In the online version of Private Eye:
- Travellers railroaded... The equestrian star facing eviction in Cambridgeshire
- Tactless tweeting... Allison Pearson’s tightrope at the Telegraph
- Cash for Brexit... The mysterious funding of the Leave.EU campaign
In the latest edition of the magazine:
- Nuclear threat: Worries over decommissioning at Bradwell-A in Essex.
- Snoop dogs: Devious tactics at the Home Office to push through the snoopers’ charter.
PLUS: Zac’s crass campaign for Sikh votes; & why our ex-PMs are raking it in.
Pearson’s exit strategy
ALLISON PEARSON sparked an almighty row at the Telegraph last week with a tweet minutes...
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Rock & high rollers
THE murky funding arrangements of the supposedly “grass roots” Leave.EU campaign raise questions about who’s...
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Rider in a storm
PHOEBE BUCKLEY is a popular rider in the world of British eventing – a sort...
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£4.4bn
Amount chancellor needs to find after reversing disability benefits cuts
£4.8bn
Combined amount he gave away reducing capital gains tax for people with windfalls over £11,000 and income tax for people earning over £43,000
Page 94, The Private Eye Podcast - Episode 15
SERIES THREE BEGINS! This week, the Eye Online: Ian Hislop and Adam Macqueen discuss the Eye's digital strategy (spoiler alert: there isn't one) and the ways newspapers are surviving the digital age. Plus an interview with Ed Barrett, author of From The Message Boards. Free Independent website with every download!
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From the Archives: Competition to Name New Ship Sails into Trouble… Sir Anthony Seldon’s Relaxing Diary, as told to Craig Brown
And also...
- Nuclear threat: Worries over decommissioning at Bradwell-A in Essex.
- Snoop dogs: Devious tactics at the Home Office to push through the snoopers’ charter.
PLUS: Zac’s crass campaign for Sikh votes; & why our ex-PMs are raking it in.
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