Westminster stops still for the most riveting news since the election:
Tim Farron received 56.5% of the votes and in second place Norman Lamb received the backing of 43.5%.
It’s Farron.
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Quote of the Day
Alan Sugar on Jeremy Corbyn:
“It’s clear you alluded to students refunds to get votes from young impressionable people. You are a cheat and should resign.”
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