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Hello and welcome to the All Out Politics Podcast.

I am Adam Bolton and joining me this week, our Sky's political correspondent, Darren McCaffrey,

who's on his way to Dublin shortly, Katie Perrier, who was a communications director for Theresa May, and now is a columnist for The Times

and the freelance political journalist and co-founder of the political newsletter, The Spoon,

Martha Gill. This week we're going to talk about Mrs May's anniversary, about the continuing

rangles over Brexit, with Boris Johnson making a colourful comment yet again.

And we're also going to be discussing the question of the abuse of MPs,

which seems to have reached pretty near epidemic proportions.

Let's start with Mrs May.

This was the week where she chalked up one year as Prime Minister,

overtaking the former Conservative Prime Minister Sir Alex Douglas Hume in terms of the shortest

serving Prime Minister, and she celebrated it by giving a speech at the Royal Society of Arts,

in which, amongst other things, she insisted her plans to improve life for the Just About

Managing in the UK had not diminished.

My commitment to change in Britain is undidged.

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