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For the second interview in the new live event series, Tim Shipman Meets the Party Leaders, former Liberal Democrat leader and President of Global Affairs at Meta, Nick Clegg, joins The Spectator to discuss his greatest political regrets, his time as deputy prime minister, his views on the current state of British politics and the global battle for AI supremacy.
Shipman challenges Clegg on the decisions that defined his political career, from his passionate support for Europe to the controversial U-turn on tuition fees. Reflecting on his record, Clegg offers a candid assessment of the decline of the two-party system and the upending of traditional global alliances.
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For the second interview in the new live event series, Tim Shipman Meets the Party Leaders, former Liberal Democrat leader and President of Global Affairs at Meta, Nick Clegg, joins The Spectator to discuss his greatest political regrets, his time as deputy prime minister, his views on the current state of British politics and the global battle for AI supremacy.
Shipman challenges Clegg on the decisions that defined his political career, from his passionate support for Europe to the controversial U-turn on tuition fees. Reflecting on his record, Clegg offers a candid assessment of the decline of the two-party system and the upending of traditional global alliances.
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