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Nick Clegg is President of Global Affairs at Meta

Nick Clegg to receive the Sutherland Leadership Award

Nick Clegg, President of Global Affairs at Meta and former deputy British Prime Minister, has been named as the latest recipient of the Sutherland Leadership Award at the 50th Business & Finance Awards ceremony.

Business • 05 Sep 24

Meta President of Global Affairs Nick Clegg

Meta to start labeling AI-generated images

Meta Platforms will begin detecting and labeling images generated by other companies' artificial intelligence services in the coming months, using a set of invisible markers built into the files, its top policy executive said today.

Business • 06 Feb 24

Nick Clegg was the UK's deputy prime minister

Facebook hires Nick Clegg amid 'fake news' probes

Former UK deputy prime minister Nick Clegg will take up a senior post at global social media giant Facebook.

UK • 20 Oct 18

Andrew Adonis, Darragh O'Brien, Nick Clegg, Michael Heseltine and Stephen Donnelly pictured in Dublin

May hamstrung by DUP deal, former Lib Dem leader says

British Prime Minister Theresa May's "marriage of convenience" with the DUP is preventing her from taking courageous decisions on the long-term future of the UK post-Brexit, Nick Clegg has said.

Brexit • 21 Mar 18

David Cameron faced questions about about his party's plans to cut welfare

Polls say Cameron topped TV election special

British Prime Minister David Cameron came out on top in a poll following the last televised set piece of the UK's general election campaign.

News • 01 May 15

Scottish First Minister Alex Salmond said competition between Ireland and Scotland was a good thing

Scottish No vote at 53% - poll

A new opinion poll shows that 53% of Scots intend to vote No in the upcoming referendum on independence.

News • 12 Sep 14

Nick Clegg said he did not want the case to escalate into a 'full-blown political crisis' (Pic: EPA)

'On-the-runs' cannot avoid questioning - Villiers

Northern Ireland Secretary of State Theresa Villiers has said any letters issued to on-the-run republicans cannot be relied upon to avoid questioning or prosecution for offences where information or evidence now or later becomes available.

News • 27 Feb 14

British MPs debate bill on political reform

British lawmakers are debating a controversial draft law today to reform the upper house of parliament amid fierce opposition from within the ruling coalition.

News • 09 Jul 12

Nick Clegg