How a Political Story Cuts Through

A faltering speech by Boris Johnson has Westminster journalists in a spin. The government changed its stance on lobbying following attacks in the Daily Mail and other bits of the media. And a BBC interview with Alexander Lukashenko, the President of Belarus, has made headlines. But how much do political stories like these actually cut through with the public?

Guests: Anushka Asthana, deputy political editor at ITV News; Chris Williams, business editor at The Telegraph; Joe Twyman, director at DeltaPoll; Steve Rosenberg, BBC Moscow correspondent.