The home of common sense. This is talk. Welcome back to day two of Morning Glory with me, Mike Graham,

here with you all the way through until 10 o'clock in the morning when Julie Hartley-Brewing will be taking over.

We've got breakfast for you with knobs on, if you'll pardon the expression, because we've got some big stories to talk about.

So this is where you want to be. Morning Glory with Mike Graham. Good morning. So a very good morning to Benning Expandit. It's

nice to see. You're looking very fresh this morning. I know you had a bit of struggle to get in this

morning, but the sun is shining. It's almost summery. We've got back holiday weekend coming up.

And I mean, if you were a migrant knowing that you were about to be rounded up and sort of the front of the Times, over half of migrants set for

Rwanda are missing.

But their main story is about the SNP.

S&P lurches into another crisis

as its leader quits. It's quite remarkable,

isn't it, how Humza-Yusuf has somehow

completely kiboshed independence, single-handedly.

I mean, and we all owe him a drinker, not that he'd be appreciative

of it, but we absolutely do owe him a huge debt of gratitude, because whoever ends up replacing him,

even if it is Kate Forbes, who everybody who knows about because she stood against him last time,

that's the only reason people know about her, isn't going to be that sort of big beast. And you have to say, you know, Humzaa Yusuf did have a profile before he became later, but it's a

shambles. It's not unforeseen. A lot of people were saying at the time, given the nature of

the coalition sort of agreement in Scotland that he would be lucky to last a year, well, he's lasted

13 months. So, congratulations, Hamz. It's worked out quite well for you.

Yeah, I mean, the question on everybody's lips yesterday was was he a worse leader than Liz Truss and apparently because he lasted at least a year, everybody sort of said, well, I think

probably Liz Truss just about edges him. But I mean, I wonder whether S&P and independence has now

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