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The News Quiz: Are men the problem in football?

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Jaine Sykes Jaine Sykes | 13:59 UK time, Friday, 28 January 2011

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This week's News Quiz lineup features Jeremy Hardy, Sue Perkins, Paul Sinha and Carrie Quinlan alongside presenter Sandi Toksvig. Tonight, the panel tackles Sky Sports' own goal, and asks, 'Are men the problem in football?'

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Listen to The News Quiz on Fridays at 18.30 or Saturdays at 12.30 on ´óÏó´«Ã½ Radio 4.

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Comments

  • Comment number 1.

    What's happened to the News Quiz ? It used to be topical, witty and funny. Last week's and tonights (it's Friday) seem to be nothing but a soapbox for anti government/coalition propaganda - or an opportunity for Sue Perkins to give us her left wing views on life. Which is generally just scoring political points. There are enough political points scoring shows. I am no Tory or Lib Dem. I just want the News Quiz back.

  • Comment number 2.

    Very true, very sad. In the last ten years the ´óÏó´«Ã½ has become a monoculture of left wing opinion and like all monocultures it's starting to wither.

    Self-congratulatory, smug, snobbish and just not funny any more.

  • Comment number 3.

    The News Quiz is supposed to be funny, but its not.

    The reason for this is the poor quality of guests on the show, not their political persuasion. Radio 4's comedy line up is full of left wing comics, but most are actually funny. Those on the News quiz aren't.

    I too want the News quiz back.

  • Comment number 4.

    to find out why men are reacting funny google in 4 main problem in men you will get the answer

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