Simon Hughes MP

Representing Southwark and Bermondsey since 1983

 Simon Hughes, Constituency office: 020 7232 2557, Representing Southwark and Bermondsey since 1983

Liberal Democrat Leadership election latest - Simon Hughes MP, President of the Liberal Democrats said:

4.50.00pm BST (GMT +0100) Thu 18th Oct 2007

''I have been asked by colleagues, friends and the press whether I will be willing to declare my support publicly for any of the candidates to be our next Leader. As Party President I do not think it is right to make my any views known until after nominations have closed. I shall make a decision at that time as to whether it is then right for me publicly to support any candidate''.

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