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Quick talk, fast talk, street talk. Talk radio.

The Independent Republic of Mike Graham.

Radio you can believe in.

Mike Graham.

Speaking common sense unto the nation.

On talk radio.

Good morning and welcome to the Independent Republic of Mike Graham right here on Talk Radio.

Soon to be Talk TV, of course, the world headquarters and the epicentre, indeed, of common sense.

It's another big day in Downey Street as Boris Johnson and his age prepare him to say sorry,

something he really doesn't like doing, to the House of Commons and indeed to the nation.

The Prime Minister will approach the dispatch box this afternoon shortly after 3.30, we think, and in his own words, set the record straight on Partygate, whether he's going

to get any more penalty charge notices, and perhaps even when the Sue Gray report is going to

come out. Some people think he might even urge for it to come out sooner rather than later.

There will be howls of derision, of course, from the opposition benches, who are still clamouring for a resignation and who are still smarting over Pretty Patel's Rwanda

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