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Hello, I'm Alice Thompson.

And I'm Rachel Sylvester.

And this is what I wish I'd known, the podcast in which we talk to extraordinary people who've lived astonishing lives and not only survived but thrived.

Loss and adversity are part of life, but an imperfect past isn't always an indicator of what's to come.

In this series we'll be speaking to inspiring individuals about how they achieve success in the face of adversity.

Listen now wherever you get your podcasts. Hello and welcome to the Red Box Politics Podcast on The Times, I'm Matt Chorley.

This week we're going to cover multitude of topics. We're going to talk about gender politics

and how that's being just taking over progressive parties, not least the

Labour leadership contest. That's with Janice Turner.

Matthew Powys is here to talk about the government and how it is whatever you want it to be,

at least for now.

But first, Jason Stein, a former special advisor in the Conservative government, on the problem with ethics

and in particular the ethics unit.

The Shadowy Wightall Unit which oversees pesky special advisors and clumsy ministers is set for an upgrade.

The all-powerful propriety and ethics unit is opaque, nearly impossible to navigate or contact,

and can drive politicians and their aides around the bend.

But here's the tricky bit.

It's set up to work exactly like that.

So this is a fascinating day because this is one of these organizations in Whitehall

...