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Private Eye Annual 2025

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96 pages, Hardcover

Published October 30, 2025

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Ian Hislop

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January 27, 2026
There is something really comforting in the annual tradition of Private Eye releasing a best of the year. And the worse the world gets, the better the Eye gets.
As always there's the satirical content, and it's weird looking back at it, and seeing how much has changed, and how much has stayed the same. Trump had just taken office, Charles and Harry weren't talking, Farage was being, well Farage, and the Irony meters were blowing up all over the place. It starts with Starmer getting stick for the amount of freebies he was getting, I'm sure he didn't foresee that being the easiest of his issues. Nothing is every really off limits, Gaza and Israel get as much attention as they deserve, and they do point out that one of their cartoons got a reader arrested.
Along side that, there is the collections of the normal columns, Commentator Balls, Dumb Britain, Lookalike etc. which is always good for a laugh.
And then there are the cartoons. The Eye has always been a champion of the art of cartooning, and the selection here shows that they are still printing some of the best in the current press.
I do worry how they will keep going as the world seems to become a parody of itself, but as long as they keep printing it, I will keep getting it
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