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UK broadcasters failing voters with lack of scrutiny, study finds

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UK broadcasters failing voters with lack of scrutiny, study finds

A Cardiff University study found UK TV news coverage of recent elections prioritized breadth over depth, relying heavily on "vox pops" and failing to scrutinize political claims, potentially due to strict impartiality rules.