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 on Talk

and radio. It's back to business this morning for Parliament and the 650 MPs who we pay to figure

out how to run the country. Some of them though are up in arms about having to go back to work. Some

of them are raring to go and some of them are still making excuses as to why they can't be there.

The bottom line surely is if you can't lead by example from the Palace of Westminster while encouraging the nation to get back to work, then you have

no business being there. Today, MPs will vote on how they should vote in the future in order

to safeguard the social distancing rules. That's later on. First up, it's Matt Hancock with

health questions and Dominic Raab on Hong Kong, and we will bring you all of that in the company of Charlotte Ivers,

our political correspondent.

No doubt the brilliant lawyer, Keir Stama, will figure in there somewhere.

Don't get too excited.

I'm not holding my breath for any great pronunciations to the leader of the opposition.

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Coming up, we'll be talking with Dr. Rakeebassan on the rise of Antifa in the UK

and why he agrees with me that the radical left must not be allowed to wrestle the agenda away

and march through the streets of this country causing trouble

just because of a terrible incident in the US of A concerning one Mr George Floyd.

Plus, we'll be talking travel, quarantine and hotels with the independent Simon

Calder.

First up, though, we'll be talking to Stuart Jackson, former Conservative MP and former

special advisor to David Davis.

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