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Stephen Coleman is emeritus Professor of Political Communication at the University of Leeds. He has spent many years researching how politicians communicate, how the public communicate with politicians and how the two get along. He has written 12 published books and over 100 academic articles. His research focuses upon ways of engaging citizens with the democratic process.

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Stephen’s guest is Ric Bailey, former editor of the BBC Question Time programme, and now chief political adviser to the BBC.

Presenter: Stephen Coleman\nProducer: Carl Hartley

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In this pilot episode, Professor Stephen Coleman considers four different kinds of appeal that politicians try to make and how difficult it is to balance them.

Stephen’s guest is Ric Bailey, former editor of the BBC Question Time programme, and now chief political adviser to the BBC.

Presenter: Stephen Coleman\nProducer: Carl Hartley