Good morning and welcome to the Independent Republic of Mike Graham right here on Talk Radio.

It's all kicking off in the political world this morning with Labour banning our very own

Julia Hartley Brewer from their conference next year and Boris Johnson making an idiot of himself

in a field of wheat. We'll be visiting Birmingham later on for round two of the infighting

between the toffs, the turfs and the downright a awkward squads. First up, though, we're talking about a few things that actually matter.

Sajid Javid appears to have actually come up with a workable plan for how immigration will

manage itself post-Brexit. And it even makes sense. What can it all mean? 344-49-1,000.

Meanwhile, we're being told that nearly two million people in this country are at risk of withdrawal

symptoms and they give up taking antidepressants.

Well, surely the problem is that too many people are actually prescribed them in the first place.

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Daisy McAndrew is here and she'll be telling me about the big routs you got into over the weekend

with the trans community, the bunch of feminists.

It's all very confusing and we'll be

finding out why your dog might not be as bright as you think it is. You're listening to me, Mike Graham,

and Daisy McAndrew on Talk Radio. The Independent Republic of Mike Graham on Talk Radio.

We're going to talk now to Stephen Buckley, head of information at mine, which is the mental health

charity. The story this morning, which is saying that basically millions of people are being warned

about the severe side effects which they will suffer when coming off antidepressant drugs.

Now, if there's millions of people coming off these drugs, how many millions of people are

actually on them?

And my first question, Stephen, and a very good morning to you, is going to be, how many

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