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Coming up, enough is enough.

Rishy Sunak mounted all out pits to force the Rwanda plan through Parliament. Oh God! We're on radio, we're online, and we're on your smart speaker as well. Coming up, enough is enough.

Rishi Sunak mounted all outpid to force the Rwanda plan through Parliament.

Oh God, with flight set to take off in 10 to 12 weeks, apparently.

Rishi Sunak has said the Metropolitan Police needs to rebuild the trust of the Jewish community after an anti-Semitism campaign.

It was threatened with arrest at a pro-Palestine protest. But people will now be able to sign themselves off sick for minor illnesses under new plans

to free up GP's time, despite the numbers issued doubling since 2015.

Good evening, Britain, and welcome to the Independent Republic of Mike Graham only on Talk TV.

It's the first show of the week, and it's a busy one.

Of course, pressure mounts on Scotland Yard Chief Mark Rowley,

as angry Jewish leaders say they've lost faith in the police and are calling for him to quit.

We'll speak to both sides coming up later on in the show.

Plus, Vladimir Putin is believed to be behind a series of extremely dangerous attacks

against thousands of British holiday flights,

I'll bring you all the facts. And the Italians are waging war on ice cream. Milan plans to ban

selling the gilato after midnight in a bid to stop anti-social behaviour. This is the

independent republic of Mike Graham. Let's start the engines. The safety of Randabille has been in parliamentary deadlock for the past four months. It seems like four years, isn't it?

And it's returned to both the Commons and the Lords today in what looks set to be a very long night.

Yet despite being stuck in ping-pong burglary, Rishy Soonak declared this morning that the first flights would take off.

He says, in July.

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