S01-EP15 - Richard Danbury on television debates, old vs new media & the BBC

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Introduction

00:00 • 3min

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The Labour Party Needs to Be Aware of What George Osborne Is Planning to Get Them Hooked on Before 2020

02:54 • 2min

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The Labour Party's Interest in Regional Devolution

04:56 • 2min

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The Problem With English Devolution

06:33 • 2min

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The Civil War Resonance of the English Parliament Argument

08:27 • 2min

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The SMP's Role in the Brexit Debate

10:22 • 2min

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The Inquisitorial Journalists Put Politicians on the Spot

11:54 • 3min

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Zero Hour's Contracts Will Be Good for My Business

14:40 • 2min

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The Role of Interrogative Interviews in Political Communication

16:57 • 2min

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The Theatre of the Election

19:19 • 2min

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The Importance of Professional Interrogative Journalism

21:13 • 2min

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The Alchemy of a Question Time Debate

23:18 • 2min

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Nicola Sturgeon and the Seven Person Debate

25:12 • 2min

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The Negative Effect of the Media on Elections

26:47 • 2min

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The Importance of Communication in a Democracy

29:07 • 2min

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The Future of the BBC

31:31 • 2min

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The BBC's Argument for a Conservative Government

33:39 • 2min

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Chukka Umana Pulls Out of the Labour Leadership Race

35:17 • 2min

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Umana's Decision to Be a Leader Is Too Early for Him

37:11 • 2min

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The Dangers of Thinking in the Medium to Long Term

39:36 • 2min

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The Problem With New Labour and the Labour Party

41:15 • 2min

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The Labour Party's Leadership Election

43:08 • 2min

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Labour's Talent Pool Isn't Huge

45:10 • 2min

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The Problem With the Labour Party in Scotland

46:43 • 3min