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Newsjack is Radio 4 Extra's flagship topical comedy show. Featuring an open-door policy - which means anyone can write for it - Newsjack is a magazine-style sketch show that comically scrutinises all the news, views and issues of the day. Starring Justin Edwards, Margaret Cabourn-Smith, Lewis MacLeod, and Pippa Evans
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Everything you need to know about sending us your sketches and one-liners.
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