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Nick Clegg will hope to return to public service. But do we want him?

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Nick Clegg has largely avoided the public eye in the UK during his six years in Silicon Valley. After one rare private meeting also attended by David Cameron, those present noted a contrast between the former deputy prime minister and the prime minister he had served. While Cameron was reduced to small talk about the students he had met on the speech circuit, Clegg was at the top of his game, in command of the issues surrounding the most powerfu…

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Nick Clegg will hope to return to public service. But do we want him?

Nick Clegg has largely avoided the public eye in the UK during his six years in Silicon Valley. After one rare private meeting also attended by David Cameron, those present noted a contrast between the former deputy prime minister and the prime minister he had served. While Cameron was reduced to small talk about the students he had met on the speech circuit, Clegg was at the top of his game, in command of the issues surrounding the most powerfu…

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Media view: What next for Sir Nick Clegg after Meta exit?

Former Deputy Prime Minister Sir Nick Clegg has left Meta – parent company of Facebook and Instagram – after seven years ahead of Donald Trump’s return to The White House. Sir Nick, who joined Facebook after losing his seat as a Liberal Democrats MP in 2017, said he would be replaced as president of global affairs by his deputy Joel Kaplan. Kaplan is a Republican who served as deputy chief of staff under former US President George W Bush. The mo…

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