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In our budget special we discuss chancellor George Osborne’s plans for the next year, Iain Duncan Smith’s ragequit from the cabinet, and – er – Hulk Hogan’s sex tape case against Gawker.
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In our budget special we discuss chancellor George Osborne’s plans for the next year, Iain Duncan Smith’s ragequit from the cabinet, and – er – Hulk Hogan’s sex tape case against Gawker.
Before we talk about Pure Pwnage, we need to lay out some truths for the noobs.
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In your weekly slice of political chatter, the gang ponders whether Lizzie Windsor really does back Brexit, what qualifications you need to join Islamic State, and what exactly the point is of International Women’s Day.
The berserk news anchor leering over his desk as he fulminates against the blunders and mischief of his government is a phenomenon better known to America than to Britain.
For the longest time Britons have been forbade from this kind of open partisanship practised by the likes of Fox News, our broadcasters being bound by Ofcom guidelines which confine them to a mostly centrist political stance.
It is with this in mind that one must assess Matt Forde, a former Labour staffer turned comedian (at a time when there was some distinction) currently piloting a show that satirises the week’s events in a chat show format.
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Donald Trump’s near-certain nomination as a potential president, Ireland’s general election result and the revival of the Snooper’s Charter in Britain are the three topics for this week’s podcast.