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Whichever way you looked at it, March was all about Russians. But how did they vote in the only poll that counted (the one to name Putin's new rocket)? Why is everyone's dad on the podcast? And why is Kim Jong-Un being played by a sixties icon? It can only be The Daily Satire's latest podcast.
Written & presented by Jack Blackburn
Featuring Ben Mepsted & Tristan Rogers
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So, that was February, and that means The Daily Satire is here to review the whole bloody lot of it. We have Corbyn spying, Tories lying and Martians reacting to Elon Musk's rocket firing.
There's also the result of our poll for your Most Ridiculous Person of the Month, we answer you questions about the Russian election in this month's Big Story and, as always, there's a dose of Trivial News.
Presented & written by Jack Blackburn
Featuring Tristan Rogers, Sarah Anson & Ben Mepsted

The Daily Satire provides its monthly recap, as we look at the Fire and Fury of Trump's controversial encounter with his greatest enemy: the written word. There's also a look at the flailing and failure of Theresa May, and the barmy batshit of UKIP.
Written & Presented by Jack Blackburn
Featuring Tristan Rogers, Sarah Anson & Ben Mepsted

Our team let their hair down in the middle of the festive season and indulge in a farcical quiz.
 
Hosted by Jack Blackburn
Contestants are Ben Mepsted & Tristan Rogers

Why did Theresa May call that election? Why did Boris decide to keep on with the job? And what role did Trump play in the Nativity? All these questions are answered in The Daily Satire's Review of the Year.
Jack Blackburn presents an annual review & the result of the poll for Person of the Year with The Times'political sketch writer, Patrick Kidd.
Also enjoy some new skits performed by Ben Mepsted, Sarah Anson, Tristan Rogers & Joe Mills, as well as some of our favourite pieces from the year.

In the last of the series, Jack Blackburn covers Theresa May's conference speech - an oration that could have captured the nation if it hadn't got caught in her throat.
Written & presented by Jack Blackburn
Featuring Tristan Rogers