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Another big weekend beckons, ladies and gentlemen, as we hurtle towards Freedom Day on Monday.

The day you cast off your masts.

The day you stroll confidently into a shop to try on some jackets.

The day you have the confidence to throw away your inhibitions and give someone a hug,

even if you've never hugged them before.

Unless, of course, you happen to be a lefty member of the Woke Brigade,

in which case, remain as you are, hiding behind your very expensive sofa made in India,

with your very expensive Apple Power Book made in China and your freshly delivered organic

avocados flown in straight away from South America. Isn't life great? Fantastic isn't it when

you can sit at home make as much money as you used to make going into the office and spend it

all on sandwiches? Marvelous, isn't it? Superb. 0344-49-1,000. Coming up a bit later on,

we're joined by writer and historian Mark Yardley for the latest chapter in his battle to recover

from the blood clot he suffered after getting his first COVID jab. He's now been sent for treatment

to a long COVID clinic. Who knew? Up first this morning, though, we're talking to Reform

UK chairman Richard Tice with his take on the fake freedoms we're being allocated on Monday.

He's got some news from the world of big tech and their latest efforts on banning videos

that they don't like because people say things that they don't agree with. And we'll be asking

why the government is hounding people and confiscating computers in an effort to find the whistleblower

that delivered that Matt Hancock's CCTV clinch, where Gina Lala Bridgina, or whatever her name was, to the sun.

Also, we'll be catching up with our favourite Royal correspondent Angela Levin for this week's news on Harry, Megan, Charles, William and Kate.

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