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Well, hello, welcome to the All-Out Politics podcast.

Thanks to Harry for keeping it running over the summer.

I'm Adam Bolton back now.

And joining me this week are the new statesman's Julia Rampen and Sky News Senior Political Correspondent Jason Farrell,

as well as, of course, as the head of Sky Data, Harry Carr.

We're going to talk about the EU withdrawal bill, about the pay cap,

and the government's moves to lift it,

and about the fall from grace, perhaps, of the Nobel Peace Prize winner,

Aung San Suu Kyi, given the Rohingya refugee crisis on the Burmese Myanmar border.

Let's start then with the EU withdrawal. And a simple question, the bill has gone through. Do you think, Julia, that the

government therefore has grabbed a great deal of power? I think the really interesting discussions

will happen on the second reading. And certainly our feeling is there will be a bit of a rebellion

from the Tory, some of the Tory MPs, the Anna Subri, Nikki Morgan. I think they have a great weapon against the government,

which is this idea of the power grab, as you mentioned. It's a great irony about

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