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What Labour's election win means for Edinburgh Fringe comedians

Sky News Saturday, 3 August 2024
What Labour's election win means for Edinburgh Fringe comediansA change of government means comedians at Edinburgh's Fringe Festival are enjoying "a new host of characters to take the mick out of".
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