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Britain's Brexit difficulties continue to mount, Donald Trump's latest impeachment trial is underway and the Labour Party ponder their path back to electoral success. In this episode our latest version of Rob Mulholland tries to find a positive angle for Britain's post-Brexit future, Trump supporter John McDonalds once again joins Sam for an interview, and everyday average woman wit...

Britain mourns the loss of Captain Tom, the Republicans have an identity crisis and the Chancellor mulls the possibility of cutting back on some of his pandemic spending. In this episode Allyson June Smith wonders if Boris Johnson is the right person to be leading tributes to one of the pandemic's heroes, Danny Sutcliffe winds up in the wrong dimension when travelling the multiverse in search...

The UK passes its grimmest milestone yet with 100,000 Covid deaths, the great vaccine war kicks off and a bunch of Redditors set out to terrify Wall Street. In this episode our Conservative correspondent Sebastian Forelock does his best to defend the indefensible, Danny Sutcliffe gets stranded in quarantine on a parallel Earth and the network's enthusiastic intern David Stanier gets his first...

America welcomes its 46th President just as the 1776 Commission tries to turn back the clock two hundred and fifty years, and Vladimir Putin seeks to crush all opposition.  In this episode our perpetually disposable correspondent Rob Mulholland looks forward to a Biden presidency, Che Burnley has a thing or two to say about whitewashing history and our Russian reporter Alexander Notabot tries to w...

Republicans start to turn on Donald Trump, Britain suffers its worst week of the pandemic yet and the nation's vulnerable kids get their lunch money stolen by a bunch of Dickensian psychopaths. In this episode Sam speaks to a Trump loyalist who sounds eerily familiar, Tom King asks who's to blame for the current state of the pandemic in Britain and Jade Fearnley travels the multiverse in...

There's serious unrest over in the United States, England finds itself plunged into a third national lockdown and 2021 in general is off to a flying start. In this episode Danny Sutcliffe does his best to renounce his loyalty to a disgraced Donald Trump, Allyson June Smith travels the multiverse in search of a teacher who can keep up with the government's decision making and the network&...

Here's a collection of our favourite sketches from Season 2 of I See News featuring all of your favourite correspondents. We'll back with the start of Season 3 next week! Written and produced by Sam Gore I See News theme by Eddie French Graphic design by Chumchi.com March of the Spoons by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://filmmusic.io/song/4021-march-of-the-spoons License: http://creativecommo...

Merry Christmas everyone! Join everyone at the network for a festive special, where each of our correspondents shares their hopes and dreams for the year ahead. This episode marks the end of Season 2. We'll be back with a Greatest Hits of the season next week, before returning in the new year with the start of Season 3. Thanks for all of your support this year and happy holidays! Written and...

The trade deal with the EU still isn't sorted, the government backtracks on its own advice for the holiday period and all is not well in China.  In this episode we bring back Fighting Talk for some spirited debate over the trade negotiations, Tom King travels the multiverse in search of his favourite Christmas characters and Danny Sutcliffe goes undercover with little success in Xinjiang Prov...

Britain appears to be hurtling towards a no-deal exit from its relationship with the EU, the first vaccinations in the world take place right here in the UK and free speech is once again up for debate in one of the country's top universities. In this episode our Conservative correspondent Sebastian Forelock attempts to salvage the Prime Minister's credibility and he suffers a tremendous...

The Pfizer vaccine is approved for use in the UK and some of our politicians get downright giddy about it, Laurence Fox pipes up again, and I See News attempts to brush an awkward workplace controversy under the carpet. In this episode Allyson June Smith is less than impressed by the antics of Matt Hancock and Gavin Williamson, Tom King spends time with some distinctly obnoxious dinner party guest...

England prepares to leave lockdown behind and slip into something equally uncomfortable, the Chancellor sets out his spending plans for the next twelve months and Donald Trump sits behind a tiny desk and has a massive tantrum. In this episode Danny Sutcliffe develops a new coping strategy for Manchester's return to Tier 3, everyday average woman with a heart of gold Jade Fearnley drools over...

