Clegg attacks ‘un-British’ grievance politics
Nick Clegg revealed that George Osborne, when he refused to implement a bigger tax threshold leap in the 2012 budget, said: “I don’t want to deliver a Lib Dem budget.”
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“Everybody knows that if you have a collation you make compromises,” Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg tells Jackie Long on his broken promise on tuition fees.
The deputy prime minister says a future Conservative government would pare back public spending “remorselessly”.
Nick Clegg revealed that George Osborne, when he refused to implement a bigger tax threshold leap in the 2012 budget, said: “I don’t want to deliver a Lib Dem budget.”
Nick Clegg tells his party’s annual conference that despite failing to scrap tuition fees, the Liberal Democrats should be proud of their record in government.
Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg says Westminster is “dangerously out of step” with modern Britain and he has become more anti-establishment since joining the coalition government.
I don’t know whether I will bump in to the Westminster party leaders in Scotland today — but this is what I would ask if I did.
Nick Clegg voted for the so-called “bedroom tax” more than two years ago. But he’s since changed his mind. Cue cries of “unbelievable hypocrisy”.
Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg wants ideas from the public on how to boost growth in the north of England. Here are some of your suggestions so far…
The coalition position on Iraq as outlined by Nick Clegg at his press conference this morning might strike you as less than heroic.
After a torrid week for the Lib Dems, some see strong similarities between Nick Clegg’s position and that of Gordon Brown in his last year as Labour leader.
Months after being asked to do so, Lib Dem peer Lord Rennard has formally apologised to the four women who accused him of inappropriate behaviour. So what will Nick Clegg do now?
Liberal Democrat peer Lord Oakeshott resigns from the party “with a heavy heart”, saying “it is heading for disaster if it keeps Nick Clegg”.
In his first public appearance since last week’s elections, Deputy PM Nick Clegg announces that young people without a job are to be given tailored support from a “work coach”.
Nick Clegg says the results of the European elections – which have left the Liberal Democrats with just one MEP – are “gutting” and “heartbreaking”, but insists he will not walk away from the party.
Nick Clegg’s leadership is questioned by MPs as some Liberal Democrat candidates urge him to quit over dismal election results, although the party chairman urges the party “not to turn in” on itself.