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Hello, welcome to the All-Out Politics Podcast from Sky News.

I'm Adam Bolton, and joining me this week are Sir Anthony Selden,

who is the Vice-Chancellor of Buckingham University

and a prolific author about Downing Street and Politics.

What are you working on at the moment, Sir Anthony?

History of 300 years of Prime Minister and Boris and Penn.

Also, joined by Professor Matthew Goodwin, who is a specialist on populism amongst other things.

What are you working on?

I've just started a new book,

Adam, on national identity, because I think, you know, once COVID-19 moves on, we're going to be faced with this interesting question of who are we and what's holding us together.

And finally, our political correspondent to Mara Cohen, who is in home isolation, but following events closely.

And I suppose having to be isolated for medical reasons isn't too bad, given that everyone else has to be isolated for one reason or another.

Yes, it's quite a strange way to cover politics, actually.

But you don't get any of those sort of chance conversations

with a minister in a hallway as you're walking through Parliament. So you have to adjust to kind of

just calling them up. And I was itching to have been in Downing Street on Sunday, watching you

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