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Coming up, Cameron's comeback is shot return for ex-prime Minister David Cameron, as Rishie Soonak takes the biggest gamble of this political career, making his predecessor, foreign secretary, can you believe. Plus, Zabel was marching orders. Today's dramatic reshuffle started with the sacking of the Home Secretary after she was accused of stoking tensions when criticising the police.

Plus, seven more men are charged over disorder on armistice this day after protesters clash with police and more than 300,000 people attended that pro-Palestinian march. Good evening and welcome to the Independent Republic of Mike Graham right here on Talk TV.

It is your hope of common sense.

People of Britain, there has never been a time when this country needed common sense more than it does now.

The United Kingdom of Great Britain is under siege.

It is under siege from those who wish to do its arm.

It is under siege from an establishment that wishes to change its nature,

and it is even under siege from his own government. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak this morning left us all

in no doubt about where he's heading, and it would appear to be over a cliff. He said he's built a

united team ready to deliver the changes this country needs for the long term. I don't know why.

He's not going to be here in the long term.

He's fired the only cabinet minister that was in tune with conservative voters and brought back a man

who was seen as the leader who most betrayed a nation and a party. Yes, ladies and gentlemen,

I give you the return of David Cameron. The Conservative Prime Minister who thought staying in the

European Union was so important

he would set up Brexiteers for a massive fall in the 2016 referendum. Trouble is, famously, he got

that wrong as well. Meanwhile, Rishi Sunak fired Suella Braverman for, in the words of my viewers,

standing up to hate speech, anti-Semitism and Islamic jihad on the streets of the United Kingdom.

And that was some move.

Already at least one MP has filed a letter into the 1922 committee expressing no confidence

in the Prime Minister, and as if all this isn't bad enough.

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