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26 July 2024
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26 July 2024
by Toby Young
Tickets are still available to a live recording of the Weekly Sceptic, Britain's only podcast to break into the top five of Apple's podcast chart. It’s at Lola's, the downstairs bar of the Hippodrome on Monday July 29th.
There will be a live recording of the Weekly Sceptic in Lola's, the downstairs bar of the Hippodrome, on Monday night. Doors open at 6.30pm, recording starts at 7pm. Tickets only £25.
There are now only a few tickets left to see the Weekly Sceptic live at the Hippodrome on Monday. Book now to avoid disappointment! Only £25!
A new, centre-Right podcasting and events business called Based has just been launched. Check out the website where you can sign up for ad-free, extended versions of the Weekly Sceptic, free tickets to live shows and more.
The Weekly Sceptic will be recorded live at the Hippodrome on February 12th. Tickets are £25, a steal for a hugely entertaining, 2-hour West End show. But hurry. The last two live recordings of the Weekly Sceptic sold out.
Happy Christmas from everyone at the Daily Sceptic. We're taking a couple of days off, but will be back on December 27th. In the meantime, please do think about making a donation so we can keep going in 2024.
Only eight £25 tickets remain for the Weekly Sceptic Live at the Hippodrome on Monday. Doors open at 6.30pm, the show goes up at 7pm and comes down at 9pm. £25 for a two hour West End show is an absolute steal.
Buy a ticket to a live recording of the Weekly Sceptic at the Hippodrome on December 11th. Only £25, but hurry. After just a few days, almost half the £25 tickets have been sold.
This is your last chance to buy tickets to tomorrow night's live recording of the Weekly Sceptic at the Emmanuel Centre in Westminster. Just £25 for two hours of top-flight entertainment. Only 12 tickets left!
Meet Nick Dixon, host of the soon-to-launch Weekly Sceptic – our new podcast – and, as he explains in this piece, a conservative rebel who goes to church, is fond of classical liberalism and thinks Trump is 'quite funny'.
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