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Anne McElvoy invites figures on opposed sides of a political issue to listen to each other

Anne McElvoy, working with conflict resolution experts Gabrielle Rifkind and Louisa Weinstein, invites two figures on opposing sides of an issue to listen to each other.

Across the Red Line: Series 3: Is the mainstream media a force for good in society?

Is the mainstream media a force for good in society?

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BBC Radio 4 - Across the Red Line, Series 3, Is the mainstream media a force for good in society?

Anne McElvoy invites Emma Tucker and Richard Seymour to explore each other's perspective.

Anne McElvoy and conflict resolution expert Louisa Weinstein invite Times deputy editor Emma Tucker and writer Richard Seymour to explore each other's perspective.

Anne McElvoy invites Times Deputy Editor Emma Tucker and Richard Seymour, author of Corbyn: The Strange Rebirth of Radical Politics, to debate whether the mainstream media is a force for social good or a source of bias and misreporting.

And conflict resolution expert Louisa Weinstein then invites Richard and Emma to engage in an exercise to explore each other's perspective - through open questioning, listening and reflecting back what they hear.

Producer: Phil Tinline

Across the Red Line: Series 3

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