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

Obviously, we are once more into the breach, dear friends.

It is, of course, a table for two in the European capital of Brussels, where Boris Johnson and Ursula von the Lion will break bread and possibly a few mussels in an effort to do something that hasn't been possible for the last four years.

And that is, of course, a deal to leave the European Union.

Nigel Farage has already tweeted this morning that coming up with some kind of partnership arrangement is not something you do when you're leaving something.

It's something that you do when you're joining something. Isn't that the case?

034444991,000. There will be much huffing and puffing, much shaking of the head and wagging

of the finger. And hopefully there will be, of course, the Prime Minister leaving with his dignity

intact before the Armonyaks are served. The bottom line, of course, is what happens after this.

What does he actually do? 034449-1,000. We've got Prime Minister's questions for you before he jumps on the plane.

Sir Kirstama will, of course, be zooming in. But what will he have to offer?

We'll be checking in with our political correspondent, Charlotte Ivers.

Up first, though, its consultant urologist, Wackard Rashid, on the rollout of the COVID vaccine, the threat of upgrading London to Tier 3,

and the numbers game with data from the Office for National Statistics. Even Robert Peston

yesterday started questioning whether or not the government was actually using the wrong kind

of data to get everything sorted out. And if you've got relatives in a care home, what are you

being told? We've been told that the government are saying

you can roll out visits and vaccines before Christmas, so if you haven't seen your elderly

relatives, you will be able to see them soon. We want to know whether that's actually

true, and we want you to tell us what is happening in the real world. 0344-491,000. Coming up later,

we're joined by TV percentage of an historian Neil Oliver, who has very nearly

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