Tonight on Pierce Morgan Unsensing, Qatar confiscates rainbow hats and an apparent crackdown on peaceful protest.

Should World Cup fans respect local laws or risk their safety for gay rights.

The UK Supreme Court prepares to rule on a second referendum on Scottish independence.

Succession legend Brian Cox is here to debate secession.

Plus, ISIS bride Shemima Begum launches another bid to return to the UK.

Britain's spy chiefs say she knew exactly what she was doing.

She had terrorists or evicted.

From London, this is Pz Morgan Uncensored.

Good evening from London, welcome to Peers Morgan Uncensored.

Qatar is not a democracy.

Migrant workers, they're treated badly.

Gay rights and women's rights are sorely lacking by Western standards.

Sexual freedom is limited.

These are all facts about Qatar.

But there are also facts about Russia, which hosted the last World Cup, and the facts about China, which staged the

Winter Olympics just nine months ago. There are controversies almost everywhere that any major

sporting event takes place, unless the World Cup rotates endlessly between Switzerland,

Sweden and Finland. There's always going to be a problem.

Well, today's controversy is the apparent crackdown on a handful of fans wearing rainbow hats

and t-shirts in support of gay rights. Wales ambassador Laura McAllister said this.

When we got through security, some of the security guards said that we had to take the hat off.

When I asked them why, they said because it was a band symbol and that we weren't allowed to wear it

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