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Coming up, Rwanda rebound, the House of Laws has inflicted fresh defeats on the government

over its flagship Rwanda bill.

I'm going to stop calling it that.

And a criminal investigation is underway and staff are being interviewed at a private clinic tonight

over whether the Princess of Wales' medical records were unlawfully accessed in an alleged data breach.

Plus, a landmark law banning future generations from smoking

takes its first legislative steps.

Good evening, Britain, and welcome to the Independent Republic of Mike Graham,

right here on Talk, CV.

It's all happening on the show tonight.

We're back in Westminster for the latest hokey-coki-cokey on the Rwanda bill.

I'll be telling you why I think the Church of England

has given up on Christianity, and we've got the latest evidence that there really is a Loch Ness

monster. This is the Independent Republican Mike Graham. Don't you dare go anywhere.

In a fresh blow to the Tory Party, the House of Lords has inflicted new defeats on the

government over its flagship

Rwanda bill. Seven proposed changes, including a provision to ensure due regard for domestic and

international law, were passed by the peers. MPs will now have to vote on the bill again,

delaying the passage of it until after Easter. Down in Westminster, the son's deputy

political reporter, Ryan Savi, is hanging around, trying to find out what on earth is going on with this.

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