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Will drive what the papers are interested in. there is something that has shifted. i agree with joe, absolutely, i have used a lot of his data here at itv, and it's been very helpful at showing us that a lot of these things don't cut through. i've remember being in hartlepool during a by—election and there was a lot of focus on sleaze and it didn't come up once on the doorstep, but it feels to me that this is part of a context and a bigger story which began with the ellen paterson debate, and ever since then, there is a narrative that's negative for the government. now, in terms of media, le...

When they talk about cut—through", because over 10,000,000 people watched that, so it allows them to set up and pay that little bit more attention, if you like them and that then goes on to the news bulletins as a result of that. so that could be a factor, chris williams from the telegraph, let's also talk about certain papers being a factor, because we talked about the owen paterson story come have a part of that story in its momentum was the daily mail which devoted huge amount of coverage to it. how do you assess the mail's impact on the fact that the government ended up u—turning on a ...

We are calling on the government to extend winter fuel payments with a one—off payment of £320 to every household to get us all through this winter. it's a costed proposal to be funded from a one—off 1% land—value tax on residential landlord properties. but there's still only one green mp on parliament's green benches. 0ften, it's more radical green groups, like extinction rebellion and insulate britain, making headlines — who the new leaders have actively distanced themselves from. why is it that the party has struggled to make similar cut—through? what we've seen in 2015, we got 1...

And the lib dems urging the prime minister to sack matt hancock over this, how does that translate to those voters? it is just westminster noise to many of them? or is it loud enough to resonate with voters? resonate, cut through, howeveryou want to characterise it, that can take many different forms. people outside the westminster bubble may be aware of a story, they may think negatively about it, but will it necessarily connect with them at an emotional level? possibly not. will it bring about a change in their behaviour, change their vote? it bring about a change in their behaviour, change ...

Seriously, if the lifts are running and there's snow on the ground, then the best snow resort is always the one you're at. But why be so serious when you can have another great trans-Tasman debate - namely who has the better snow experience, the Aussies or the Kiwis? Unexpected lockdowns and border closures notwithstanding, we've tracked down skiers and snowboarders with more talent than we'll ever know to give the inside word on their area. And in so doing, to cast their vote on who has the best white stuff on either side of the Tasman. See Also What comes out best - the country with the liv...