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Politicians continue to fail to set an example when it comes to climate change, vaccine passports for the leisure industry continue to be a source of major contention and the government is embroiled in yet another cash-for-access scandal. In this episode our excitable news boy David Stanier tries to simplify the complicated political back-and-forth that prevents proper action on the climate for th...

Nigel Farage picks a fight with the RNLI, Simone Biles chooses to prioritise her own health over Olympic glory, the January 6th Committee opens its investigation into the Capitol attack and the Labour Party unveil their latest plans to boost worker's rights in the UK. In this episode our demonic correspondent Red Redmond travels the multiverse in search of  a way of forcing some empathy on th...

The government try to urge caution as England's lockdown comes to an end, the pingdemic starts to have a drastic impact on businesses up and down the country, and the Northern Ireland protocol continues to be a bit less oven-ready than Boris Johnson promised. We're back for the start of Season 5! We preface this episode with an important announcement from the government now that Freedom...

We've reached the end of Season 4, so this week enjoy a compilation episode of some of our favourite headlines and reports from the first half of the season! I See News will be back next week for the start of Season 5. We're moving to a new Sunday release day, so we'll see you on July 25th! Written by Sam Gore and Eddie French Edited by Sam Gore Produced by Huw Roberts and our brill...

We've reached the end of Season 4, so this week enjoy a compilation episode of some of our favourite headlines and reports from the first half of the season! I See News will be back for the start of Season 5 with its new Sunday release day on July 25th. www. Patreon.com/ISeeYouStories Check out Eddie French's new fortnightly sketch show Pick Scraped wherever you get your podcasts! Support the...

The Prime Minister attempts to retcon and take credit for Matt Hancock's resignation, Labour hold the seat of Batley and Spen in Thursday's acrimonious by-election and a scorching heatwave results in a baked Alaska. And Canada. And large parts of the US.  In this episode we wave goodbye to Season 4 with another bombshell leaked recording from a meeting of Boris Johnson's cabinet, Al...

The Health Secretary is caught up in yet another scandal, cancel culture comes for more celebrities, the Labour Party gain a surprising new member and Gavin Williamson makes a misguided attempt to channel the country's patriotic fervour. In this episode Sam looks at the news of Matt Hancock's affair, passionate centrist Joanne Gordon can't hide her excitement at the news that John B...

In this special episode of the podcast, the entire broadcast is given over to a version of I See News from elsewhere in the multiverse. ICGB News is the hot new media channel set to disrupt the airwaves and rock the establishment. Gently to sleep, that is, as it caresses the establishment's forehead and promises that everything is going to be okay. Enjoying the show? Don't forget you can...

The leaders of the G7 nations meet in Cornwall, some of the world's richest people suffer an embarrassing tax leak and house prices in the UK continue to shoot through the roof. In this episode Che Burnley tries to discuss the G7 summit and the growing crisis in Northern Ireland but Sam keeps getting distracted, David Stanier goes looting the multiverse in search of a spacecraft to compete wi...

The government's announcement of its funding plans for Covid catch-up lessons ends with a spectacular resignation, hackers target the American agricultural industry and one of Britain's most prominent Brexit supporters decides he might just need his EU workforce after all. In this episode Tom King travels to a parallel world making even stupider decisions about the future of education, A...

Dominic Cummings appears before MPs and launches a blistering attack on Boris Johnson's government, Belarus make flying Ryanair an even more unpleasant experience for one journalist and the BBC is pushed to make reforms following the Dyson Report. In this episode we bring you another bombshell recording from within Boris Johnson's inner circle, Allyson June Smith jets off on holiday whil...

The BBC's handling of its bombshell interview with Princess Diana back in 1995 brings it under fire, the Indian variant threatens the lifting of lockdown measures in June, the OECD pushes for a new global minimum corporation tax rate and the Labour Party seeks to plot its future after a mixed bag of election results. In this episode Sam tries to keep our royal correspondent Sebastian Forelock...

