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Hello and welcome to the All-Out Politics Podcast. I'm Adam Bolton and joining me this week are the chief leader-writer at The Observer, Sonia Soda, the Conservative commentator Tim Montgomery and Sky's deputy political editor Sam Coates. Now, this week we're going to reflect on a week which was dominated by significant domestic and international news.

Of course, there was the big shock that the grand opening Freedom Day is going to be delayed from June until July,

from the precautions being taken against the pandemic.

We'll talk about that.

We'll also talk about the G7 in Cornwall,

the issue of Northern Ireland,

which came up and somewhat spoilt the party

for Boris Johnson and Dominic Ravre

and we'll also look at the big US-Russia summit between Biden and Putin.

Let's start with COVID and what's going wrong and what's going right. This was the prime minister

and the exchange at PMQ's.

I'm confident that we will not need more than four weeks and we won't need to go beyond July

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