In the final show of a three-part mini-series on the General Election 2024, Gareth Roberts is joined by Edge Hill University's Senior Lecturer in Politics Paula Keaveney and Associate Tutor in Politics and Social Sciences Ben Williams.

The episode focuses on the story as depicted in the UK media. Are TV debates a good or bad thing? Is there too much focus on individuals? What is a manifesto?

The panel also answered questions about the election submitted by the University's students and staff.

In the second show of a three-part mini-series on the General Election 2024, Gareth Roberts is joined by Edge Hill University's Senior Lecturer in Politics Paula Keaveney and Associate Tutor in Politics and Social Sciences Ben Williams.

The show focuses on the legal age to vote, which for a General Election in the UK currently stands at 18. The National Union of Students is lobbying for the 16 and 17-year-olds to be given the right to vote and media reports suggest it is something Labour will introduce if they win the election.

So why is the age 18 now? What would happen if the age was lowered? And how do other countries approach this issue?

The panel also answered questions about the election submitted by The University's students and staff.

In the first show of a three-part mini series on the General Election 2024, Gareth Roberts is joined by Edge Hill University's Senior Lecturer in Politics Paula Keaveney, Associate Tutor in Politics and Social Sciences Ben Williams and Senior External Engagement Fellow Victoria Foster.

The show focuses on the who, what, where, when, why and how of voting on Thursday, 4 July, from registering to ID to making your vote count.

The panel also answer question about the election submitted by The University's students and staff.