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

So here we are again. That was a quiet weekend, wasn't it? As we start another week in the exciting world of international politics, we have several questions to ponder.

Why is Boris Johnson offloading the architects of boat leave from Downing Street? How will

the departure of Dominic Cummings affect Brexit? Does Kerry Simmons have undue influence over government

policy? Why is the Prime Minister holding face-to-face meetings when everyone else has been told

to avoid them? And why on earth is he self-isolating for 14 days when he says there's nothing wrong

with him? And finally, could the business of running this

country get any more bleeding ridiculous? We'll be asking Nigel Farage, leader of the Brexit

party this morning, even as the European Union are making more and more noises about how Britain

must agree to their terms on all sorts of areas of negotiations. 0344491,000. Coming up later on

in the show, we'll be seeking medical advice on the test and trace

system.

Boris Johnson claims his ping proves the system is working perfectly.

Surely it's quite the reverse, isn't it?

Forcing someone to self-isolate for two weeks, who has already had the disease,

seems entirely over the top, does it not?

And we'll be joined once again by mail on Sunday co-lust Peter Hitchens with his take on the latest shenanigans,

both inside and outside down the street.

He started to call Boris Johnson the panic Prime Minister.

We are, ladies and gentlemen, not yet halfway through this latest lockdown,

larceny, might I remind you?

0344-49-1,000. We'll also be talking to Royal Watcher Angela Levin

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