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

We've got an awful lot to be getting on with today.

Ladies and gentlemen, we're going to be talking, of course, about the latest from the Nat West scandal,

because the latest is that Nat West, as we were saying yesterday, are now possibly being accused of breaking the law.

The entire board is now under pressure to stand down. The company's value has plummeted by

£850 million. The CEO, of course, Dame Allison has left the building and has also left the

two advisory roles she had inside of Downing Street. We're now being told that she may well be eligible for a massive payoff

because, of course, that's the way it works in this country.

Dame Alison Rose's departure could result in a multi-million pound payoff.

That's in front page of the Times this morning.

We're going to be talking to Professor Frank Faradie, author and sociologist,

about how it is that

the Wokarati managed to get their hooks so far into the banking sector, into all sorts of

other businesses in this country, into all the big corporations where you're talking about

inclusivity and diversity being the main thrusting drivers of the business. We've now also got

a massive story on our hands

with Centrica, the people that sell us gas, because they have made literally a billion pound profit

in the first six months of this year. And it's largely due to the fact that they've been

able to charge us, the taxpayers and the consumers, massively for the amounts of gas that we

use in our homes. The price of gas has actually gone down,

their profits have gone up, and according to OffGem, the regulator, it's entirely okay for them to do so

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