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Hello, welcome to the All-Out Politics Podcast.

I'm Adam Bolton and joining me this week, Sky's News's senior political correspondent, Beth Rigby, fresh back from Ireland.

Demos is head of international research, Sophie Gaston, and our head of Sky Data, Harry Carr. This week, we are going to talk about that historic abortion referendum in Ireland, about the political chaos as Italy tries to form a government.

And also things ain't as good as they used to be. A study by Demos and Sky Data suggests that

many of us think things can only get worse.

Talk about that in a moment. But first of all, what many in Ireland regarded as a major step forward for social justice, the result of their referendum, which pitted on the side of progress in inverted commas, the Prime Minister against the no campaign to changing the

constitutional ban on abortion. Today is a historic day for Ireland. A quiet revolution has taken

place and today is a great act of democracy. A hundred years since women gained the right to vote.

Today we as a people have spoken

and we say that we trust women and respect women

to make their own decisions and their own choices.

For me it's also a day when we say no more.

No more to doctors telling their patients that there's nothing can be done for them

in their own country. No more lonely journeys across the Irish Sea. No more stigma as the veil

of secrecy is lifted. And no more isolation as the burden of shame is gone. I am surprised at the

scale of the vote certainly. And I feel that it's a sad day for Ireland

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