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{{Other uses|Private eye (disambiguation)}}
{{Infobox newspaper
| name = Private Eye
| image = [[File:Private Eye Cover.jpg|centre|230px|alt=Magazine cover dominated by large colour photograph overlaid with cartoon-style speech bubbles, captioned with tabloid-style headline, below a yellow and green masthead. There is no prose on the cover.]]
| caption = Cover of ''Private Eye'' from July 2011
| type = Fortnightly [[satire|satirical]] <br /> news [[magazine]]
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*In the [[hot metal typesetting|hot metal]] era, ''[[The Guardian]]'' was first lampooned as ''The Grauniad'' for its frequent typographical errors. The Eye continues to use the name, and the word has entered the 
English language.
* ''Lunchtime O'Booze'' has been among the magazine's resident journalists since the early days. The name is a comment on journalists' supposed traditional fondness for alcohol, their prandial habits, and the suspicion that they pick up many of their stories in [[public house]]s.
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[[Category:British magazines|Private Eye]]
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