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July becomes the hottest month in recorded human history, the controversy over Nigel Farage's bank account causes heads to roll at the Natwest Group, and Barbenheimer takes cinemas by storm. In this episode our environmental correspondent David Shattanbugger travels the multiverse to look at the future of our warming planet, Sebastian Forelock joins us in the studio to take a novel approach t...

The leader of the Wagner group leads a convoy towards Moscow in an apparent mutiny, the world is gripped by the Titan submersible saga, and Rishi Sunak drastically changes his tune when it comes to the pay recommendations of the independent pay review bodies. In this episode our Russian correspondent Alexander Notabot sets out to challenge the Western narrative on Putin's slipping grip on pow...

(PLEASE NOTE - this is a re-upload of this episode, as the original had faulty audio. Really sorry about that!) Boris Johnson spectacularly quits as an MP as the Privileges Committee find he misled Parliament, and Donald Trump is hit with thirty-seven federal charges. In this episode we have more exclusive leaked audio from our Whitehall source as Boris Johnson seeks to rally the support of his fo...

It's time for our favourite bits of the last third of Season 10, featuring the best headlines and sketches from episodes 9 to 12. From hereon in I See News will be going fortnightly in an attempt to preserve both my sanity and the quality of each episode, so we'll be back with the start of Season 11 on the 16th of June. Enjoying the show? Don't forget you can get early access to eve...

Suella Braverman successfully speeds away from another investigation into her conduct, Boris Johnson denies claims about new Covid rule breaches, and legal migration in 2022 hits a record high. In this episode Danny Sutcliffe sees a business opportunity in Suella Braverman's predicament, Tom King laments the level of political debate over immigration in the UK, and our Whitehall source has ye...

The inaugural National Conservatism conference in London throws up some awkward headlines for the Tories, Jacob Rees-Mogg accidentally says the quiet part out loud, and British bill payers are warned they're going to have to front the costs of some desperately needed improvements to Britain's ageing sewage system. In this episode Che Burnley joins Sam in the studio to reflect on some of...

Labour and the Liberal Democrats mutually refuse to rule out the prospect of forming a coalition government, Donald Trump is found liable for sexual abuse by a New York civil trial, and the London Met faces criticism for its handling of protests during the Coronation. In this episode our anti-woke correspondent Cruella Hunt travels the multiverse in defence of pre-emptive policing, the relentlessl...

King Charles and Queen Camilla officially become the new monarchs in a day of expensive pageantry, Rishi Sunak's Conservatives suffer huge losses in the local elections, and the BBC looks to appoint a new Chair following the departure of Richard Sharp. In this episode our royal correspondent Sebastian Forelock applauds the new King one-handed, Danny Sutcliffe seeks new employment at the BBC,...

It's time for the best bits of the midsection of Season 10, featuring the best sketches from episodes 5 to 8. Enjoying the show? Don't forget you can get early access to every episode and the stories on the I See You facebook page by signing up to our Patreon. Join now as an Early Bird supporter and you can get a massive discount on all of our exclusive content! Written and edited by Sam...

Dominic Raab is found to be a bully and resigns from the government, Fox News settle with Dominion for nearly eight hundred million dollars and a day of reckoning comes for the Tufton Street think tanks influencing government policy. In this episode our Conservative correspondent is very conflicted about Raab's downfall, Tom King travels to Florida with an exclusive report on Rupert Murdoch&a...

President Biden completes a whirlwind tour of Ireland, the Home Secretary receives a scathing broadside over her rhetoric from members of her own party, and a mystery hacker hijacks the network to offer their own contribution to the state of political discourse in the UK. In this episode we bring you exclusive behind the scenes audio from President Biden's visit to Ireland, Sam goes in search...

The husband of the former First Minister of Scotland is arrested and released without charge as the police investigate the SNP's finances, Donald Trump seeks to rally his supporters in the face of some serious legal troubles of his own, and the Conservatives and Labour trade barbs in the run-up to May's local elections. In this episode Tom King ends up becoming a direct witness to Nicola...