Tensions between Israel and Palestine erupt into the worst violence the region has seen in years, the SNP shape up for a showdown with Westminster over another independence referendum and The Queen's Speech highlights some worrying priorities for Boris Johnson's government. In this episode our perpetually disposable correspondent Rob Mulholland tries to find a way around the pitfalls of...

The latest round of elections have some depressing results for Keir Starmer's Labour, there are reports that the Prime Minister is looking to commission a new royal yacht, and conservatives the world over look to win the war on woke by using trans lives as a cudgel. In this episode the results are still coming in but it's not like Danny Sutcliffe is even on the right planet anyway. He&ap...

The questions over the funding of Boris Johnson's flat refurbishment aren't farragoing anywhere, Keir Starmer continues to make questionable decisions in opposition and India struggles with a devastating wave of Coronavirus infections. In this episode we release a bombshell secret recording made by one of the Prime Minister's former confidants, our latest correspondent and passionat...

Boris Johnson's integrity is yet again called into question, Derek Chauvin is found guilty of the murder of George Floyd and the European Super League bubble lasts about as long as a fart in the bath. In this episode Allyson June Smith searches the multiverse in search of a fitting metaphor for Tory sleaze, Che joins Sam in the studio to discuss what Chauvin's conviction means for Americ...

We're back with the start of Season 4! There's loads to cover, from lockdown easing to the lobbying scandal, the violent unrest in Northern Ireland and police brutality in the US. Our correspondents were  planning on covering all of it, but then the death of Prince Philip got in the way a bit. In this episode Danny Sutcliffe is just happy to be out drinking again and our royal correspond...

I See News will be back with the start of Season 4 on April 17th. For now, here's part 2 of the best bits from Season 3, featuring all your favourite multidimensional news correspondents! 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. Act fast, because the first 500 patrons can make a...

I See News will be back with the start of Season 4 on April 17th. For now, here's part 1 of the best bits from Season 3, featuring all your favourite multidimensional news correspondents! 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. Act fast, because the first 500 patrons can make a...

The Salmond inquiry reaches its messy conclusion, the Culture Secretary thinks the solution to all of Britain’s problems is to wave a few flags about, and a protest against the Policing Bill turns violent in Bristol. In this episode Monty Burns tries to make sense of all the news coming out of Holyrood, Tom King travels the multiverse in search of a cure for flag mania and everyday average woman w...

Britain debates how to improve women's safety in public spaces, the right to protest falls under threat and the country looks forward to the launch of two new rightwing news networks. In this episode Allyson June Smith has some choice words for some (but not all) men, our disposable correspondent Rob Mulholland tries to start a union and protest movement, and Danny Sutcliffe goes chasing the...

In this special episode of I See News we hand the reins over to Sebastian Forelock, who's just landed a sweet new role as the network's royal correspondent. He welcomes a local artist in to the studio to celebrate the monarchy, and invites Allyson June Smith and Che Burnley in for a spirited debate about that Oprah interview. Enjoying the show? Don't forget you can get early access...

Rishi Sunak unveils the Conservatives' latest budget, Brexit continues to paralyse British trade and Donald Trump reasserts his grip on the Republican party. In this episode Allyson June Smith takes a dive into the soiled pool of Britain's economic future, Sam once again talks to passionate and familiar-sounding Trump supporter John McDonalds, and Jade Fearnley combats the Brexit blues b...

Boris Johnson unveils his plans for the great unlock amidst criticism of the government's procurement process,  Gavin Williamson announces a full return to school on March 8th, and Gwyneth Paltrow earns a rebuke from NHS England for peddling Coronavirus misinformation. In this episode Danny's jet washing business secures a lucrative contract with the NHS, our youth correspondent David St...

The government releases extra money to improve building safety post-Grenfell, Uber fight the the law and the law wins, and the UK government decide that a lack of free speech on university campuses is once again the biggest problem facing their ability to run the country. In this episode, Tom King abuses the dimensional gate to have a pint with himself and unearth just what the government are gett...