Welcome to Navarra Life, coming up tonight.

More revelations from the Epstein files, and these ones beg the question,

did Epstein conspire to bring down Theresa May?

Should we be paying more or less taxes and what's the government policy recently affected public's opinion on that question.

And also, Jim Ratcliffe called to apologise for saying the UK is, quote, colonised by immigrants.

I'm Helena, aka No Justice MTG.

And tonight, I'm joined by Dahlia Gabriel. How are you doing?

I'm doing all right.

I mean, every time, I mean, for the past few weeks now, we've been

covering this Epstein story. I've had to start really digging into these files. And I can't

say that it's put me in the best mood ever, peeling the onion of this disgusting elite that apparently rules our world, but at least

we get to tear it apart and really, I don't know, like ground our conversation today.

So that gives me a little bit of relief at least.

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Over the last two weeks,

we've covered the links between the current Labour government

and Geoffrey Epstein in depth.

That connection passes, of course, through former US Ambassador Peter Mandelson.

But new documents from the US Department of Justice's Epstein files

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