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Hello, I'm Adam Bolton and welcome to the All-Out Politics Podcast.

Well, what a week it's been.

Theresa May not only failed phenomenally to bolster her parliamentary majority, she lost it completely.

She then immediately declared she would seek a deal with the Democratic Unionist Party from Northern Ireland to form a government to the consternation of Tory grandees,

including Sir John Major. However, no agreement has yet been reached, although it does look

as if we're getting very close to one. Meanwhile, Jeremy Corbyn declared himself the real victor of the election

and announced his readiness to form a government,

although he has fewer votes and seats than the Conservatives.

Tim Farron and Paul Nuttall resigned as leaders of the Liberal Democrats and UKIP respectively,

and the political recriminations are beginning

following the horrific fire in the tar block in Kensington.

Well, joining me this week to discuss all that are the telegraphs Aisa Bennett,

the freelance journalist Abby Wilkinson,

Sky News, Island correspondent David Blevins,

and the head of Sky Data, Harry Carr.

Well, let's start with the question of the fire at Grenfell Tar in North Kensington, of course, an area where Labor unexpectedly took the seat at the general

election. Obviously, everyone is shocked, dismayed and sends their sympathies to the victims.

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