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Hello and welcome to the All-Out Politics podcast. Joining me this week are the chief

executive of the Business Services Association and deputy chairman of the reaction website, Mark Fox, the deputy director of the Business Services Association and Deputy Chairman of the Reaction website, Mark Fox,

the Deputy Director of the Institute for Government, Hannah White, and Sky's Chief Political

Correspondent John Craig.

And this week, it's going to be a podcast of two halves, although with one theme, the relationship

or the clash, if you like, between business and government.

We're going to talk about remarkable week in football, where Boris Johnson appeared to be

on the right side, at least in terms of victory, routing the attempts to set up a European

Super League, including six of England's most famous clubs.

And we'll also look at what Sakeer Stama is now calling Slease, Slease, and what others are calling

the lobbying controversy following the phone messages between business and various senior ministers.

Well, let's start with football and the views of the Prime Minister and the Culture Secretary.

How can it be right to have a situation in which you create a kind of cartel that stops clubs

...