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Hello, welcome to the All That Politics podcast.

I'm Adam Bolton, joined today by a panoply of Sky News talent, political correspondent Laura Bundock,

Sky Ocean Rescue campaign mastermind Helen Ann Smith, head of Sky Data, Harry Carr, and also Mark Stone, our Europe correspondent,

and a lot on our agenda as well. Sexism in the city, Boris Johnson's plotting on the NHS

within the cabinet. We're also going to mark the one-year anniversary of the launch of the Sky Ocean Rescue campaign and talk about the future

of the most powerful woman in the world, or is she still Angela Merkel in Germany?

First, though, sexism in the city, the hijinks at the President's Club, exposed by the Financial Times, an all-male

dinner at which women hostesses were paraded across the stage in skimpy outfits. Helen Ann,

what did you think when you heard about this? Well, firstly, I thought it was a really excellent piece by the Financial Times.

I think the impact of it kind of just climax throughout the day grew and grew in a way that no one was really expecting.

Two things really.

Firstly, if you put aside the kind of allegations of sexual assault and all of that, which is obviously horrendous,

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