The Media Show: When the Royals lose control of the story

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  We're here to explain the trends behind the fast-changing media landscape.

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  This week on The Media Show, Prince Andrew is back in the headlines.

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  What does coverage of the story tell us about the relationship between the press and the British royal family?

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  It's all coming up on The Media Show.

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  First, let's turn to the British royal family.

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