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The morning and welcome to the Independent Republic of Mike Graham right here on Talk TV, the one place to be, the home of common sense, the home of all things to do with the truth, the whole truth, and of course nothing but the truth.

You don't hear what we talk about very many other places at all.

In fact, in no other places do you hear the kind of calls that we get, the kind of information and opinions that we portray out there, and the way that we actually have a lot of respect for the people that listen and watch this show, of course,

as well. Coming up this morning, Professor Frank Faradie joins us. We'll get his take on what's

been going on at the BBC for the past week or so, where apparently the nation's broadcaster,

the civil sort of state of the place, has gone completely doolally.

It looks as though they are at war with each other inside the walls of the BBC.

A slap in the face for BBC licence pages is what it says on the front of the Daily Mail.

Even the Guardian, BBC bosses face pressure after you turn over Gary Linneker.

Gary Lineca still makes most of the front pages.

Pressure grows on BBC bosses over Linneka Climbdown.

What you would have heard yesterday on this show was the BBC's Tim David,

the Director General, basically outlining how they're going to have a review of their social

media policy.

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