Across the UK, online, on DAB and on your smart speaker, the Independent Republic of Mike Graham right here on Talk Radio.

Prepare yourselves this morning, ladies and gentlemen, for a shopping spree.

As of the 15th of June, you'll be able to buy a pair of trousers.

You might even be able to buy a shirt.

You'll be able to buy some furniture.

And if you want to, you can even buy a car if you so wish. The lockdown is easy,

even as we speak and as Spain and Greece prepare to welcome holidaymakers this summer,

it's selling to look like there might finally be a pathway out of this particular horror show.

Yesterday saw one of the more remarkable days in the world of politics and in the world of the coronavirus lockdown scenario.

The masked ranks of Her Majesty's Press piled on a very calm and measured Dominic Cummings, despite the death rates reducing,

despite the infection rate decreasing, despite government announcements on the lifting of the lockdown.

These bozos from Her Majesty's Press are still insisting that the

government's chief advisor is the story. And even after he explained in perfectly understandable terms,

what he had done, when he had done it, and where it had all happened, they still wanted more.

More details, more apologies, more regrets, more recriminations. At one point, the fiasco

became so farcical that Dominic Cummings was

being asked about petrol stations, the woods, and going to the toilet. The depth to which

journalism in this country has sunk is really quite something to behold. Meanwhile, there is

still no apology from the mirror or the Guardian for getting it completely wrong, particularly

with regard to the phantom witness who claims to have seen him in Durham when he says he was actually not there at all.

I've got one question for you all this morning.

Do you wish to be governed by the party and the people that you were elected to run this country by a massive margin?

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