Page 94, the Private Eye Podcast.

Hello and welcome to another episode of page 94.

My name is Andrew Hunter Murray and welcome to an episode with a bit of a difference.

You might notice that this episode is coming out of the normal schedule.

It's also going to feature some slightly different voices and that is because we are in the run

up now to the Paul Foot Award, which is the jewel in the crown of the calendar of investigative journalism in the UK.

Paul Foot was a brilliant campaigning investigative journalist. He wrote for Private Eye for many years and sadly died in 2004.

The Paul Foot Award is given out in his name every year to a brilliant piece of investigative journalism.

And if you've been listening to page 94 for a while, you will know that every year we do some kind of special episode talking to the hacks who've written these fantastic stories.

This year we thought we'd try something slightly different in the six days leading up to the award next week.

We are going to be speaking to each of the six days leading up to the award next week.

We are going to be speaking to each of the six shortlisted entrance for the

Paul Foot Awards this year.

We're going to have some fantastic stories. I guarantee you they are jaw dropping.

I hope you enjoy them. let's without further ado get on

and listen to the first interview with our shortlisted entry number one.

My name's Tristan Kirk I'm'm the Court's Correspondent for the London Evening Standard.

My story is about the single justice procedure.

It is a system where courts sit behind closed doors and it has been a process of exposing the injustices, the harsh

treatments and the unfairness that go on within a justice system that the public can no longer see.

What is the single justice procedure?

S.J.P.

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