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How to report on politics

– with Bridget Rollason

No matter where you’re reporting or what your role in the newsroom is, it’s almost a certainty you will have to cover some form of political story. From minor funding announcements to uncovering major scandals, there’s always something happening in the political realm which will require your attention.

So, when it comes to holding those in power to account, how do you do it?

Bridget Rollason shares her tips.

No matter where you’re reporting or what your role in the newsroom is, it’s almost a certainty you will have to cover some form of political story. From minor funding announcements to uncovering major scandals, there’s always something happening in the political realm which will require your attention.

So, when it comes to holding those in power to account, how do you do it?

Bridget Rollason shares her tips.

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