Across the UK, online, on DAB and on your smart speaker, the Independent Republic of Mike Graham right here on talk radio.

Welcome to the new dawn of a new Britain for the first show of the new EU free era.

We will be looking ahead to the trade talks, which are already being hijacked by those who think

nothing's going to work.

And we'll look back over the events of the weekend as well when we finally did the deal

at 11 o'clock on Friday night.

You may well have been there, if you were.

We'd like to hear your stories because, of course, one or two of us have issues with the

way that the events of that evening were covered. First up this morning, though, we're asking the same question that we have asked many

times before.

How is it possible that a government that vows to crack down on recently released Islamic terrorists

has been incapable of doing so?

How is it possible for these dangerous, twisted and crazed individuals to get back on the

streets where they can commit mayhem and murder?

I'd like to thank

the anti-terror police for having the street smarts to be following 20-year-old Siddesh Amman around yesterday

as he embarks on what could have been a mass killing spree in South London. But why on earth

should they have to do it? If lawyers are allowing dangerous criminals out onto our streets against

the wishes of the Home Secretary and the government, then it can mean only one thing. They must be running the country. And that's not going to end well.

There'll be many of you who will have all sorts of arguments about why it's important

to keep the judiciary separate from the legislature and how the government cannot be in charge of making sure

that the laws are carried out properly because if they don't

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