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Clegg response to Hancock raises more questions
Nick Clegg spoke today for the first time about allegations of sexual misconduct against Mike Hancock. But his account of events raises questions over what the Lib Dems have learned from the Rennard s
by Cathy Newman
What are the Lib Dems doing about Rennard claims?
As the Lib Dem spring conference is overshadowed by the recent allegations about the behaviour of Lord Rennard, Cathy Newman finds there are still many unanswered questions.
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Eastleigh: all eyes on Ukip surge
Ukip's prospects of success in the Eastleigh by-election are becoming ever more credible - but who is the party taking votes from?
Nick Clegg changes his previous statement on the reasons for Lord Rennard's resignation as party chief executive in 2008, saying rumours about the peer were "in the background".
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Nick Clegg: 'Serious mistakes were made'
The Lord Rennard allegations continue to prove a challenge to Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg.
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Lord Rennard: Lib Dems and police hold 'stakeholder conversation'
There's an acknowledgement from his team that they got it wrong in dealing with Lib Dem women' complaints and that could be something Nick Clegg says tomorrow.
The former Liberal Democrat chief executive says he refutes allegations of sexual impropriety which were first reported on Channel 4 News, and will co-operate with any "properly constituted inquiry".
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Political Correspondent Michael Crick questions former Liberal Democrat leaders Charles Kennedy and Lord Ashdown about the allegations surrounding Lord Rennard. Would they have handled it differently?
Nick Clegg refuses to give "running commentary" on the Lord Rennard allegations as the Lib Dems suffer their lowest-ever national poll rating less than two days before critical Eastleigh by-election.
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The Lib Dem deputy leader Simon Hughes tells Channel 4 News the party needs to know "if there have been other people who haven't come forward".
