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Page 94: The Private Eye Podcast
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Keir Starmer
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Andy Burnham
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Post Office Scandal
David Cameron
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George Galloway
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Ian Hislop and Private Eye magazine venture into the world of audio with Page 94, hosted by Andrew Hunter Murray. Available from Private Eye at www.private-eye.co.uk as well as on Apple, YouTube, Spotify, Amazon and many other audio platforms.

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Andrew Hunter Murray
Host of Page 94: The Private Eye Podcast
Helen Lewis
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4.8 out of 5 stars from 3.8k ratings
  • Episode 188

    In light of recent events the knowing sneery discussion about Professor Arday by a gaggle of posh sounding privately educated white people just makes me reevaluate everything about Private Eye. I sincerely think you might be part of the problem and I’m choosing not to engage for the foreseeable.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    BCdown
    United Kingdom16 days ago
  • My favourite pod.

    Ian … an idea for a new format to replace WhatsApp chat/ diaries etc. Journal apps, they include gratitudes, intentions, reflections. I find my own entries hilarious and laugh just thinking of Andy B’s. You’re welcome 😉

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Carolina Dimples
    United Kingdoma month ago
  • Unrelentingly excellent

    Always worth a listen to get a novel perspective on our mad world. Don’t be fooled into thinking it’s just for laughs, it always contains deep insights and backed by in depth research.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Scackleton
    United Kingdoma month ago
  • The space between us

    Listened to the episode from 25th June and realised I could never be middle class. The distance from reality was extraordinary. I didn’t know whether to feel pity or envy. I stopped listening when a remark about sexuality and Gaza was made.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    markmash
    United Kingdom2 months ago
  • Is the entire UK press now the 51st state??

    Even here, thanks largely to the podcast-level ambitions of yet another American correspondent who os actually English, it's increasingly harder to actually get UK news about the UK. It is truly hard to understand the universal fascination - perhaps better characterised as a universal lust for American listeners - with the attention-seeking japes of the leader elected by the Americans. But it's now ruining even this once-trusty outlet.

    Apple Podcasts
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    Just read the book
    United States2 months ago

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Trustworthy journalism noted for clarity and integrity.
Smart, timely, insightful and funny with strong chemistry among hosts.
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Valuable source of serious informed opinion with irreverent humour.

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178: PAUL FOOT 2026: HARD LABOUR
Q: And what is the story that's brought you to the Paul Foot Awards?
The guest explains the Labour Together campaign group's funding, its relationship with MPs, the focus on undeclared donations, and how APCO was hired to uncover sources and shift the narrative, setting up the broader investigative arc of the piece.
176: PAUL FOOT 2026: A PROVEN LAWYER
Q: How did you validate the letters and the claims against Milne?
We collected multiple letters, consulted property solicitors, and sought comment from Milne, while cross-checking with homeowners' experiences and corroborating evidence before publication.
176: PAUL FOOT 2026: A PROVEN LAWYER
Q: What makes this story stand out as a Paul Foot Award contender?
It combines in-depth local reporting with national implications, uncovering abusive practices by a solicitor, the financial and emotional toll on homeowners, and the systemic regulatory angles that drew attention from MPs and regulators.
145: Day 6: The Big Help
Q: What happens to the people living in the houses supported by Big Help?
The living conditions remain poor, and as the organization falls apart, support and communication have only gotten worse.
145: Day 6: The Big Help
Q: How did this story first cross your desk?
A woman emailed Abi, describing her terrible living conditions, prompting her to investigate further.

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The show combines sharp political analysis with investigative journalism and witty banter, featuring a rotating panel of journalists, editors, and commentators. Episodes cover UK politics, media scrutiny, investigative pieces, and the interplay between journalism and power, often with a satirical edge. A standout is its long-running collaboration among seasoned contributors and editors, who bring depth on policy, media ethics, and current affairs, paired with accessible storytelling that appeals to both policy nerds and fans of satire. The format frequently centers on accountability journalism, with special attention to high-profile investigations, press scrutiny, and the mechanics of political influence. This mix makes it appealing to list... more

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