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

I'm Adam Bolton.

This week we're going to talk about that reshuffle

and, of course, the bombshell resignation of the Chancellor Sajijavid.

Plus, of course, the departure of the Northern Ireland secretary

is interesting in the

context of Sinn Féin's gains in the election in Ireland last week. And we may get on to

who did pay for Mr Johnson's New Year's holiday in Mustique. And joining me this week are the

Commentary Features editor of City AM, Rachel Cunleiffe,

the writer and author of Who's Afraid of the Easter Rising and the European Union and the

end of politics, James Hartfield, and Sky's political correspondent Tamara Cohen.

So I think there's not much doubt what the interview soundbite of the week was. It's been a huge honour to serve as Chancellor of the Exchequer.

And whilst I was very pleased that the Prime Minister wanted to reappoint me,

I was unable to accept the conditions that he had attached.

So I felt I was left with no option other than to resign.

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