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Hello, welcome to the All-Out Politics Podcast.

I'm Adam Bolton.

Joining me today are the Guardian columnist Zoe Williams, Sky News specialist producer, Helen Ann Smith,

and the head of Sky Data, Harry Carr.

Well, this week we're going to talk about the crisis in the charities sector brought on by the revelations about Oxfam in Haiti,

Boris Johnson's Brexit speech, his Valentine's bouquet, and also how animal rights and animal welfare are seeping into the political debate.

Let's start with the whole question of Oxfam and charity.

Now, Zoe, revelations that senior members of the Oxfam team in Haiti use prostitutes? Is this, in your view, a scandal specifically related to what happened, or does it actually

raise much broader questions about the whole issue of charities in difficult situations?

Well, I mean, you know, you can't even say they use prostitutes, can you?

Because if you're in a situation where nobody's got anything and you'd have sex just to have a meal, that's not really prostitution.

That's kind of rape, essentially.

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