Fast Talk, Street Talk, Talk Radio. Fighting the good fight with all his might, providing a welcome dose of common sense for the common people. The Independent Republic of Mike Graham right here on Talk Radio.

The world headquarters of common sense the morning after the night before,

where the cracks finally started to appear in the facade that is Boris Johnson's authority.

Last night, 100 Tory rebels refused to vote with the government's COVID-past-bore restrictions,

and even Jeremy Corbyn joined their ranks, while the huge bulk of the Labour Party decided to side with the man Sir Keir Starmour has called Unfit to Leave.

It was a mockery of democracy, but it is a big enough blow to Boris that we need to take it quite seriously.

Charles Walker MP called it a cry of pain

for the Conservative Party. So Geoffrey Clifton Brown says Boris is now in some danger. Those are

his words. And there are dark warnings now that if the Prime Minister doesn't change his approach,

the party will not be united in the new year, particularly if they suffer tomorrow at the Shropshire

by-election. Tom Hunt, Tory MP for Ripswich, will tell us why he voted against the government

and what it means for the future of the government's COVID policy.

Because let's face it, there's quite a lot of questions to be answered

and quite a lot of questions to be asked.

And I'm not sure that we will ever get a straight answer out of anyone

who is currently sitting in Downing Street.

03444-49491,000. Up first this morning,

we're talking to a man on Sunday commentator Dan Hodges with his take on the events of the last

few days. Can Boris expect to be taken seriously anymore? Has he lost the trust of many members of his

own party? And just what is the truth about the Omicron variant? Because the mad scientists are already warning of 1 million infections per day.

But nobody seriously believes that.

And of course, there are all the usual warnings about pressure on the NHS.

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