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Coming up, back on track, Labour vows to renationalise the railways if it wins the next election smells like teens on spirit

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Good evening, Britain, and welcome to the Independent Republican Mike Graham, right here on Talk TV.

Tonight, we dive into the gripping stories that are shaking up the headlines.

First up, controversy rangers the first deportation flight to Rwanda is announced on the very day Rishi Sunak's divisive bill takes effect.

Then, shocking news from New York as Harvey Weinstein's landmark 2020 rape conviction is overturned,

sending shockwaves through the Me Too movement.

And if that wasn't enough, a century-old mystery unfolds

as a long-lost Gustav Klimt painting resurfaces

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All aboard the Stama Express, anyone?

Keir is here with a Labour pledge to renationalise the railways within five years if they win the next election.

Under its blueprint, a new body called Great British Railways, which would take over service contracts currently held by private firms as they expire in the coming years.

So your commute might sound something like this.

This is a Starmer Express Service 2. Renationalisation.

Calling at 2 billion pound a year savings, automatic delay and cancellation refunds,

digital season tickets, integrated timetables and better internet.

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