By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor Furious Nick Clegg today revealed how he rebuked his staff for the WWI wreath blunder which meant he failed to write a personal dedication to the war dead. He was among senior politicians ridiculed on Monday for laying a wreath at a ceremony in Glasgow with a label just scrawled with 'From the Deputy Prime Minister' in black felt pen. David Cameron and Prince Charles both penned personal notes to attach to their wreaths, and today Mr Clegg his staff are ‘very well aware’ of his anger for failing to arrange for him to do the same.
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Deputy Prime Minister challenged on radio show about insensitivity
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Caller says his aides should have known to ask to write a personal note
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At WWI ceremony  Clegg's wreath said: 'From the Deputy Prime Minister'
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Message at Glasgow Cenotaph was scrawled in black felt tip pen
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David Cameron and Prince Charles had personally signed their own notes
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