "full, if temporary, nationalisation of our weakest banks without any further d...

Clegg’s first year: Clegg on Clegg | Tall on Clegg | Land on Clegg Complementing his piece for The Voice earlier today, Nick Clegg has also released a YouTube film to mark the anniversary of his election as Liberal Democrat leader: Joining in with the Nick Clegg’s annual performance review - Iain Dale gives his take, and

Having just listened to a very interesting IPPR podcast from their event last week featuring Liberal Democrat leader, Nick Clegg, it is clear that this thing called ‘liberalism’ matters enormously to him. He is, perhaps, the Liberal Democrat leader who has given most emphasis to the ‘liberal’ dimension of Liberal Democrat thought. It is

Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg has called for a temporary nationalisation of Britain's weakest banks.

The totalitarian statist instincts of the Liberal-Democrat Party are on dispaly today in the news that its Leader, Nick Clegg, has demanded that the government must take more radical steps "to encourage" banks to lend to small and medium-sized businesses.  Clegg claims there is a danger that solvent businesses could be deprived of investment and put at risk. He says the government should also...

Speaking at Liberal Democrat Autumn Conference today [Monday], Liberal Democrat Leader and Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg will say: Two and a half years ago, I stood in this very hall to make my first speech as Leader of our party. I said that the chance for change was within our reach, and we had

Nick Clegg, the Liberal Democrat leader, has said that his party could enter into government with either Labour or the Conservatives if the general election results in a hung parliament.

Nick Clegg, the Liberal Democrat leader, has said electoral reform promises were not a "precondition" of dealing with a potential Conservative government.

Among the Liberal Democrat policy gains that Nick Clegg attributed to the coalition government in his party conference speech last month was the ending of child detention. The same claim was made in the Liberal Democrat ‘List of Achievements’ and in a speech at the National Liberal Club summing up the party’s record one year