I See News

It's the first half of our round-up of 2022, with a sketch for each of the last 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...

It's time for the best bits of the midsection of Season 9, featuring headlines and 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...

Merry Christmas, everyone! We hope you're having a fantastic holiday and enjoy this episode whenever you actually get round to listening to it. Stephen Barclay ups the ante in the blame game with striking NHS workers, Donald Trump is hit with a double whammy of embarrassing tax revelations and potential criminal charges, and in the rightwing press, the 'War on Christmas' enters its...

Nurses walk out in their largest ever display of industrial action in British history, the release of the second half of Harry and Meghan's Netflix documentary sends the rightwing press into a tizzy, and the growing influence of AI art threatens the livelihoods of artists and designers everywhere. In this episode Tom King travels the multiverse to see if this Christmas would be better off wit...

More industrial action across the festive period is announced, Baroness Mone requests a leave of absence from the House of Lords, and the black charity boss interrogated by Lady Hussey says she is now facing a torrent of online abuse. In this episode Danny Sutcliffe decides there's profit to be made from this winter of discontent and starts another business venture, our youth correspondent Da...

The Labour party seek to draw an electoral battle line over the VAT exemption on private school fees, an antisemitic Kanye West causes problems for Donald Trump, and the debate over LGBTQ+ rights starts to fade as the World Cup progresses. In this episode Danny Sutcliffe goes undercover at Eton to see what advantages a private education can get you, the network obtains exclusive voicemails from Do...

It's time for the best bits of the start of Season 9, featuring headlines and 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 Sam...

The World Cup kicks off in Qatar, Jeremy Hunt unveils his Autumn budget, and the government continues to peddle fairytales about the 'opportunities' of Brexit even in the face of economic armageddon. In this episode our Conservative correspondent Sebastian Forelock thoroughly enjoys having his belt tightened, the relentlessly optimistic Tegan Marlow tries to get into the pro-Brexit minds...

Climate protests continue to disrupt the UK as world leaders gather for COP27, Gavin Williamson resigns from the cabinet following allegations of bullying behaviour, and the American midterms are nowhere near as disastrous for Joe Biden and the Democrats as many were predicting. In this episode we have exclusive audio from a White House press rehearsal of Biden's post-midterms speech, Allyson...

Suella Braverman doubles down on her inflammatory use of language as her job hangs in the balance, the Bank of England hikes interest rates again, and America looks forward to some of the most divisive and politically charged midterm elections in its history. In this episode our anti-woke correspondent Suella Hunt takes to the streets to see if regular Brits really do think the refugee crisis is a...

We're back with Season 9 of I See News! Rishi Sunak finally gets his turn on the revolving carousel of conservative Prime Ministers, promising a cabinet filled with integrity and competency. Meanwhile, his Home Secretary Suella Braverman immediately faces questions over her integrity and competence, and Boris Johnson skulks away into the shadows having failed to win over his party. In this ep...

As always, the biggest story breaks in our down week, and it's time for our regular compilation of the best bits from the last four podcasts. Please enjoy this delectable selection of headlines and sketches from the final third of Season 8, before we return with Season 9 and yet another new Prime Minister next Sunday. Enjoying the show? Don't forget you can get early access to every epis...

Liz Truss performs yet another U-turn by sacking her Chancellor and reversing another central plank of her fiscal platform, the markets continue to voice their displeasure with the government, and Elon Musk appoints himself as the best placed negotiator to end the war in Ukraine. In this episode Tom King travels to the hostile alternative reality currently raging inside the head of Liz Truss, Dann...

The Tory conference doesn't exactly go to plan, Liz Truss seeks to make just about everybody her enemy, and yet another anti-woke culture war pundit is determined to tackle the really big story of the week. In this episode our youth correspondent David Stanier attempts to simplify all of the Tory drama of the last week for our younger listeners, our conservative correspondent Sebastian Forelo...

Sam is unavailable this week so hosting duties fall to Sebastian, who thinks it's only fair to flee across the multiverse until the fiscal dust settles. 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 e...

Liz Truss attempts to stamp her authority right across the face of the civil service, Kwasi Kwarteng massively undersells the size of his mini-budget, and Vladimir Putin drastically raises the stakes of the war in Ukraine. In this episode we bring you yet more exclusive leaked audio from behind the scenes at Number 10, featuring our new Prime Minister for the very first time. Tom King offers his t...

The United Kingdom braces for the Queen's funeral after ten days of mourning pauses all political debate, republicans are told the very point at which we appoint a new head of state is neither the time nor place to suggest it maybe shouldn't happen, and some protesters even find themselves arrested and charged as the country moves past the New Elizabethan era. In this episode our royal c...

It's a double whammy of podcast goodness this week! As well as our special tribute to the Queen in the previous episode, it's also time for our regular compilation of the best bits from the last four podcasts. Please enjoy this delectable selection of headlines and sketches from episodes 5 to 8 of season 8. Enjoying the show? Don't forget you can get early access to every episode an...

This week we interrupt our regularly scheduled programming in the wake of the sad news of the death of Her Royal Highness, Queen Elizabeth the Second. We join our sibling broadcasters in the mainstream media by suspending our usual coverage to bring you this special tribute programme, fronted by our royal correspondent Sebastian Forelock. Enjoying the show? Don't forget you can get early acce...

Voting closes in the Tory leadership election, Ukraine starts a counteroffensive aimed at pushing back the Russian occupiers in Kherson, and British pubs warn they are facing extinction without direct support from the government. In this episode our Russian correspondent Alexander Notabot seeks to dispel some myths about the 'special military operation' in Ukraine, our royal corresponden...

The British government appear to go completely AWOL as the energy price cap rises by 80%, everyone's least favourite feminist Andrew Tate is banned from more social media platforms, and the nation's criminal barristers join the growing strike movement. In this episode we have another exclusive leaked recording from Boris Johnson's last days in power, Danny Sutcliffe joins Sam in the...

Supermarkets start offering interest-free loans in the face of the total absence of further government support for the cost of living crisis, Donald Trump continues to stoke violent intentions in the US, and water companies once again flood Britain's rivers and beaches with raw sewage. In this episode our youth correspondent David Stanier travels the multiverse to look at the worrying traject...

The latest projections suggest British households could be paying £5000 a year for energy by January, Donald Trump's home is raided by the FBI investigating him under the Espionage Act, and the wheels appear to be coming off Rishi Sunak's leadership campaign. In this episode our demonic correspondent Red Redmond interviews a chief executive at Shell about the cost of living crisis, Tom K...

We're done with Episodes 1-4, so it's time for the best sketches and headlines from the start of Season 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...

Sir Keir Starmer infuriates the unions by firing junior transport minister Sam Tarry for joining the picket lines, the UK has its driest start to the year in decades raising fears of drought, and the Lionesses look to make women's footballing history with a win in the final of the European Championship. In this episode Tom King travels the multiverse to find out if Keir Starmer will ever find...