Politicians and pop stars: Changing how we vote?
Tony Blair tried to get down with the kids entertaining Britpop stars at Downing Street but does a little bit of the stardust rub off on the politicians?
David Thompson spoke to Prof John Street from the University of East Anglia and David Rowntree, the Blur drummer and Labour activist, to see if a good tune can change the way people vote.
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