On aggression: 'The Liberal Democrats are nobody's poodles. But we are not Rottweilers either.' (1999)
On Tony Blair's government: 'An illiberal home secretary, an unethical foreign secretary, a conservative chancellor and a chameleon prime minister.' (2000)
On leadership: 'You never quite know what's going to happen next, but you try to give the impression that you do.' (2000)
On turnout: 'I don't think voter apathy is a problem for us.' (2001)
On smoking: 'After prime minister's questions, one of my first thoughts is that it would be nice to have a puff.' (2002)
On changing policies: 'What we go into the next general election with may not obviously make sense in terms of what we were saying at a previous general election.' (2002)
On lifelong heroes: 'There are some perks of this job - getting to meet David Bowie was one of them, I can tell you.' (2003)
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