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Coming up, Rishishishanak wins his vote on his crucial Rwanda bill with a majority of 44

that the Labour leaders downplayed the policy today, calling the Rwanda plan a mere gimmick.

Plus, Drew Barrymore employs a creepy new interviewing tactic getting handsy with Oprah.

Good evening, Britain and the rest of the world, because tonight on the Independent Republic

of Mike Graham, we're going to be telling you an awful lot of things that might matter to you.

The Tories live to fight another day. Rishi Sunak survives another vote of no confidence, and the country

gets to look away once more as our parliamentarians upset about something which most of us couldn't care less about.

I don't mean that no one cares about immigration. I don't mean that no one cares about controlling

our own borders. And I don't mean that people are ambiguous about millions more living in this country

now than they used to be. But what I do mean is that the Rwanda plan and all of its variations

is not front and centre of anyone's thoughts

because anyone sensible knows that even if it was to work,

it wouldn't solve any of our immigration difficulties.

Tory MP Nick Fletcher made those difficulties

abundantly clear in Parliament shortly before the vote today.

I said it before and I'll say it again.

Doncaster is full.

Now I often get challenged, like just opposite,

like I often get challenged as a Christian when I say Doncaster is full. I don't think it's Christian

when my constituents are having to put up with immigration at the levels that they are.

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