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{{otheruses|Private eye}}
{{Infobox Newspaper |
name = Private Eye |
image = [[Image:Private Eye Cover.jpg|thumbnail|centre|200px|[[4 March]] [[2005]] cover of ''Private Eye''. This is a typical example of the magazine's front cover.  The caption refers to the wedding of [[Charles, Prince of Wales|Prince Charles]] and [[Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall|Camilla Parker-Bowles]].]] |
type = Fortnightly [[satire|satirical]] <BR> [[magazine]]-newspaper |
format = [[Magazine]] |
(contracted; show full)ing of a moving target, which always maintains a fog of [[irony]], making it hard to discern if it is being serious or joking in intent. This even applies to readers' letters, which might be published because they make a valid point, or because the editor believes that the writer is so misguided as to be ridiculous. Many such letters are from irate readers who claim they are so disgusted with a particular article or cartoon in a previous issue that they announce the cancellation of their subscription.
  Of course, some letters of complaint are in fact spoofs themselves, written in to lampoon those other readers who have written in to complain.

==="Public-school racism"===
Critics of the magazine have in the past suggested it has an antisemitic tone, perhaps{{Or|date=September 2007}} because it regularly features a publisher called 'Snipcock', refers to the ''[[Daily Telegraph]]'' newspaper as the ''[[Tel Aviv|Telaviv]]agraph'' (but also as the ''[[Tehran]]agraph''), and frequently lampoons events in the Middle East by writing them up into mock [[King James Version o(contracted; show full)[[Category:Criticism of journalism]]
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[[ru:Прайвэт Ай]]