Nick Clegg has stepped up his attack on "Slacker Johnson" by mocking the mayor of London's lack of activity over the past week. Speaking on LBC Rad...
Nick Clegg should get a proper job, Boris Johnson has said. Speaking on LBC radio on Friday morning, the Tory mayor of London hit back at the Lib D...
Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has labelled Boris Johnson a "slacker" for only agreeing to a monthly radio grilling. Mr Clegg hosts a weekly 30-m...
The ten things you need to know on Sunday 21 April 2013... 1) THE TRIPLE DIP? It's been a bad week for the chancellor, with Tuesday seeing the I...
Nick Clegg delivered a dig at David Cameron today for suggesting "we are all Thatcherites now". The Liberal Democrat leader said he was not clear w...
Nick Clegg has been forced to issue an embarrassing clarification after suggesting official predictions existed for how many Romanians and Bulgarians ...
Are there any good programmes on commercial radio? I know from my experience covering commercial radio over the last four years that the answer is, undoubtedly, yes. However, the BBC's generous licence-payer funding and freedom from - dare I say it - the pressure of advertisers means the commercial sector often falls up just short.
The ten things you need to know on Thursday 10th January 2013... 1) BARACK OBAMA VS NIGEL FARAGE Yesterday, it was Richard Branson and a bunch...
This Thursday, LBC launches 'Call Clegg' - a weekly phone-in with the deputy prime minister on Nick Ferrari's breakfast show. (Personally, I think they should have called it 'Nick, Nick' or 'Let's Have Clegg for Breakfast!').
In a tremendous show of openness, of the embrace of clarity, of a vivid demonstration that he gets it, George Osborne has said the he would be happy to look at publishing the tax returns of our elected representatives.
Is it chutzpah - simple youthful exuberance, or misguided arrogance? It's certainly entertaining. A 19 year-old girl, predicted to get an A* in each of her three A Levels, has written to Magdalen College, Oxford, to tell them that, after attending an interview, she would rather study law somewhere else.
