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Good morning and welcome to the Independent Republic of Mike Graham right here on talk TV.

There's an awful lot going on this morning.

There's an awful lot to be getting along with.

It's also snowing.

And I know that you've just heard Julia Hartley Brewers say, well, of course, it's not really snowing until it snows in London.

Well, it is snowing in London.

But it is also snowing until it snows in London. Well, it is snowing in London, but it is also snowing elsewhere. There will, of course, be closures, road closures, railway lines shut down,

schools not opening, all manner of disruption going on because we've had a teetitzy,

teetty pit of snow. About this much, no, yeah, about that much. Not that much. Unbelievable. Anyway,

if you haven't been able to do something this morning because of that, do let us know.

We're not just going to talk about politics, it's not all we do on this show, but so we will take some snow news from you. Snow news is good news, as far as we're concerned, so do bring it to us.

Francis Hall joins us up first. He's a public law barrister. We're going to ask him about the new unveiling of the migrant law. Yesterday, Suella Brabman, on this very

show, I think, did a magnificent job of convincing everyone, including the Labour Party,

who was sort of dumbstruck by her arguments, basically, that this was the right thing to do,

that this is the right way to go. Front page of The Times this morning says this,

Sunak ready to battle judges over migration. And I have to say,

I think this has got the most chance of all of the measures that the Conservative Party

have tried to bring in over the course of the last two to three years. The thing that does at least

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