Nick Clegg
Birth Name: Nicholas William Peter Clegg
Height: 186 cm
Clegg was educated at the private Caldicott School at Farnham Royal in South Buckinghamshire and, later, at the private Westminster School in London. As a 16-year-old exchange student in Munich, Germa ...Show More
[May 2014; Lynn Barber asks him when he has last had a cigarette] Oh, Lynn, don't ask me that! More Show more
[May 2014; Lynn Barber asks him when he has last had a cigarette] Oh, Lynn, don't ask me that! More recently than I should have. Hide
Every time a new same-sex couple marries, any outdated views that linger will be pushed further and Show more
Every time a new same-sex couple marries, any outdated views that linger will be pushed further and further out of view. Hide
My job is to make sure that my party does not get pulled left or right as Cameron goes right and Mil Show more
My job is to make sure that my party does not get pulled left or right as Cameron goes right and Miliband goes left. Hide
[asked whether he would agree to give up smoking by the end of the Coalition's first time in governm Show more
[asked whether he would agree to give up smoking by the end of the Coalition's first time in government in 2015] The rate we're going, no. It will be up to 20 a day. Hide
[In May 2015, after the election of David Cameron with a majority government] In the absence of stro Show more
[In May 2015, after the election of David Cameron with a majority government] In the absence of strong and statesmanlike leadership, Britain's place in Europe and the world, and the continued existence of our United Kingdom itself, is now in grave jeopardy. Hide
If you're one of the first same-sex couples getting married this weekend, and you've got a spare sea Show more
If you're one of the first same-sex couples getting married this weekend, and you've got a spare seat, you might want to invite the likes of Norman Tebbit or Nigel Farage. Then each can see, for themselves, just how much this hard-won right - to celebrate your love for each other - means to you, your families and our country. Hide
[2010; on Desert Island Discs] I have a confession to make which is I do like the occasional cigaret Show more
[2010; on Desert Island Discs] I have a confession to make which is I do like the occasional cigarette... I can just imagine as the sun's going down and you know I've got the beard flowing down to my knees and I'm thinking what on earth am I going to, you know, while away the time... puffing away on a cigarette would be quite nice. I know I'm not supposed to say this because it's a terrible thing. And I hope my children don't hear this programme because they don't even know that I smoke. Hide
[on supporting gay marriage, despite not including it in the Liberal Democrat election manifesto] It Show more
[on supporting gay marriage, despite not including it in the Liberal Democrat election manifesto] It's just a simple idea that if two people love each other, it doesn't matter what sex they are, it doesn't matter if they're the same sex, if they love each other and they want to show that commitment towards each other through marriage, they should be able to do so and the fact that from this weekend same sex couples will be able to demonstrate their love to each other through marriage just as much as any other couple I think is a great, great step forward. Hide
When people are anxious and insecure about the future, and you have a prolonged periods of social an Show more
When people are anxious and insecure about the future, and you have a prolonged periods of social anxiety, siren voices on left and right become very attractive. On the left it is attractive to say you don't need to make any difficult economic decisions. On the right it becomes tempting to blame it on everyone else - foreigners, immigrants, take your pick. Hide
It should be entirely unremarkable and completely uncontroversial that two people, whoever they are, Show more
It should be entirely unremarkable and completely uncontroversial that two people, whoever they are, want to express and celebrate their love for each other. Getting to this point has not been easy. There has been a lot of anger. There have been vicious words and, in some cases, prejudice has been exposed. So today when Britain celebrates, let's ensure that prejudices of the past are well and truly beaten. Hide
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