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Hello and welcome to Coffee House Shots, the spectators' daily politics podcast.

I'm Cindy U and I'm joined by Katie Bors and Isabel Hardman.

So Katie, today the cabinet is meeting but not in Westminster,

they've gone to check it as though Prime Minister's great and favour home.

What are they going to be talking about?

So no cabinet this week because they were doing this the way day

and many premiers have done this in the past but I think when it was originally thought of

it was supposed to be team bonding, looking ahead, trying to show momentum behind this new

government. Of course the fact that we have no deems to how are attending their way day

at a time when I think it's hard to find someone in Westminster who does think he's going to remain

in post, adds to a distraction and then also you have resistance, he doesn't want to talk about

tourist leaves, he's trying to say the parties turn to page. So the big focus is the five priorities,

you have Isaac Livedo, you've had a big role in drafting up this five priorities, he's giving

your presentation and therefore why it's not all about the next election. I think it's quite

inevitably thinking about how you can focus minds and the path to your potential fifth term,

which right now teams quite steep in narrow. But once again it's hard to get away from the fact

that the past week's been pretty bad for the government in the sense that all the things they

don't want to be focusing on, other things that are the most, you know, they are the things that

are dominating the media. Yeah and as you write Katie in your cover piece this week,

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