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Hello and welcome to what is going to be the last in this series of All-Out Politics

podcast from Sky News. I'm Adam Bolton and joining me this week are the Times columnist and former

Conservative MP, Matthew Paris, the new statesman's deputy online editor Rachel Cunliff,

and Sky's chief political correspondent John Craig. Now we're going to look back at theliff and Sky's Chief Political Correspondent John Craig.

Now we're going to look back at the political year and what I've asked each of our panelists,

including myself to do, is to nominate their moment of the year and their person of the year.

And we're going to start with Rachel Cunleif.

And Rachel, tell us what was your sort of defining political moment of the year?

My defining, not to start on too much of a downer, but my defining political moment of the

year was the sentencing of

Wayne Cousins for the Kidnap Rape and Murder of Sarah Everard.

Sarah's Kidnap, Rape and Murder was one of the most dreadful events in the 190-year history

of the Metropolitan Police Service.

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