Testing, Dogs, and Table Manners

Morning Glory with Mike Graham

Matt Hall

News, Unknown, News & Politics

4.4 • 741 Ratings

🗓️ 23 April 2020

⏱️ 57 minutes

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We speak to former Conservative MP Nick de Bois about how Dominic Raab is dealing with the Coronavirus crisis. Will dogs suffer from separation anxiety once things go back to normal? And Royal Butler Grant Harold explains how to lay the table properly.

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0:00.0	Across the UK, online, on DAB and on your smart speaker, the Independent Republic of Mike Graham, on Talk Radio.
0:13.8	Good morning and welcome to the Independent Republic of Mike Graham right here on Talk Radio.
0:21.9	It's Happy St. George's Day to everybody. Today is the start of a brand new epoch and we are going to take stop.
0:28.0	More and more good news is on the way. We've just heard that Taylor Wimpy is going to be reopening all of their construction sites on May the 4th.
0:34.3	Nandoes have decided to reopen to provide food for NHS workers. Schools could be
0:38.3	reopening in June. The weather is amazing and it's Prince Louis' second birthday. And everybody's
0:43.1	really happy about that, apart from of course, Megan Markle. Coming up today, we're speaking
0:47.2	to former MP Nick Du Bois for an assessment of how the government is doing. The arguments
0:51.1	about testing and PPE appear to be near any end of the curve.
0:54.6	And there is no doubt that by May the 7th, there will be a plan of action on lifting parts of the
0:59.4	lockdown. I know that yesterday during the media briefing, there was still reticence from
1:05.2	Dominic Raab about sort of giving anything away. And I totally understand that. But I think,
1:10.0	and I believe, and I'm pretty sure that I've got this one right,
1:13.6	that by May the 7th, when the next assessment is made, we will have a plan of action.
1:17.6	There's a cabinet meeting this morning, and we'll bring the latest from that as soon as it happens. on how this lockdown should be lifted, because of course you are the people who need to know
1:28.3	precisely what's going to happen, and you are the people who need to be the best judges of
1:32.6	how this government is going to do this, because schools are going to need to reopen,
1:36.5	pubs are going to need to reopen, despite the fact that a UGov survey today says that most people
1:41.4	are still a bit uncomfortable about that, hairdressers, and what about individual businesses and whether they should be deciding precisely what to do. We're already seeing
1:48.9	ideas of people opening up food restaurants, food outlets. We're already seeing, as we said,
1:55.5	Taylor Wimpy. And it may well be that the government have sort of given the nod without actually
2:00.0	saying so officially
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