<p>In episode seventeen of Making Common Ground, Cat Neilan talks to New Statesman's Dominic Ponsford and Broadcast magazine's Chris Curtis about journalism's role in post-Brexit polarisation, trust in the media and why GB News is not something for progressives to fear. </p>

In episode seventeen of Making Common Ground, Cat Neilan talks to New Statesman's Dominic Ponsford and Broadcast magazine's Chris Curtis about journalism's role in post-Brexit polarisation, trust in the media and why GB News is not something for progressives to fear.

<p>In episode seventeen of Making Common Ground, Cat Neilan talks to New Statesman's Dominic Ponsford and Broadcast magazine's Chris Curtis about journalism's role in post-Brexit polarisation, trust in the media and why GB News is not something for progressives to fear.&nbsp;</p>

The role of journalism in post-Brexit polarisation

Whether it's Brexit, Covid, Black Lives Matter or trans rights, polarisation has been destabilising our democracy for the last few years. But are the culture wars largely phoney - and can we find a solution to the serious issues society is facing? From state-sanctioned hostile action to social media algorithms, party politics and innate tribal instincts, Alfred Landecker Foundation fellow and journalist Cat Neilan explores what is holding us back from making common ground. In partnership with Humanity in Action.

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