The media has come under fire for not ‘rallying around the flag’ during the coronavirus epidemic. But far from losing faith in the press, it appears the nation actually wants more government scrutiny, writes Stephen Cushion
We recruited a representative mix of the population – in terms of age, gender, class, education and political preferences – not to measure public opinion, but to explore people’s opinions and knowledge. Our aim was to not only ask people what they think about journalists and news reporting of the pandemic, but to understand why they think that way.
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