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Hello, welcome to your All-Out Politics podcast from Sky News. I'm Adam Bolton and joining me this week are Lee Jones from Queen Mary University of London.

He's the co-founder of the full Brexit, the comment editor of Citi-A.M. Rachel Cunliff and Sky News political correspondent Tamara Cohen.

This week we're going to be talking about Brexit

as the government and Brussels

lay down their terms for the negotiations

on trade and other matters,

which starts next week.

We're also going to take a look

at the government's response to disasters,

such as the coronavirus outbreak and the floods.

First, though, this was the week in which we celebrated 100 years since women journalists,

Marguerite Cody and Amis E. Cohn were the first female journalist permitted to watch

parliamentary proceedings to see Nancy Astor speak. So a celebration of women political journalists. And

tomorrow this has caused a bit of a stir at Westminster. Yes, there was a reception on Tuesday night to celebrate 100 years of women in the lobby.

I didn't actually know a huge amount about this before Tuesday,

but it's quite interesting that the two women who were recorded as being in that press gallery in 1919

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