Teflon Corbyn? – A public lecture by Nicholas Jones
Former BBC news correspondent and author Nichols Jones’ public lecture addressed recent news coverage of UK Labour and its leader Jeremy Corbyn.
Read moreCommentary, debate and opinion about national and international journalism issues.
Former BBC news correspondent and author Nichols Jones’ public lecture addressed recent news coverage of UK Labour and its leader Jeremy Corbyn.
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