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Page 94, the Private Eye podcast. Hello everybody and welcome to another episode of page 94. My name's Andrew Hunter-Murray and I'm here in the I-studio with Helen Lewis, Adam McQueen and Ian Hizlop. I'm going to start off by saying to you all, hey. Hey. Hey. And I say hey because we're going to the Hay Festival. We have a live page 94. That was the cheesiest year, I think. I liked it. I'm going to get cheesier next time. Yeah. We're doing a live event at the Hay Festival, which is...

An easy commute from anywhere in the United Kingdom. Incredibly fast. Yes, we're going to be setting the world to rights, as we always do. But this time we'll be doing it live. So that is going to be on the 27th. What day was that? 27th of May. Is that a Wednesday by any chance? I believe it is. And what time would that be, Andy? Oh, early evening. Just turn up whenever. 7.30, I think. But it might be 6.30. I think we should probably find that. To be fair, they can't do without us, so we only turn up at 7.30. Right, hang on. Seven. Few. Neither are the ones that we completely suggest to be convinced. And all four of us are doing separate events around Hayes. So also on the 27th, Ian, you're going to be interviewed by

Patty O'Connell. Yes, and I'm going to be talking about my favourite books that have

influenced my life and it says career, but I think that might be pushing it.

Adam, you're doing an event also on the 27th about tribalism in politics. Apparently so,

with Penny Morden and Guto Harry. Wow.

Are you being carrying a big sword? I will. Yeah, we all have to. That's contractual. Helen, you're going to be talking about America 250. I've got a really impressive panel. They're all just so much more impressive than me. What's it, the Hemi, semi-Sesquipoli centenary of America or something. There's some complicated word that means 250 years. 250 years. Fantastic. And I'll be doing an event on the 26th at 2.30pm about my new book. Have you got a new book out, Andy? Is that available to pre-order by any chance? Do you know? I think it is. Great news. I thought we didn't read out adverts on these.. Oh, I'm sorry, yeah. There's been a change of policy. Can I point out my books about a free order as well? Yeah. Plug corner ends. And now from one, you know, exciting race between four very dynamic candidates, only one of whom is a woman, we moved to Labor leadership. How was that? That was very good. Why did we have to do this? Why is this all going on now? The thing is, I'm black-pilled about this. I don't think any of these people are going to make any difference to the intractable problems we've got in our... So I'm just going to enjoy them knifing each other. And the shores, that it sort of doesn't matter really. Game of Thrones

and Succession viewer right there, isn't it? But you know what I mean? It's really quite

sad. Like I think they've got some very large problems in Britain, but, you know, if you look at

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