Private Eye Magazine
Private Eye Magazine covers political satire, investigative journalism, gossip and jokes, plus business news.
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Private Eye Information
- Frequency:Fortnightly, 26 per year
- Current Issue:Issue 47 (4 in stock)
- Barcode:977003288816747
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- Related Topics: Current Affairs & Politics , Politics , Current Affairs , Archbishop of Canterbury
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About Private Eye Magazine
This magazine provides to it's readers news on political and current affairs mixed with cartoon humour. This is a classic British magazine that is not going anywhere. Buy a single issue or subscribe with Unique Magazines and never miss an issue.
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Customer Reviews
Linda - 17/10/2024 16:21:45
It's not actually for me it's for my husband and he is delighted.
Sarah - 13/06/2021 22:10:10
Let's face it, following politics can be dull. Private Eye makes it more fun. It's informative, satirical and yet so observant you feel like you need to pay attention. The best way to follow what's going on in the world in my opinion.
Kevin - 26/01/2015 14:21:57
Highly entertaining, informative, wide-ranging and sometimes very funny.
Kevin - 31/07/2014 14:10:26
Private Eye
Not mad about the "In The Back" section, otherwise a really enjoyable read.
ren fletcher - 05/06/2011 15:39:44
Private Eye
Private eye is witty, informative and somehow manages to crow-bar in some important information that the broadsheets are too scared to run. The cartoons and satire pieces are great fun and a good way to introduce younger kids to politics. The articles and columns contain need to know information for anyone living in Britain.
