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Today site recruiting election bloggers
The BBC's flagship radio news programme Today is looking for three listeners to write a weblog for the show during this year's election.
Listeners can apply through the Today website by writing 100 words on why they should write the blog.
Today is also running an online questionnaire to find out how the site can be improved.
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Listeners can apply through the Today website by writing 100 words on why they should write the blog.
Today is also running an online questionnaire to find out how the site can be improved.
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