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STORYFix is billed as "the week at high velocity".

STORYFix is a television programme on UK news channel BBC News 24. Broadcast since May 2006, it is notable for presenting an alternative view of the week's news.

It takes a satirical view of the week's events, with such features as "the week in numbers" and "good week/bad week", often picking on politicians such as John Prescott.

The programme is presented by Emily Maitlis (or Paddy O'Connell when she is away), and is available on BBC News Online, as well as being shown on News 24 and news interactive via the red button. The editor is Mark Barlex, who is assistant editor of the One O'Clock news and says the project is "uniquely difficult to describe" [1].

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 It takes a [[satire|satirical]] view of the week's events, with such features as "the week in numbers" and "good week/bad week", often picking on politicians such as [[John Prescott]].
-The programme is presented by [[Emily Maitlis]], and is available on [[BBC News Online]], as well as being shown on News 24 and news interactive via the red button. The editor is Mark Barlex, who is assistant editor of the One O'Clock news and says the project is "uniquely difficult to describe" [http://news.bbc.co.uk/newswatch/ukfs/hi/newsid_5050000/newsid_5052400/5052464.stm].
+The programme is presented by [[Emily Maitlis]] (or [[Paddy O'Connell]] when she is away), and is available on [[BBC News Online]], as well as being shown on News 24 and news interactive via the red button. The editor is Mark Barlex, who is assistant editor of the One O'Clock news and says the project is "uniquely difficult to describe" [http://news.bbc.co.uk/newswatch/ukfs/hi/newsid_5050000/newsid_5052400/5052464.stm].
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