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Panorama: Can You Forgive Your MP?

07/12/2009

Can You Forgive Your MP?

BBC One - Panorama, Can You Forgive Your MP?

Emeka Onono asks Hazel Blears and others how they can regain the trust of their voters.

Old politics were due to be swept away on a tide of moats and mortgages. But what has changed? Politicians discuss how they can regain the trust of voters.

Old politics - and old politicians - were due to be swept away on a tide of moats, mortgages and flat screen TVs. But six months on what has really changed? From Hazel Blears to Jacqui Smith many of the most high profile MPs have vowed to fight on. In the Glasgow by election anti-corruption candidates failed dismally. So has the anger turned to apathy? Have voters already forgiven their MPs?

Emeka Onono asks Blears and others how they can possibly regain the trust of their voters.

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