Across the UK, online, on DAB and on your smart speaker, the Independent Republic of Mike Graham, on Talk Radio. The world turns once more.

We find ourselves back in the same place this morning.

The newspapers can't quite make up their minds on what the biggest story of the day is.

The pandemic continues, but could it be the setting up of air bridges somehow

so that we can all travel to Europe and go on holiday at some point over the next few weeks.

Is it that early trials of a vaccine in the USA have created COVID antibodies and appear to be not harmful to humans?

Or is it the 10 million people are now having their wages paid by the government?

We'll be talking about all of those stories this morning, ladies and gentlemen,

but also we'll be talking about a great many other things as well.

Donald Trump is getting it in the neck again because he claimed yesterday that he is taking

anti-malaria drug hydroxychloric queen.

Now, it's not very easy to say.

It's not very easy to take.

Some people say it would kill you.

I don't actually believe that Donald Trump is taking it. I think Donald Trump is just now trolling the media in such a way

that he makes a bet some time before he goes into the Rose Garden to give a press conference to say,

I bet you if I say this, they'll put it on the front page. I bet you any money. It'll be the

greatest story of all time. And that's what he's doing. I don't believe for a minute that Donald

Trump is doing something which could inevitably kill people. and if you believe it, I've got some swamp land in Florida to sell you. Coming up, back home, Julia Hartley-Bruhe

completely dismantled a plank from Berry Council, who was attempting to justify their decision

to refuse to open schools against government advice. Tamor Tarik may well make it as a last-minute

entry to Plank of the Week, which we are recording later on.

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