Following the fallout of the investigation into Priti Patel's conduct and Boris Johnson's latest attempt to dodge all responsibility, The Tories appear determined to re-invent themselves as just as mean and useless as they were before. There's also been some actual good news for once, and on top of that the family in a Christmas TV advert gets a few people hot under the collars of t...

After a spectacular end of week kerfuffle Dominic Cummings packs up his box and buggers off, Pfizer announce the success of their Coronavirus vaccine in widespread trials, Boris Johnson u-turns on free school meals and Trump continues to scream and scream until democracy is sick. In this episode Sam frantically scrambles to react to the news of Dominic Cummings' departure, the network tries a...

**UPDATED VERSION** It's election results day! Just like here in the UK it looks like the predicted grades were far better than what we actually got. Joe Biden just about squeaks a victory over Donald Trump despite his protestations, England enters its second national lockdown and Nigel Farage announces he'll be rebranding and relaunching the Brexit Party as something new but equally ego...

The EHRC publishes its report into antisemitism within the Labour Party, the USA gears up for a deeply contentious presidential election and the Tories keep the lid of the nation's lunchbox clamped tightly shut. In this episode Rob Mulholland is determined to address Labour's woes without even mentioning Israel, Allyson June Smith prepares for November 3rd and our Conservative correspond...

Westminster and Manchester fail to see eye to eye, Hunter Biden finds himself the focus of the President's conspiracy theories and Kemi Badenoch thinks the UK's education system doesn't need decolonising, thank you very much. In this episode Danny Sutcliffe tries to recoup that five million pound gap in Manchester's Tier 3 funding, our Russian correspondent Alexander Notabot is...

It's time for some top-tier podcasting! In this episode Tom King looks at the new lockdown alert system currently causing havoc for the government, our resident naturalist David Shattanbugger travels the multiverse in search of a parallel world where capitalism has been taken out of humanity's hands, and Sam struggles to regain control of the show from Fatima's relentless cyber-atta...

We're back for Season 2! In this episode Sam interviews a member of the Proud Boys, everyday average woman with a heart of gold Jade Fearnley travels the multiverse to see just how far Priti Patel's overhaul of the UK's asylum laws could go and Danny isn't quite sure what to make of the Covert Human Intelligence Services bill. Written and produced by Sam Gore I See News main th...

We've reached the end of Season 1 so before we return properly next week, it's time to wrap your ears around some of the finest work from our resident conspiracy theorist and greatest undercover correspondent Danny Sutcliffe. Written and produced by Sam Gore I See News theme by Eddie French Graphic design by ChumChi.com Reaching The Sky  by Alexander Nakarada Link: https://filmmusic.io/s...

The UK's Coronavirus alert level is back up to a 4, the death of a Supreme Court Justice throws the American election into disarray and a major leak once again hits the world's financial systems. In this episode Tom King travels the multiverse in search of a viable solution to the balancing act between public health and the economy, Allyson June Smith looks at the fallout from the death...

In this episode Danny Sutcliffe tries to figure out what's been blasting holes in the terrified grouse of the national testing programme, our latest correspondent and everyday woman with a heart of gold Jade Fearnley explains why she wanted to become a Covid marshall and our latest incarnation of Rob Mulholland goes to extreme lengths to avoid talking about Brexit. Original music by Eddie Fre...

In this episode our Conservative correspondent Sebastian Forelock finds himself at the receiving end of the government's dishonesty, Tom King travels the multiverse in search of a dimension that punishes the young for their feckless lockdown ways and Danny Sutcliffe is less than ecstatic about being asked to go undercover with Extinction Rebellion. Original music by Eddie French Graphic desig...

In this episode our trade correspondent Che Burnley really doesn’t fancy talking about Tony Abbott, Allyson June Smith looks at the push to get British workers back to the office and Danny tries to position himself as a right-wing comedian to ingratiate himself with the new Director General of the BBC. Original music by Eddie French Graphic design by Chumchi.com Written by Sam Gore and Che Burnley...

As the Republican National Convention draws to a close against the backdrop of a burning America, our perpetually disposable correspondent Rob Mulholland makes a new friend. Also in this episode our Russian reporter Alexander Notabot attempts to set the record straight about Alexei Navalny's apparent poisoning and Tom King goes in search of a land of hope and glory. Original music by Eddie Fr...