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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 with a background in journalism, known for engaging and insightful commentary on political topics.

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4.8 out of 5 stars from 3.2k ratings
  • Bunch of clever

    people doing the work far too few clever people do.

    Apple Podcasts
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  • It's alright. Not as good as the mag (and it's a real shame that isn't online).

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    CatCalledOzzymandias
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  • It’s pronounced

    Lock-lon, you thickies

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    George Agdgdgdwango
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  • Generally good, sometimes punches down

    Usually insightful and entertaining but the Christmas special reverted to the nasty punching down of ‘Dumb Britain’ which reminds me which I don’t buy the magazine any more. For me this overshadows the generally excellent reporting.

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    mxlondon
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  • Quality 👍🏼😁

    The only thing to listen to when you want a logical but somewhat satirical review of the latest shenanigans in politics & world news

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The living conditions remain poor, and as the organization falls apart, support and communication have only gotten worse.
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A woman emailed Abi, describing her terrible living conditions, prompting her to investigate further.
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Q: What does the data reveal about the disciplinary investigations at universities?
It shows that many investigations have been initiated against students for various protest-related activities, sometimes without proportionate grounds.
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Q: How did this story first come to your attention?
It arose from discussions about the threats to the rights of protesters, especially in light of protests being violently suppressed in the US.
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Q: How do you think the media can improve the coverage of these cases?
Brinkhurst-Cuff suggests respecting privacy and sensitivity, engaging with complex stories, and highlighting support available to missing people and their loved ones.

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