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

The secret is out. This country isn't powered by the likes of Jaguar Land Rover, the National Health

Service, or indeed the myriad of retail giants in the nation's high streets. The real

economic powerheads in the UK is physically in the house, your house. And if you're doing the

cooking, the cleaning and the washing up,

you should be getting a tax break. New figures from the Office of National Statistics have put

a value on housework and it's worth over £1 trillion to the economy. A staggering amount of money.

I think it's time we've got some payback. 034449-1,000. Coming up later on this morning,

Prime Minister Theresa May will be tweaking, taking to the stage,

hoping that it doesn't fall apart behind her as she maps out her latest plan for staying in Downing Street,

while everyone around her wants her to leave. Katie Perryer will explain. 03444491,000. Dawn Neesum is here,

and I'll be giving her the latest definition of being middle class and why she qualifies. Plus, why Donald Trump is saying it's a scary time to be a young man in America.

You're listening to me, Mike Graham.

And Dawn Neeson on Talk Radio.

The Independent Republic of Mike Graham on Talk Radio.

Now, if there was ever a man you needed to seek advice from, Dawn,

and a very good morning to you on economic affairs, it would of course be the one and early James Max., Mike. Good morning. On economic affairs.

It would of course be the one and only James Max.

Of course. Of course.

Of course.

A man that appears on television in many different guys.

James, a very good morning to you.

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