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Talk radio across the UK, online, on DAB and on your smart speaker, the Independent Republic

of Mike Graham, on Talk Radio.

Good morning and welcome to the Independent Republic of Mike Graham right here at the home of

Common Sense. It is, of course, Talk Radio. We've reached the end of yet another tumultuous week

in the dangerous world of the new and improved Britain, as designed by Boris Johnson. The

Prime Minister told us this week that all the shortages that we keep hearing about aren't going to

last and that they aren't his fault anyway, but the government still hasn't made any moves to either reduce the cost of our energy bills or tell us when they

will stop actually going up it seems that they're going up literally by the hour this morning

we'll be finding out just how much value of Putin is to blame for all of this and what you can

do if your annual bill burst through the £2,000 barrier, which mine unfortunately already has.

We'll be asking Al Mendoza from the Henry Jackson Society. First up, Richard Tyson's here

to give us his take on the weekend politics, the Tories, the latest flu scare, the ever-moving

COVID rules, insulate Britain who are out and about again, and why Poland might be the next

country to leave the European Union. They're not very happy in Brussels, I can tell you that.

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