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Good morning and welcome to the Independent Republic of Mike Graham, right here on talk

TV. There's an awful lot going on, as you would imagine there to be. Zach Goldsmith has resigned

from the government. Nigel Farage can't get a bank account. Richard Tyson is here to talk us through

all of that. We're going to talk about the Rwanda ruling from yesterday

and whether or not Rishish Sunak is actually going to be able to overturn it,

whether or not anybody will ever go to Rwanda,

and whether or not any more money is worth spending on it.

We'll talk about the NHS reforms that Rishishish Sunak is about to announce

probably during this show around about midday.

He's going to be talking about the biggest reform in the NHS's history.

To apparently save £10 billion, they're going to be spending an even bigger fortune on setting out measures

to plug a deficit of up to 360,000 staff, which is all very well if you want a doctor in 2035.

But what if you want a doctor tomorrow?

You still can't get one.

I'm not sure these radical reforms in the NHS are going to make any difference whatsoever.

But we'll take your views on that, of course, amongst many, many other things.

We're also talking later on in the show to Gavin Mortimer over in Paris,

where things are getting pretty tasty between the government and of course the

people who are rioting and have been rioting over the shooting death of a young man. That's all

going on. We're also going to be talking to Ruth Warrinder up in Scotland about dangerous dogs.

Kevin O'Sullivan's going to be here to tell us why ITV have suddenly gone woke slightly before they

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