Good evening and welcome to the Independent Republican Mike Graham. You're with talk. We're on TV. We're on radio. We're online. And of course, we're on your smart speaker as well. Coming up, violent shoplifters finally get what they deserve as the government U-turns to make assaulting a shop worker a criminal offence that could land you in jail.

The EU approves a major pact to tighten the rules on migration, requiring nations to share responsibility for asylum seekers and boost the return of irregular migrants to their home countries.

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Good evening, Britain, and welcome to the Independent Republican Mike Graham only on Talk TV.

We've got a jam-packed hour-long show for you tonight, so let's get straight to it.

London Mayor Sadiq Khan has gone back on a promise he made in September.

Who'd have thought it?

After almost a decade of faffing about, the EU has finally agreed to do something about the migration crisis.

I'll be discussing this later in the show with an immigration lawyer and a former MEP and its capital

is famed as a city of love, but apparently infidelity doesn't exist in France anymore. I'll explain

why later in the program. This is the Independent Republic of Mike Graham. Strap in, we're in for a bumpy

ride. Now, it's a slightly different show tonight, so we're going to kick off with my suggestion about the war on the motorists,

because the war on the motorist in this country continues unabated as we hurtle towards a general election.

There seems to be no light at the end of the dark tunnel we're being forced to drive through.

Today, it has emerged that soon it could get even worse,

despite hundreds of millions of pounds being raised by congestion charging

and low-emission zones around the country,

despite billions of pounds being paid in parking fees and fines,

the anti-car brigade of yet another more sinister plan up their sleeves.

You heard it here first.

The Mayor of London spent £ million pounds of taxpayers' money

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