Welcome to Part 2 of Walking the Dog with Leader of the Liberal Democrats, Sir Ed Davy.

If you want to know a bit more about Ed and what got him into politics,

I also really recommend reading his book, Why I Care and Why Care Matters,

which is out now in paperback.

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Here's Ed and Ray Ray.

So tell me, after Oxford, and I get the sense at Oxford, obviously it was very different then.

It's a slightly more inclusive place now, both those universities are, but back then things were a little bit more shades of

Bullington at certain colleges well I'm I deliberately didn't go to those colleges

right so my my brother ended up at aureole college because that's quite

tradition which is very very traditional very public schooly and the I remember when we visited him, me and my other brother, so three of us in his little

room.

And we opened the door and my first recollection of other students at Oxford was these two

girls dressed in their pyjamas, women, going down the corridor saying, and one said to the other,

oh daffers, I've got shampas all over my jim jams. And apparently, apparently they were going to

some champagne breakfast party organised by two guys from Harrow down the corridor. So I thought,

mm, it's not quite me. But it was very funny.

Things like that, you just never forget, do you? And so I'm never going to forget that.

I might quote them. And you were Jesus which is a bit smaller, more kind of warmer?

Charles had a friend at Jesus and when I

visited him one day I went to see, went to visit her and I just liked the field of

the corridor. It was completely different Oriol. It was well known for having a high

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