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

It is the start of a scorching week ladies and gentlemen where

Britain is set to be hotter than the Bahamas or so we're told surely more opportunity for further

flouting of the lockdown rules which now seem barely in place at all all weekend there were marches

up and down the country people meandered through our cities and towns carrying drinks and food

and placards and it all seemed to all

intensive purposes that no one is staying in anymore. Tragically the weekend also saw the

murders of three men in a park in Reading after a Libyan immigrant stabbed them to

death in a frenzied attack just 16 days after being released from prison. Now Kari

Sedala is an asylum seeker who was known to MI5 because of a stated desire

to go and fight in Syria, but who was nevertheless granted permission to live here and kill

here by the Home Office. He has been arrested under the Terrorism Act and he will face

trial. But there will be no such reprieve for his victims, including teacher James Furlong,

generously described as one of the greatest guys

that ever taught children. An American expat Joe Richie Bennett, isn't it great? You come to live

and work in the United Kingdom from America, Philadelphia, where he originally came from,

and you get murdered by a Libyan immigrant. And the question must be asked, how many more times

can we allow this to happen? We'll be talking to Dr.

Rakeva San about the mountain that our security services must climb to keep on top of these ghastly

terrorists who hate our country, but are yet continually invited to come and live here. We are told

Sadala had mental health problems. We also know he attacked a police officer and was jailed

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