Nigel Farage makes a dramatic turn to frontline politics, the Prime Minister abandons the D-Day anniversary celebrations early, and every party desperately scrambles to try and grab the public's attention.In this episode Danny tries a novel new measuring system for assessing the polls, our nature correspondent Sir David Shattanbugger travels the multiverse in search of some elaborate political courtship rituals, and Nigel Farage is given a completely fair and appropriate amount of national ai...

Rishi Sunak announces a July general election, Donald Trump is convicted on all counts in his New York trial for falsifying business records, and the Tories try to bring back national service.In this episode Sebastian Forelock faces an exodus of some of his favourite Tory MPs, our anti-woke correspondent Cruella Hunt travels the multiverse to prove that national service might be exactly what Britain needs, and our resident conspiracy theorist Danny Sutcliffe agrees with Trump that the entire ...

Keir Starmer sets out the Labour party's six missions in a speech to kickstart Labour's general election campaign, the British economy grows slightly faster than previously expected, and women everywhere choose the company of bears over random men.In this episode we bring you exclusive audio of the moments after Keir Starmer's big campaign speech, our youth correspondent David Stanier tries to explain why growth might not be the wisest way to measure the health of the economy, and Tegan...

In this special episode of I See News we devote the entire programme to England's local election results, with surprisingly normal human Tom King and our Conservative correspondent Sebastian Forelock joining Sam in the studio to analyse the results.Enjoying the show? Don't forget you can get early access to every episode and the stories on the I See You facebook page by signing up to our Patreon. Join now as an Early Bird supporter and you can get a massive discount on all of our exclusive co...

The Middle East teeters on the brink of a wider regional war, yet more British politicians are embroiled in outrageous scandals, and Rishi Sunak declares war on the sick and disabled just a week after promising he'd make the country healthier by banning smoking.In this episode an unlikely hero steps forward with her plan to save the West, we bring you exclusive audio from within the Labour party as yet another MP scandal breaks, and Danny Sutcliffe brings a rather dramatic metaphor to the stu...

We're halfway through Season 12 so it's time for the best bits of Episodes 1-6!Enjoying the show? Don't forget you can get early access to every episode and the stories on the I See You facebook page by signing up to our Patreon. Join now as an Early Bird supporter and you can get a massive discount on all of our exclusive content!Written by Sam Gore and Mabel SlatteryEdited by Sam GoreProduced by Lisa Gorman, Huw Roberts and our brilliant Patreon supportersI See News theme by Eddie FrenchGra...

The Tories attempt to downplay yet another racism scandal, America's stance on Israel hardens as the UN warns Palestinians in Gaza face a horrific famine, and Princess Catherine ends weeks of speculation by revealing that she is receiving treatment for cancer.In this episode our resident conspiracy theorist Danny Sutcliffe frantically walks back some of his online speculation following Kate's cancer diagnosis, Tom King looks at America's shifting position on Israel through the prism of the mu...

Jeremy Hunt pinches some key Labour policies for his Spring budget, the Prime Minister promises a new definition of extremism to tackle what he calls intimidating protests, and a grim anniversary coincides with International Women's Day.In this episode our Conservative correspondent Sebastian Forelock is overjoyed with the Spring budget, our nature correspondent Sir David Shattanbugger travels the multiverse in search of the extremophiles now threatening the Tories, and Allyson June Smith loo...

The vote on a ceasefire motion in Gaza turns into a day of procedural chaos in Parliament, the right seek to capitalise on claims that threats of political violence are setting the agenda at Westminster, and a key figurehead of the Russian opposition dies not-that-unexpectedly in a remote penal colony.In this episode we bring you exclusive audio from inside the Labour party on the day Parliament fell apart, Danny Sutcliffe seeks to exploit MP's concerns about their safety to make a quick buck...

The King is diagnosed with cancer, Rishi Sunak has perhaps his most offensive week yet, Liz Truss launches her latest bowel movement, the government announce their plans to save NHS dentistry, and a beloved children's character becomes the unexpected epicentre of the entire world's angst.In this episode we bring you the raw, unedited footage of Liz Truss's speech launching the new PopCons movement, our demonic correspondent Red Redmond looks at the nation's oral health, and our royal correspo...