
They want to televise the daily lobby briefings, where favoured hacks supposedly get slipped exclusive stories and off-the-record tips.
Perhaps that was the case 15 years ago, but sitting through the meetings now is like trying to walk through a brick wall.
Downing Street spokesman Michael Ellam sits at the front speaking – in a voice you can hardly hear – but not answering any questions.
A hack has to use his initiative to get stories these days.
I say let them televise it – if there's one thing that gets on people's wick it’s hearing people dodge questions.
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