This event has finished Took place on: Wednesday, 26th Jul 2017

Free

In a world of Trump tweets, Jeremy Corbyn’s youthquake and a shock General Election result, are print journalists or social media better plugged into voters?

Wednesday 26 July, 6 for 6.30pm until 8pm with drinks after.

Chair: Andrew Rawnsley, political columnist for The Observer and broadcaster
Panel to include:
Columnist Amanda Platell
John Rentoul, Political columnist The Independent
Simon Robinson, Reuters Regional Editor Europe/Middle East/Africa

Results of a specially commissioned YouGov poll for the debate on “How today’s voters get their political news” will be revealed on the night.

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