How will the Tory media deal with a Labour landslide?
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The Tory papers and their online equivalents are used to setting the agenda, having played their part in successive election victories for the Conservatives. The BBC has tended to be heavily influenced by these newspapers. So how will they respond to a transformed political landscape and how should a Labour government deal with the media?
Plus brilliant questions on Farage, the implications of a big majority for Labour and much more.
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