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An analysis of the Farage interview on LBC Radio: Was it really a “car crash?”
In the week leading up to the 2014 local elections and the European Union elections, we were treated to the power of the media in its ability to hold politicians to account. When the LBC commentator Mr. James O’Brien interviewed … Continue reading
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Tagged European Union, Farage, Jeremy Paxman, LBC, Michael Howard, Nigel Farage, UK Independence Party, UKIP
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Democracy and justice in the UK are we training to ask the right questions?
To find things out, we need to ask questions. The quality of our questions will depend on what we already know. At the same time, the quality of our questions will decide the answers we get. In court, we rely … Continue reading
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