Donald Trump becomes the first former President in history to be indicted on criminal charges, Robert Jenrick announces plans to house refugees in ex-military bases, the government overrules its own advisers by banning nitrous oxide, and teachers get offered yet another raw deal by Gillian Keegan. In this episode Sam does his best to summarise the news we've missed over the last two weeks, Da...

It's time for the best bits of the first third of Season 10, featuring the best sketches from episodes 1 to 4. Enjoying the show? Don't forget you can get early access to every episode and the stories on the I See You facebook page by signing up to our Patreon. Join now as an Early Bird supporter and you can get a massive discount on all of our exclusive content! Written and edited by Sa...

Jeremy Hunt unveils his Spring budget to the delight of financially secure older Tory voters everywhere and two medium-sized banks in the US collapse entirely, once again raising fears about the security of our financial systems. This week Danny steps in to cover Sam after he's struck down by Covid, and he welcomes our Conservative correspondent Sebastian Forelock into the studio to discuss t...

We interrupt our regular schedule to bring you this special report on the government's proposed new asylum laws, fronted by the network's favourite immigrant Allyson June Smith. Provided she doesn't say anything that our Tory chairman then demands we suspend her for, that is. Enjoying the show? Don't forget you can get early access to every episode and the stories on the I See...

Rishi Sunak unveils his solution to the Northern Ireland Protocol, Boris Johnson appears to fall foul of the Privileges Committee, and Matt Hancock's pandemic WhatsApp messages are leaked to the Telegraph by his own ghostwriter. In this episode our top secret source at Westminster hands us an exclusive recording of Boris Johnson's reaction to the Windsor Framework, Danny Sutcliffe attemp...

Supermarkets ration the sales of some vegetables, it's the anniversary of the start of the war in Ukraine, and the rightwing media are livid that Penguin Publishing seeks to edit the works of Roald Dahl. In this episode our Conservative correspondent Sebastian Forelock joins us in the studio to defend Therese Coffey, Alexander Notabot reflects on Vladimir Putin's speech marking the anniv...

Nicola Sturgeon announces her resignation as First Minister of Scotland, the new deputy chair of the Tory Party is already courting controversy, and conspiracy theories abound over the repeated sightings of spy balloons over North America. In this episode Lee Anderson joins us in the studio to defend himself over accusations of dishonesty, Tom King reflects on Nicola Sturgeon's tenure as Firs...

It's time for the best bits of the final third of Season 9, featuring the best headlines and sketches from episodes 9 to 12. Enjoying the show? Don't forget you can get early access to every episode and the stories on the I See You facebook page by signing up to our Patreon. Join now as an Early Bird supporter and you can get a massive discount on all of our exclusive content! Written an...

Rishi Sunak struggles with endemic sleaze within the Tory party, half a million British workers including teachers walk out in the biggest day of strike action for a decade, and Boris Johnson spectacularly claims that President Putin once threatened to have him assassinated. In this episode our Conservative correspondent Sebastian Forelock is feeling surprisingly relaxed about the rampant corrupti...

The row over Nadhim Zahawi's tax affairs deepens, Boris Johnson denies any wrongdoing over his relationship with the chair of the BBC, and Germany and the US pledge new tanks to the Ukrainian war effort. In this episode our youth correspondent David Stanier checks to make sure Nadhim Zahawi's stables are still nice and warm, I See News has an exclusive secret recording of the dinner meet...

Strap in, everyone! Westminster moves to block the Scottish government's Gender Recognition Reform Bill, the UK's largest education union announces eight days of strike action for teachers in England and Wales, and Suella Braverman insists the things she definitely said were taken completely out of the obvious context in which she obviously said them. In this episode Tegan Marlow despera...

Rishi Sunak announces five pledges to relaunch himself at the start of the New Year, unions criticise the government's draconian new anti-strike legislation, and the release of Prince Harry's book sends the British press into complete hysteria. In this episode Danny Sutcliffe travels the multiverse to find out where the Tory party get all their ideas from, Tom King looks at Rishi Sunak&a...

It's the first half of our round-up of 2022, with a sketch for each of the first six months of the year. Enjoying the show? Don't forget you can get early access to every episode and the stories on the I See You facebook page by signing up to our Patreon. Join now as an Early Bird supporter and you can get a massive discount on all of our exclusive content! Written and edited by Sam Gore...