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Hello and welcome to Coffee House Shots, the Spectator's Daily Politics Podcast.

I'm Isabel Hardman and this is the Sunday Roundup. There is only one story in town at the moment

and that is the resignation of Matt Hancock

after he was caught in flagrante with his advisor Gina Colladangelo in his office at the

Department of Health. Hancock had originally tried to cling on to his post, but eventually

his position became untenable. The Northern Ireland Secretary Brandon Brandon Lewis, was fielding the government's

interviews this morning, and Trevor Phillips posed him a very sobering question. Mr Lewis, I wouldn't

normally do something like this, but I want to put a private personal question, I guess,

in a way to you. Over the past two days, every cabinet minister, including you, has come out to

essentially defend the Prime Minister and Matt Hancock. The pictures that we saw were of an encounter

on May the 6th. On May the 11th, my family buried my daughter, who had died not of COVID, but during

the lockdown. 300 of our family and friends turned up online,

but most of them were not allowed to be at the graveside,

even though it was in the open air,

because of the rule of 30, because of the instruction by Mr. Hancock.

Now, the next time one of you tells me what to do in my private life, explain to me

why I shouldn't just tell you where to get off.

Well, I absolutely accept and understand the frustration, even the anger that people have,

having been through the situations they've been through, look, as you say to it, people across

the country,

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