Page 94, the Private Eye podcast.

Hello and welcome to another episode of page 94.

My name's Andrew Hunter Murray and I'm here in the Eye Studio with Adam McQueen, Ian Hizlop and Rachel Clay.

And we have got a special bumper episode today about two blokes called Andrew.

There are no prizes for guessing who one of them is, but the other is extremely interesting.

So, Rachel, in the back pages of Private Eye over the last few issues, there have been stories about a solicitor whose name is Andrew Milne.

We have called him in the magazine a litigious bully, and I would say that's a pretty fair description. He brings litigation

against anyone unlucky enough to be in a contract with him and he uses his legal knowledge and his

knowledge of the legal system to sort of extract money from people. For himself? For himself.

Yes. I mean we're used to solicitors litigating other people.

But this is personal.

So I give you a couple of examples.

He moved house.

A removals firm moved his stuff and stored some of his stuff afterwards.

This removals firm was bought up by another company.

It sent him an invoice with the old company's company number and company name,

which you might not think a great crime.

It's kind of a procedural error.

A clerical error, reissue the invoice, whatever.

Not to Andrew Milne, it represented an opportunity.

And he sent various letters to the directors of this firm. He alleged data

theft. He alleged invoicing fraud. He said he was going to bring a class action worth

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