Good evening. I'm Piers Morgan uncensored. Tonight, Boris Johnson must go. The greased pig lid of politics

has slipped and squirmed through almost three disastrous years of disorder and deceit. Thirty-eight

resignations in two days have butchered his government, and tonight surely nothing can now save his bacon.

Good evening. I evening on Pierce Morgan on Sensitive, looking at live pictures over Downing Street where, well, Boris is hiding, lurking, refusing to go.

Welcome to a special two-hour program as Boris Johnson's government explodes, implodes, whatever you want to call it,

it's one hell of a mess tonight.

We'll have all the latest from the heart of Westminster.

The Prime Minister's political career could end as early as this evening.

In fact, by the end of this program, Britain could be looking for a new leader.

It certainly should be.

On another devastating day of tension and treachery in British politics,

one very simple question rang out to me,

and it came from one of his own Conservative MPs this afternoon.

Does the Prime Minister think there are any circumstances in which he should resign?

It's a great question, isn't it, Prime Minister?

What exactly would it take for you to do the honourable thing and quit?

Why haven't you done that?

Are there any circumstances in which you would think you should give up your job

and put the country before yourself. Tonight, you lie in

your Downing Street sty refusing to go, behaving like the very greasy piglet the Daily Mail put on

its front page last night. But this is the charge sheet against you, as our Prime Minister. You lied to

the Queen. You unlawfully suspended Parliament

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