I am Rosanna Lockwood on uncensored tonight.

The first migrants arrive on the so-called Bibby Stockholm Barge following weeks of delays.

Some 15 men were greeted by campaigners bearing gifts as they finally move on to the Dorset-based boat.

But is the government strategy sustainable or doomed to failure?

We're going to be debating that. Well, bringing in the big guns.

As the election nears, Kirstama enlists Tony Blair to help turn the Labour Party's fortunes around.

So is it time for Blair the sequel or does his legacy mean he should be left behind by Labour?

And after a whistleblower told Congress the US is concealing a multi-decade program that captured UFOs,

are world governments going to have to come clean about extraterrestrial contact here on Earth?

Live from the news building in London, this is Pearce Morgan, Unsensored, with Rosanna Lockwood.

Good evening. Welcome to Peers Morgan Unsensored with me, Rosanna Lockwood, back in the chair for another week for Pearz.

Now, the Women's World Cup, it's almost halfway through. Have you watched any matches?

If you haven't, I will excuse you, because it is, of course, being hosted by Australia and New Zealand this year.

So the games are a little bit out of our time zone, aren't they? But do you support the players anyway?

Our very own lionesses from England, they've reached the quarterfinals.

Meanwhile, reigning champs the US are out

after a penalty shootout with Sweden. There's been drama. There's been high states competition,

skill and grit across the board. And yet still, we must hear these debates every time there's

a woman's football tournament about whether we should actually be taking it seriously,

whether it's as important or as gripping as the men's World Cup. And look, I understand

football is typically a man's world. It's a safe space to be one of the boys, to appreciate

the brilliance of the play. I admire it too. So perhaps men who try to deny or undermine the quality

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