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Rhetoric innes (Free subscription) | 09/10/2008
Speaking ahead of the Second Reading of the Banking Bill, Liberal Democrat Shadow Secretary of State for Wales Roger Williams MP and Welsh Liberal Democrat MP for Montgomeryshire Lembit Öpik have called on the Government to ensure that the emergency measures taken to support banks don’t obscure the need to help ordinary families through the difficult months ahead. On Wednesday morning it was announced...
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Jonathan Fryer (Free subscription) | 08/10/2008
My zone 1-6 Oyster card took me to Debden this evening, where Epping Forest Liberal Democrats hosted a pizza and politics addressed by Lembit Opik, MP, who is on the party presidential campaign trail, but also being motivational — or inspirational, as he put it. He had Stephen Kearney, our candidate in the recent Henley [...]
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Hope CE Primary School (Free subscription) | 08/10/2008
On Monday 22nd September, a very important person came to Hope School at 10:00 am. He was called Lembit Opik MP, a person who works for Powys, (Wales), and he also he works for all the children who live in Powys. The children were in a middle of a French lesson when Lembit came. He [...]
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Miserable Old Fart (Free subscription) | 07/10/2008
On the Liberal Voice blog those who are standing for the party's presidency are invited to make a pitch about why members should support them. Today Lembit Öpik has his chance. He says that he offers : the politics of primary colours, not pastel shades. If that’s what you want, that’s exactly what you’ll get by voting for Lembit Öpik. Primary Colours , isn't that a movie about how a preidential candidate...
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Liberal Democrat Voice (Free subscription) | 07/10/2008
Liberal Democrat Voice has offered each of the three candidates for the post of Party President three platforms pieces on LDV during the contest to make their case to party members. How they choose to use these platforms is entirely up to them. Today it’s Lembit Öpik’s turn. It’s intriguing to stand in an all member [...]
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Unreality TV (Free subscription) | 07/10/2008
The Daily Star has reported that Hollywood actor, Verne Troyer has signed up for this years Celebrity Big Brother extravaganza. Verne is better known as Mini Me from the Austin Powers movies. Other stars rumoured to be appearing on the show are Cliff Richard, Lembit Opik and Whitney Houston.
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The ThunderDragon (Free subscription) | 02/10/2008
He’s quit the Lib Dem front bench in order to fight to become Lib Dem President. But Lembit Opik simply isn’t a serious politician. He has had to deny that he is to go in to the Big Brother house, following George Galloway’s lead, claiming that it is absolute nonsense. There is no truth in it whatsoever. Yet considering [...]
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The First Post (Free subscription) | 02/10/2008
Lembit Opik (pictured), the distinctly odd MP who once dated a member of the Cheeky Girl pop duo, is leaving nothing to chance in his bid to become president…
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icWales (Free subscription) | 02/10/2008
COLOURFUL MP Lembit Opik yesterday denied reports he had signed up to appear on Celebrity Big Brother as “absolute nonsense”.
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Unreality TV (Free subscription) | 01/10/2008
The Sun has reported that MP, Lembit Opik, has signed up for this January’s series of Celebrity Big Brother on Channel 4. A Celebrity Big Brother insider told the newspaper: “Lembit is a brilliant signing for us. “He’s wacky and funny, but more importantly it’s hoped he’ll spill the beans on his romance with one of the [...]
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Valleys Mam (Free subscription) | 01/10/2008
This appeared in the Sun today - I have no idea if its right or not. I think t would be the end of him politically if it is true Thanks to my daughter for mailing me the story CELEBRITY Big Brother is to return — with cheeky MP Lembit Opik on it. Limelight-loving Lembit has signed up for the show — back next January after a year’s break.Bosses picked the goofy-grinned Lib Dem hoping he’ll reveal all...
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Boulton & Co. (Free subscription) | 01/10/2008
Some stories are just too good to be true...a report that Lib Dem MP Lembit Opik is to appear on Celebrity Big Brother is one of them. "I'm flattered to be this much in the national consciousness" said everyone's favourite parliamentary asteroid watcher when I tracked him down: "But I'm campaigning to be Party President and don't have time for this". Lembit admits he was sounded out by the show's...
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TV Scoop (Free subscription) | 01/10/2008
Despite reports here , and here that the Lib Dem MP has signed up for next year's BB, the latest is, I'm afraid, a denial. I'm quite disappointed about this news, it'd have been good to see how he held up. Surely he didn't have much to lose - his dignity disappeared some time ago. He should take a leaf out of Michael Barrymore and Les Dennis's book and give us, the potentially voting public, something...
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BBC News (Free subscription) | 01/10/2008
Liberal Democrat MP Lembit Opik denies reports he will take part in a celebrity version of the Big Brother programme in January.
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Quaequam Blog! (Free subscription) | 01/10/2008
As you will no doubt have read by now, the Sun is claiming that Lembit Opik has agreed to take part in 2009’s Celebrity Big Brother. Thus far, Team Lembit have issued no denial, suggesting it is either true or they are in complete disarray. A thought though occurs: assuming CBB starts at around the [...]
