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David Thair | 16:00 UK time, Friday, 15 October 2010

Sam sitting at a desk reading a paper

Our News Quiz insider writes...

Here's News Quiz producer Sam Bryant reading the papers in preparation for this week's writers meeting (see last week's blog). Exciting, huh? Tonight, our intrepid panel-sketeers are Jeremy Hardy, Susan Calman, Phill Jupitus and Andy Hamilton. And some of the things that they may or may not be discussing when you tune in at 6.30pm (the show is still being edited as I type) include the Chilean miners, university fees, quangos and dogs being sad.

Alright - SPOILER ALERT - the Chilean miners are almost definitely going to be featured. In fact, here's a clip:

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Cuttings of the week:

MORE MYSTERY + SUSPENSE IN CHANGING ROOM -> ->

Sent in by Dan Pickett

Still thinking about your last visit to Tesco.com (ONLINE)...to what extent do you agree with disagree with the following statements... 1. The carpark felt safe. 2. It was easy to find a parking space.

Sent in by Mark Williams

As always, you can email cuttings to news.quiz@bbc.co.uk, post them in the comments section below or support the Royal Mail by posting them to:

The News Quiz
1st Floor Western House
99 Great Portland Street
London
W1A 1AA

The News Quiz is broadcast on Radio 4 on Fridays at 6.30pm, and is available for download as a podcast.

Comments

  • Comment number 1.

    Don't know if this blog is current but, my wife has hearing difficulties which the News quiz tends to highlight. We listen via a Sky HD box and always record the show. The problem is that Sandy Toksvig is considerably louder than the panel. To have the panel at a volume that she can hear means Sandy's voice blows us out of our seats. Is there anything you or I can do please?

    Thanks anyway for an always entertaining show.

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