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Putting the House on the Box

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As Parliament debates the permanent arrangements for Televising the Commons and the Lords, Glyn Mathias of ITN, who has played a key role in the whole operation, looks back at the struggle that took place to get the TV cameras into Parliament.

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As Parliament debates the permanent arrangements for Televising the Commons and the Lords, Glyn Mathias of ITN, who has played a key role in the whole operation, looks back at the struggle that took place to get the TV cameras into Parliament.

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As Parliament debates the permanent arrangements for Televising the Commons and the Lords, Glyn Mathias of ITN, who has played a key role in the whole operation, looks back at the struggle that took place to get the TV cameras into Parliament.

Key concepts: Parliament, House of Commons, Commons, Political science, Key (lock), Law, Lower house, Politics

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