BBC Radio Ulster: Tim Dieppe comments on Tim Farron's resignation

Published: June 15th, 2017

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Tim Dieppe speaks to BBC Radio Ulster about Tim Farron resigning as leader of the Liberal Demcrats.

He says: "Most people of faith around the world today would hold to conservative morals views like that... Our society has become increasingly intolerant of such views... This is becoming, as Tim Farron said, an increasingly intolerant society if we can't say people are allowed to hold these particular views."

15/06/2017
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BBC Radio Ulster: Tim Dieppe comments on Tim Farron's resignation