6th February, 2012, 8:16 am Spot the difference: Expelliarmus edition Mark Ferguson Share this article: Harry Potter star Daniel Radcliffe before the election: “I rather like Nick Clegg” And now: “Nick Clegg has become a whipping boy. He has been totally used by the Tories. Anything they don’t want badly reflected on them, they reflect on to him.” Tags: Nick Clegg / Celebrity / Mark Ferguson Mark Ferguson is the Labour MP for Gateshead Central and Whickham, and was the editor of LabourList from 2010 to 2015. View all articles by Mark Ferguson Subscribe to our daily email More from LabourList News You’ve got a friend in LabourList I have now been Editor of LabourList for six months. It’s been an incredibly exciting time. In my… Emma Burnell 23rd March, 2026, 4:40 pm Comment SPONSORED: ‘Why putting equine welfare first will secure the future of British racing’ SPONSORED Horseracing is my passion. It is a thrilling sport that I discovered as a kid when my… Dan Carden MP 23rd March, 2026, 6:00 am Comment ‘Tax wealth, get growth’ I’m a millennial, which means that my financial future will depend less on how hard I work than… Jeevun Sandher MP 23rd March, 2026, 6:00 am
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