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Hello, welcome to the All-Out Politics podcast.

I'm Adam Bolton, and it has been a particularly busy week in British politics, indeed international politics,

with debate raging over Gibraltar, Saudi Arabia and Syria.

Labour Party continues to be in trouble because Ken Livingston can't resist talking about Hitler and the war.

And amidst all the arguments over Easter eggs, Kendall Jenner has decided to solve the world's problems with Pepsi Max.

Well, we'll get on to controversial consumerism in a moment.

But first, joining me to discuss all this and the politics of the moment,

our Sky News, senior political correspondent, Rob Nisbitt,

and the head of Sky Data, Harry Carr.

Let's start with the question of Ken Livingstone and the Labour Party, because of course we are now entering in to an election phase ahead of the local elections across England and Scotland.

And Robert, this really isn't where the Labour Party wants to be.

Absolutely not. I think Matt, the cartoonist in The Telegraph, has done a very good job of his cartoon, most recent one, saying, welcome to just a minute in our new version,

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