Welcome back just on 8 o'clock. We're live across the United Kingdom on the Home of Common Sense.

The station that allows alarm clock Brits and working Brits to have their say on anything they want as ever.

A voice notes and calls on 0344-4-9-1,000 text 287, treble two. You wake it up to the news.

And you've heard it yesterday, ex-home secretary, so a bravoman defecting to the Tories, to reform from the Tories.

She said, it feels like I've come home. They said she's had mental health problems.

A statement they later retracted. The big question today is,

is that enough? A reform is going to become the Tories 2.0 or Boris's cabinet 2.0.

Nigel Farage says Britain is broken.

We need talent.

We need debts if we're going to form the next government.

Front of the mail.

The Andy Burnham Rebellion, you can't see it, is growing.

Fifty Labour MPs have signed a letter to Stama saying that's not good enough, the self-styled king of the

north who fancies number 10. Whilst all this is going on, of course, Starma doing what Stama does

best, going abroad. It's off to China today. He said yes to a super embassy, which is ridiculous,

security-wise. He admits that I think that the communist state has

been basically bugging phones in number 10 for years, but he's off to make a trade deal because

he thinks that would be a very, very good idea. We've got a storm from hell coming, and the

Rwandans are suing us for millions of pounds. Now, if you are opinionated on anything, like my next person, Phil, just get

that voice knowing because Christians, is it a loose end today? 0344.411. Morning, Phil. Good morning,

Jeremy, on this blustery wet morning, Phil from hearts. Jeremy, regarding these people that are

whir-wining and unwinging about the Tories joining,

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