Guardian’s Marina Hyde on: political satire, Michael Gove, and being a cinephile – BBC Newsnight

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The Guardian’s Marina Hyde’s columns have satirically slashed some of our most well-known public figures from politicians to celebrities.

She sat down with Newsnight presenter Kirsty Wark to talk about going to university with Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng and how politicians seem to live in a ‘Marvel Multiverse’ where they keep coming back.

They also discussed how satire is used in Hyde’s columns and the associations she employs to link politics to popular culture.

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