I'm Piers Morgan. I'm censored tonight. Protest has made global headlines with this orange-powder protest at the World's Succa Championships.

Now boss Barry Hearn says he will sue them and the eco protesters belong in jail. He joins me live.

Students at the UK's top university revolt over a debate featuring feminist philosopher Kathleen Stock.

But I thought hearing opposing views was the entire point of being at university.

We'll have that debate, if they allow us to, the Little Snowflings.

Plus, a London theatre urges white people to stay away from the performance

exploring racial issues so it can be free of the white gaze.

Black people really need safe spaces like this, or is it just actually racism?

Live from the News Building in London, this is Piers Morgan Uncensurate.

Well, good aided in London. Welcome to Piers Morgan Uncensored. So we normally start

this show. I don't know, by talking about people who moan, who whine, who complain about life,

the woke brigade, you know the ones I'm talking about, the whining little wasterels that

wreck our ability to have fun. It's become fashionable to be fragile, trendy to be traumatized, there's validation in being a victim. And I know all about being a victim, by the way. I'm an arsul fan. We blew an eight-point lead at the top of the Premier League to give another title to oil-rich Manchester City. There they are. Lifted them a trophy yesterday, rubbing it squarely in my bitter and

twisted face. But somehow, as I keep being reminded on social media, it's wrong for me to

categorize what happened to my team as failure. It was a great success, apparently. If I say

otherwise, while I'm demeaning the players, How do we get to this place?

Every day we're overwhelmed by stories about people who are motivated by nothing and offended by everything.

But not today.

Today, I found an antidote, a shepherd to guide us through this maelstrom of self-inflicted

misery, a little ray of sunshine through the black clouds of wokery.

His name is Michael Block. You may not have heard of it. You probably, if you don't like golf,

you definitely won't have heard of him. It's not about golf. It's about a lot more than golf.

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