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Hello, Buglers and welcome to Bugel 4,054,

Sub-episode 2017. The official Bugel review of the year 2017.

I am Andy Zoltzman, hardened veteran of all 365 days of this renowned year.

And once again, it has been a year containing more than one major news story as is so often the case

these days. Of course, the most significant factor in this year has been that it has once again

taken place under the watchful eye of the Bugel, the universe's official audio newspaper of

historical record. During our hiatus, the entire foundations of civilization basically crumbled.

Sorry about that, but since our return, late last year ISIS have had a terrible time and stock

markets have rocketed. I know it's probably nothing to do with us, but other people seem to be

taking credit for shit like that, so why shouldn't we do the same? So, coming up month by month,

are the un-argulable highlights of 2017, beginning appropriately enough for fans of chronologically

linear sequencing with January. I think it does seem to be that anyone who opposes Brexit is sort

of seen as a kind of traitor and someone who needs to be expelled, Nigel Farage, who is a total

as weighted in a game, saying that he hopes to arrive in as the first of many to go.

And the spirit of Brexit seems very much to be, we have got our freedom back, and if you don't

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