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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
6/6 BBC Radio 4 Extra's topical sketch show which anyone can write for. With Justin Edwards.
Sun 24 Mar 2013 23:00 BBC Radio 4 Extra
Everything you need to know about sending us your sketches and one-liners.
The Newsjack producer explains what makes one-liners harder to write than JackApps.
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New to Newsjack? Check out our handy guide.
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RT @edmorrish: If you follow me for Newsjack-related reasons, you can read this and then feel free to stop: http://t.co/maYhWCez7c
Ever fancied being the producer of Newsjack? Well, now maybe you can. If you get this job (deadline 23rd April): http://t.co/s3kDVwQEm2
We'll be back in September. Pretty much every question you have until then can be answered by looking at the website: http://t.co/OZZl7Kl3vZ
Please do follow @bbcwritersroom and @BBCRadio4Extra if you want to be kept up-to-date with any writing opportunities.
So thanks for submitting material, and well done to those that got on air; this series was the most competitive so far in terms of volume.
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