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Declining in popularity according to reuters. i suggest the obsession with the politics of the westminster village may be a significant cause. please can then use be wide ranging than the current offering? let’s than the current offering? let s talk to the than the current offering? let s talk to the report than the current offering? let s talk to the report to s than the current offering? let s talk to the report to s lead - than the current offering? let s talk to the report to s lead author, who used to work at the bbc, and was one of the original creators of its news website. welcome to news watch. it sounds like the uk drop in news interest is more dramatic than in other countries. why is that? it is reall a other countries. why is that? it 3 really a combination of a very difficult news agenda, people turning away from toxic politics, from just having been through covid, the aftermath of brexit, it is partlyjust the aftermath of brexit, it is partly just feeling overwhelm ....
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