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dot kowduk forward slash red box right now down to business a week on from

Theresa May's hugely successful cabinet reshuffle I thought it would be good to see how

things look now that the dust has settled

although the collapse of Karelian in its hundreds of contracts across Whitehall

has created rather a lot of new dust too. Joining me this week a three of the

times finest policy specialists to take us behind the scenes on their

beat and what the next few months might hold.

Rosemy Bennett, Education Editor has a new Secretary of State to get to know and wonders what it might mean for our schools.

Chris Smythe, the health editor, almost got a new sector estate, but instead Jeremy Hunt dug in and

added social care to his already overflowing intray.

But first, Graham Payton, transport correspondent,

who almost got a new sector estate to pursue

when Chris Grayling was appointed Tory Party chairman

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