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Hello and welcome to the Red Box podcast on The Times. I'm Matt Jolly. This week I'm John by Hugo Rifkin who honors as there's anything which will put

voters off Donald Trump. Henry Zeffman asks when should those accused of sex abuse be

named but first Rachel Sylvester on the power struggle around the cabinet table.

Everyone thought Theresa May was rushing headlong into a hard Brexit after her conference speech, but cabinet

ministers say her true view is more nuanced.

Philip Hammond has become the voice of economic reality, standing up to the ideological

Brexiteers. He's now the most powerful man in the cabinet and pro-Europeans believe he is winning the Prime Minister round.

Now wait for this is interesting because when Theresa May went into Downey Street, Philip Hammer was written up is not even the most powerful Philip in government because

Philip May was seen as being more influential on Theresa May.

But over the last few weeks we've heard a bit more about what's been happening in

these new open full and frank discussions that they're having in cabinet and it turns out that

Philip Hammond is the one who's sort of standing up for the remainers.

It's really interesting and he's building up quite a lot of

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