Clegg: Protest scared neighbours

London : United Kingdom | May 27, 2012 at 2:30 AM PDT

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Nick Clegg doesn't want protest to force 'retreat behind battlements' Protesters said Nick Clegg was a "millionaire" who "lives in a £1m home" Nick Clegg has said the anti-cuts protest outside his London home had scared some neighbours' young children. FULL ARTICLE AT BBC

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