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Hello, welcome to this week's all-out politics podcast.

I'm Adam Bolton, joining me this week.

Our Sky News's political editor, Faisal Islam, the Guardian columnist Zoe Williams and the head of Sky Data, Harry Carr.

And this week we're going to be talking about what else? A cabinet and a government in crisis,

what with Boris Johnson, Pudy Patel, Michael Fallon, Damien Green and all the rest. We'll be on to that.

We're going to talk about the Paradise Papers. Do revelations about tax avoidance shock anymore and should they?

And we're also going to talk to Sky News's technology correspondent Tom Cheshire, who's been looking into universal basic income, whether that may

become a necessity as robots take all our jobs.

First of all, the Paradise Papers, another massive drop of information about where rich people

keep their money coming from a group of journalists, including

in this country, the Guardian and the BBC.

Zubi, what do we learn from that?

Well, basically, we learned that almost nobody who has, almost nobody lives their values,

let's say.

There's a huge amount of conflict of interest or rather

kind of faint sniffs of dodginess. You know, companies that Prince Charles has defended and lobbied

...