Good evening and welcome to the Independent Republic of Mike Graham. You're with talk. We're on TV, we're on radio, we're online, and we're on your smart speaker as well. Coming up, migration madness, new figures from the Home Office cast doubt over the government's ability

to tackle migration as they let record levels of people into the country last year. Plus,

crisis management, Palestine protests are descending into mob rule, warned to Prime Minister, as he instructs

police chiefs to crack down on the hate marches.

And an inquiry into killer cop, Wayne Cousins, finds that he hid in plain sight while multiple chances to stop him were ignored.

Good evening, Britain, and welcome to the Independent Republican Mike Graham, right here on Talk TV.

It's all about the numbers tonight on this show.

The numbers of people granted asylum last year, 62,336.

The number of pounds spent on housing illegal migrants in hotels, £15 million a day.

The number of dependents brought in by workers, 279,131.

And the number of times, killer cop Wayne Cousins, has9,131. And the number of times killer cop,

Wayne Cousins, has reported to the police.

You will not believe what you're going to hear.

This is the Independent Republic of Mike Graham.

We're pulling out all the stops.

Now, Newton's third law of motion

tells us that what goes up must come down.

Well, the government clearly failed its physics,

because last year they granted asylum to more people than ever before,

a record-breaking 62,336.

And that's despite them getting nearly a fifth fewer asylum applications than the year before,

still at a whopping 67,337. By New Year's Day, more than 111,000 individuals were receiving asylum support

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