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Trains now on Uber. Tees and sees apply check the Uber app. Hello and welcome to the Red Box Politics Podcast on The Times, I'm Matt Chorley.

As the general election restarts following the dreadful attack in Manchester, we'll look at the political response to terrorism,

how the leaking of details from the scene of the bombing will affect transatlantic relations,

and what to expect in the final two weeks of the campaign.

Joining me this week are Tim Schippman, final two weeks of the campaign.

Joining me this week are Tim Schippman, the political editor of the Sunday Times,

and from the Times Deputy Politically editor Sam Coates.

Welcome to you both.

Now the week began with Theresa May forced into an embarrassing U-turn on her social care plans

as she went from ruling out a cap on how much we'd have to spend to pay for our care when we get older,

to suddenly thinking it was a good idea. But the political point scoring was quickly forgotten on Monday night

when news came through a suicide bombing at the Manchester Arena,

which killed 22 people and injured more than 60.

And he ended the week with an extraordinary transatlantic row with Theresa May confronting

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