Page 94, the Private Eye podcast.

Hello and welcome back to another episode of page 94.

My name's Andrew Hunter Murray and I'm here in the Eye Office with Helen Lewis, Adam McQueen and Matt Muir.

I'm thrilled to be back.

Fact check, untrue.

I'm sorry, yeah, and we're delighted to have you.

No, it's really great.

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, okay. So we're here to talk about lots of stuff that's going to be,

or has recently been in the news, in between Mags.

But first, there is a nice update to the last episode,

which covered a lot of ecclesiastical matters,

and there has been a victory for the eye.

No, in fact, a victory for page 94.

We never have victories. I had him almost personally, I would say, on this film.

Okay. So the Archbishop of Canterbury resigned, which you covered on the last podcast.

He did.

You mentioned that he was still doing the Christmas services.

Still planning on putting on the nice frock and doing the Christmas services, yes.

Which he's since dropped out of doing.

And the last issue of the magazine mentioned that the Archbishop of Canterbury Teddies are still available in the Canterbury gift shop in the trademark Welby Spex and with the trademark Eaton history.

So that was just a lovely little story, but there has been a further development since then. Is that right, Adam?

Yes, he made his resignation speech in the House of Lords, because as Helen pointed out, all those bishops still got to say in our government.

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