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Coming up, Talk TV uncovers that we've been lining the pockets of fat cat lawyers

to help the post office deny postmasters their compensation.

We'll speak to a victim of the scandal live.

Plus, Mishi Sunak fends off yet another leadership challenge

after a former cabinet minister tells Tories to oust him on this show

all face a decade of decline under Keir Starman.

And following the XL bully dog ban in England,

Talk TV goes on the road with dog owners going to extreme lengths to save their beloved pets.

Good evening, Britain, and welcome to the Independent Republican Mike Graham,

right here on Talk TV.

We're really getting into our stride this week, and we've got more incredible stories for you

tonight. We've got a call to arms. If you won't fight for your country, we don't want you here.

We've got a male model mincing around in a bikini who thinks it's perfectly normal.

We'll astonish you with a legal bill in the millions for the post office, and we're paying it, and we've got the latest on the Battle of St. Pancras. Piano Man has just been on with

Piers Morgan and the Chinese are still fuming. It's a big show, so you'd better be ready.

This is the Independent Republican Mike Graham. Stand by your beds.

So a single London law firm pocketed a staggering 37.5 million quid to help the post office

deny postmasters wronged in the Horizon scandal compensation deal. Talk TV's exclusive

investigation discovered that the firm in question, Womble Bond-Dixon, represented the post office in civil cases

against sub-postmasters,

including the heroic Alan Bates

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