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But Downing Street dismissed a call by the Lib Dem deputy leader, Simon Hughes, for Lansley to quit. The prime minister's spokesman said: "It's not an issue for Simon Hughes. The government is fully behind the health bill." Hours later, Nick Clegg told...
Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg appealed to businesses on Monday to sign up to the coalition’s drive to tackle youth unemployment. The £1 billion Youth Contract is intended to create at least 410,000 new work places for 18 to 24-year-olds over the next...
WATFORD, ENGLAND - FEBRUARY 06: Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg (L) and the newly appointed energy secretary Ed Davey (R) visit BRE (Building Research Establishment) on February 6, 2012 in Watford, England. BRE advise governments, industry and... View Photo »
The continued existence of illegal settlements risks making facts on the ground such that a two-state solution becomes unviable. That, in turn, will do nothing to safeguard the security of Israel itself or of Israeli citizens. That is why I condemn the continued illegal settlement activity in the strong...
Clegg, the Deputy Prime Minister and Liberal Democrat leader, is calling on businesses to sign up to the government’s flagship £1bn Youth Contract so that they are ready to offer the jobs to young people in April. Thousands of companies will today...
When another party’s senior ranks is being more vocal in defending your job than much of your own side, things are not going well. But it also leaves Nick Clegg and other Liberal Democrat Cabinet members in a rather bizarre position: being keener in...
Andrew Lansley. Downing Street launched an offensive, dismissing a call by the Lib Dem deputy party leader, Simon Hughes, for Lansley to leave office. The prime minister's spokesman said: "It's not an issue for Simon Hughes. The government is fully...
WATFORD, ENGLAND - FEBRUARY 06: Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg (L) and the newly appointed energy secretary Ed Davey (C) are shown around by BRE Group Cheif Executive Peter Bonfield (R) while visiting BRE (Building Research Establishment) on... View Photo »
What does the local Lib Dem party think of having such a representative and even more importantly what does the Lib Dem Leader Nick Clegg have to say on the subject? … Today, Clegg’s non response is, frankly, deafening.
Cameron, meanwhile, is not expecting to receive an invitation to join the Sarkozy campaign. He and the French president have been engaged in an on-off war over the handling the euro crisis for six months. Cameron will be accompanied by his pro-European...
Mr Hughes is the first member of the Lib Dem leadership to call for Mr Lansley's departure. Nick Clegg, the party's leader, has refused publicly to criticise the NHS plans after winning major changes to them last year. Experts reject claims of...
Nicholas William Peter Clegg (born 7 January 1967), known as Nick Clegg, is the British Member of Parliament for Sheffield Hallam and, since 18 December 2007, leader of the Liberal Democrats. Full Article
WATFORD, ENGLAND - FEBRUARY 06: Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg (L) and the newly appointed energy secretary Ed Davey (C) are shown around by BRE Group Cheif Executive Peter Bonfield (R) while visiting BRE (Building Research Establishment) on February 6, 2012 in Watford, England. BRE...
View Photo »Britain's Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg (L) shakes hands with newly-appointed Energy Secretary Ed Davey outside the Cabinet Office in London February 3, 2012. Employment minister Ed Davey was appointed on Friday as Energy and Climate Change Secretary to replace Chris Huhne who has...
View Photo »Britain's newly appointed Energy and Climate Change Secretary Ed Davey (C) is surrounded by media as he arrives at the Cabinet Office to be greated by Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg at Whitehall in London on February 3, 2012 following the resignation of Chris Huhne and Davey's...
View Photo »British Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg (L) shakes hands with new Energy and Climate Change Secretary Ed Davey (R) outside the Cabinet Office at Whitehall in London on February 3, 2012 following the resignation of Chris Huhne. Huhne resigned on February 3 after being told he will face...
View Photo »Britain's Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg (L) shakes hands with newly-appointed Energy Secretary Ed Davey outside the Cabinet Office in London February 3, 2012. British Energy Secretary Chris Huhne resigned on Friday after learning he would face criminal charges for allegedly lying to...
View Photo »Nick Clegg, left, Britain's Deputy Prime Minister and the Liberal Democrats leader, shakes hands with Ed Davey, the newly appointed energy secretary, outside the cabinet office, in central London, Friday, Feb. 3, 2012. Davey is replacing Chris Huhne, a Lib Dem MP, quit as prosecutors...
