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BBC News Channel's show about a revolution in media.

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The Media Show: How a Political Story Cuts Through

How a Political Story Cuts Through

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Changes at the Daily Mail and an interview in Belarus show the power of the press.

Changes at the Daily Mail and an interview in Belarus show the power of the press. Presented by Ros Atkins.

A faltering speech by Boris Johnson has Westminster journalists in a spin. The government changed its stance on lobbying following attacks in the Daily Mail and other bits of the media. And a BBC interview with Alexander Lukashenko, the President of Belarus, has made headlines. But how much do political stories like these actually cut through with the public?

Guests: Anushka Asthana, deputy political editor at ITV News; Chris Williams, business editor at The Telegraph; Joe Twyman, director at DeltaPoll; Steve Rosenberg, BBC Moscow correspondent.

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