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Good morning and welcome to the Independent Republic of Mike Graham.

It is another Felicitous Friday, as I said on Twitter.

As we launched the show, we don't know what the day will hold.

We don't know what the next three hours will hold.

Yesterday, I said, Liz Trust might not be here by the end of the day.

It turned out to be absolutely and utterly correct.

Liz Trust resigned yesterday around about 134, I believe it was.

I was on my way over to Ealing to film Plank of the Week.

Very felicitous for me,

because we were able to put her very firmly into that mix.

Richard Tyson is here with me this morning. We're going to talk about all the different things that could happen. The front pages this morning absolutely dominated by one man.

And that man is, of course, Boris Johnson, because who knows what could happen next? The son

says, Bojo, I'll be back. He's in the Caribbean, as you just heard from Jeremy Kyle, he's got a plane at

the ready to come back.

He's telling people on the front page of the Telegraph that only he can save the Tory party

from absolute electoral wipeout. We're also told at the moment the Tories have hit their

lowest ebb ever in terms of support. There are so many different machinations going on at the

moment, inside of Downing Street, inside of the Palace of Westminster,

and of course on the telephone lines across the Atlantic between the Caribbean island that

Boris Johnson is on. He's deciding whether he wants to run against Rishi Sunak. Rishishish

Sunak decided whether he wants to get into business with Boris Johnson again. Penny Morden

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