In this week’s Weekend Essay, editor Tom Browne reflects on what lessons the media can learn from the US election results and the UK Budget.
From over-sensationalising political outcomes to the dangers of guessing in the absence of solid policies, Tom discusses how a more informed, sober approach is needed in today’s media landscape. Should the media focus less on polarisation and more on understanding voter behaviour?
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