View Photo »LONDON, ENGLAND - FEBRUARY 03: British Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg gives a speech at Admiralty House in Whitehall, following the resignation of Liberal Democrat energy secretary Chris Huhne on February 3, 2012 in London, England. Mr Huhne protested his innocence after resigning...
View Photo »British Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg gives a speech outside Admiralty House in Whitehall following the resignation of the Liberal Democrat Energy and Climate Change Secretary Chris Huhne in London on February 3, 2012. Huhne resigned after prosecutors announced he would be charged...
View Photo »Britain's Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg makes a statement outside Admiralty House in London February 3, 2012. British Energy Secretary Chris Huhne resigned on Friday after being told he would be charged with perverting the course of justice over a 2003 speeding offence, in a huge...
View Photo »Norman Lamb, parliamentary aide to British Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg leaves a hotel in Eastbourne, East Sussex on February 3, 2012. Lamb has been promoted to business minister in a Liberal Democtrat reshuffle following the resignation of Chris Huhne as energy and climate...
View Photo »British Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg leaves a hotel in Eastbourne, East Sussex, on February 3, 2012 to return to London moments before his fellow Liberal Democrat Energy Secretary Chris Huhne resigned. Huhne resigned after prosecutors announced he would be charged over allegations...
View Photo »EASTBOURNE, ENGLAND - FEBRUARY 03: Deputy Prime Minister and leader of the Liberal Democrats Nick Clegg leaves the Hydro Hotel on February 2, 2012 in London, England. The Liberal Democrat energy secretary Chris Huhne resgined today after an announcement that he will be charged with...
View Photo »LONDON, ENGLAND - JANUARY 26: Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg (C) speaks to an aide (R) between television interviews during a visit to a Sainsbury's supermarket in Notting Hill on January 26, 2012 in London, England. In a speech today Mr Clegg will propose the government go 'further...
View Photo »LONDON, ENGLAND - JANUARY 26: Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg visits a Sainsbury's supermarket in Notting Hill on January 26, 2012 in London, England. In a speech today Mr Clegg will propose the government go 'further and faster' in their plan to raise the wage level at which people...
View Photo »Britain's Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg visits the McDonald's Training Center in north London January 24, 2012. Hamburger chain McDonald's is creating 2,500 new jobs in Britain in 2012, with more than half going to people under the age of 25, a group hard hit by the economic downturn.
View Photo »LONDON, ENGLAND - JANUARY 24: McDonald's CEO of UK and Ireland Jill McDonald looks on during a meeting with Britain's Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg at a training session at the McDonald's Training Center on January 24, 2012 in London, England. McDonald's announced today at least...
View Photo »LONDON, ENGLAND - JANUARY 24: Britain's Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg joins a staff member in a training session at the McDonald's Training Center on January 24, 2012 in London, England. McDonald's announced today at least 2,500 new UK jobs this year would be created by the fast...
View Photo »Britain's Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg, left, joins staff in a training session at the McDonald's Training Center, in north London, Tuesday, Jan. 24, 2012. Fast food giant McDonald's announced Tuesday it will create at least 2,500 new UK jobs this year. The burger chain expects more...
View Photo »Britain's Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg, left, and Jill McDonald, right McDonald's CEO of UK and Ireland are seen during a visit in a McDonald's restaurant, in north London, Tuesday, Jan. 24, 2012. Fast food giant McDonald's announced Tuesday it will create at least 2,500 new UK jobs...
View Photo »EASTBOURNE, ENGLAND - FEBRUARY 03: Norman Lamb, Chief Parliamentary and Political Adviser and Parliamentary Private Secretary to the Deputy Prime Minister, Nick Clegg, leaves the Hydro Hotel on February 3, 2012 in Eastbourne, England. Mr Lamb is tipped to replace Chris Huhne as Energy...
View Photo »LONDON, ENGLAND - JANUARY 19: British Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg (L) poses with his Swedish counterpart Jan Bjorklund at the Cabinet Office on January 19, 2012 in London, England.
View Photo »LONDON - JANUARY 16: In this handout image supplied by the Palestinian Press Office (PPO) Britain's Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg (4th R) meets with Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas and his delegation, at 10 Downing Street on January 16, 2012 in central London, England. ...
View Photo »LONDON - JANUARY 16: In this handout image supplied by the Palestinian Press Office (PPO) Britain's Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg holds a news conference with Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas, at 10 Downing Street on January 16, 2012 in central London, England. Israel's...
