Innovative, informative and interactive, exactly what young people need so that they can become engaged with politics more effectively
Daisy McAndrew
ITN
Economics Editor
Catch21 acknowledge the essential support of The University of Hull and The Joseph Rowntree Charitable Trust
The BYC were at the Scottish Parliament last November. Catch21 were there to film it all.
Uni-Q Series 2 continues this week as the UK's only regular political show for young people rolls into Leeds, the country's biggest student town. As the election campaign gets going we've got a great panel taking on issues of national and global importance, and taking students' views on the issues that matter to them. Our panel - and our audience - certainly weren't afraid to give their true opinions. Find out more and see the show after the jump.
The ghost of Vietnam, thought to have been buried in its jungles, has risen again as President Obama considers the course of the war in Afghanistan. The war, now in its ninth year and increasingly detested, even by senior American soldiers, continues to be fought in support of a corrupt government regularly criticised by its own citizens.
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