Hounds of Westminster: Covering UK Politics
On the eve of the local elections, British politics has never been more splintered, incoherent, and volatile.
Highlights
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Gabrield Pogrund: "Bringing Starmer to the left is a more efficient way of exercising control over British politics"
1 min
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Beth Rigby: We have a healthy broadcasting landscape here in the UK, helped by the BBC in the middle
1 min
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Michael Gove on politicians stoking the 'outrage machine'
2 mins
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Gabriel Pogrund: We've been asking the same question about Starmer's fate for so long
1 min
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"Starmer is passenger at the front of train being driven by whoever holds power in the Labour Party."
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Closing Remarks
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Battling In The Courts
Great investigative journalism often comes up against powerful lawyers hired to kill the story and equally depends on the skill of media lawyers to fight back.
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Sir Harry Evans Fellowship
Introduced by Tina Brown CBE, Editor and Author, and Alessandra Galloni, Editor-in-Chief, Reuters Pete McKenzie, Sir Harry Evans Global Fellow in Investigative Journalism
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Enabling Great Journalism