View Photo »Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas (R) speaks during a joint press conference with British Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg (L) in Admiralty House in central London on January 16, 2012.
View Photo »British Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg takes questions after making a speech on rebalancing the economy to business leaders at Mansion House in central London, on January 16, 2012. Clegg called for more businesses to adopt the 'John Lewis' approach to company-ownership with employees...
View Photo »WATFORD, ENGLAND - FEBRUARY 06: Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg (L) and the newly appointed energy secretary Ed Davey (C) are shown around by BRE Group Cheif Executive Peter Bonfield (R) while visiting BRE (Building Research Establishment) on February 6, 2012 in Watford, England. BRE...
View Photo »The continued existence of illegal settlements risks making facts on the ground such that a two-state solution becomes unviable. That, in turn, will do nothing to safeguard the security of Israel itself or of Israeli citizens. That is why I condemn the continued illegal settlement activity in the strong...
What does the local Lib Dem party think of having such a representative and even more importantly what does the Lib Dem Leader Nick Clegg have to say on the subject? … Today, Clegg’s non response is, frankly, deafening.
The overwhelming majority of Liberal Democrats are fully supportive of the Coalition's plans to reform welfare to make work pay.
What does the local Lib Dem party think of having such a representative and even more importantly what does the Lib Dem Leader Nick Clegg have to say on the subject? … Today, Clegg’s non response is, frankly, deafening.
Once you've placed physical facts on the ground that makes it impossible to deliver something that everyone has for years agreed is the ultimate destination... it is an act of deliberate vandalism to the basic premise on which negotiations have taken place for years and years and years.
At the moment what would happen in the terrible events I’ve described? Nobody would know who’s in charge. Would the defence secretary be it? Would it be the cabinet office? Would it be William Hague? Would it be Nick Clegg? Who knows?
It is an act of deliberate vandalism to the basic premise on which negotiations have taken place for years and years and years
Nick Clegg was last year’s victim, now it’s Ed’s turn.
Once you place physical facts on the ground which make it impossible to deliver what everyone has for years agreed is the ultimate destination, then you do immense damage
William Hague tends to restrict himself to comments like 'unhelpful'. Nick Clegg's probably gone further than many British politicians who hold government office
Most people in the country would think the diamond jubilee is a wonderful occasion for us to celebrate together as a community and as a nation
We are not even fighting a crime here, just an extradition law. David Cameron and Nick Clegg promised before they came into power to sort this extradition mess out and so did the Attorney General.
It is an act of deliberate vandalism
The question for both him and Nick Clegg is whether they have the courage or the conviction to make the change that is needed. IIf Nick Clegg wishes to follow Labour's lead in promoting shareholder activism and engagement, that is welcome.
Once you've placed physical facts on the ground that makes it impossible to deliver something that everyone has for years agreed is the ultimate destination. ... It is an act of deliberate vandalism to the basic premise on which negotiations have taken place for years and years and years
The question for both him and Nick Clegg is whether they have the courage or the conviction to make the change that is needed. IIf Nick Clegg wishes to follow Labour's lead in promoting shareholder activism and engagement, that is welcome.
I suspect that most people in the country would think, given that there is very little money around, that this probably would not be the top of their list of priorities for the use of scarce public resources
The Deputy Prime Minster has failed to support our proposal that an employee be placed on remuneration committees like they are in Germany, Europe’s strongest economy, and in some of our most successful British businesses like John Lewis ... Presumably, Nick Clegg can’t support employee representation o...
I stick to my guns that this is something I think we should do, but this is a coalition government
There is an important lesson there - it's best that the campaign is run from Scotland and the Scottish politicians in Edinburgh and the Scottish Parliament take the lead role in the campaign. People like David Cameron, and indeed Nick Clegg and Ed Miliband, becoming too central in the campaign will just...
We believe that too few people have capital. More individuals need to have a stake in their firms. A John Lewis economy if you like
cleared absolutely between me and Nick Clegg
Nick is pushing his government colleagues for real, early, radical action on this. Employee ownership is part of a long liberal tradition.
People sleep in different ways and with Nick Clegg the thing was that he was a very deep sleeper. I would bend over him and kind of push him.
It would be even more damaging for us as a country if the coalition Government was to fall apart
