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 |  |  | Radio 4's debate programme addressing topics of abiding interest, not just the news agenda. Listeners can air their views on Straw Poll Talkback.
After each programme is broadcast, you can telephone in your own vote on the motion. Calls will cost no more than 10 pence.
Those wishing to vote 'YES' should dial 0900 1800 311
Those wishing to vote 'NO' should dial 0900 1800 322
Nick Clarke will announce the listeners' result at the end of the live phone-in Straw Poll Talkback
These lines remain open until 14:20 on the Saturday following the Friday original transmission, when Views can also be emailed to [email protected]. |  |  |  |  | LISTEN AGAIN  |  |  | |
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 |  |  |  |  | I think what makes Straw Poll distinctive is the variety of ways in which the Radio 4 listeners can participate. Members of the audience at the programme can interact with the panellists and vote at the end. The nationwide telephone vote - and thousands have been prepared to spend 10 pence to register their view - is highly impressive. And, of course, those who e-mail us, use the message board and call the Straw Poll Talkback phone-in, have their own opportunities to make their positions known.
Nick Clarke
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Straw Poll 2004
"The war on terror can only be won by force".
For: 36% Against:64%
"The private sector does not know how to run the railways"
For: 65% Against: 35%
"We should not attempt to legislate against obesity"
For: 40% Against: 60%
"We must sacrifice some green and pleasant land in favour of more down to earth purposes"
For: 34% Against: 66%
"Parenthood should not be regarded as a right"
For: 92% Against: 8%
"Sport and sporting personalities are given too much prominence in public life"
For: 97% Against: 3%
"The war on terror can only be won by force"
For: 36% Against: 64%
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