I'm Piers Morgan. I'm censored tonight. The palace invites the public to swear allegiance to the king and his heirs of successors at this week's coronation.

But is it a patriotic boost for a people's celebration or a tone-deaf misstep? It's a gift for the doormongers will debate.

Silence, a normally censorious guardian journalist on a shocking anti-Semitic cartoon

Mr Weakarters' sister paper published a shocking anti-Semitic letter.

Does the British left have an anti-Semitism problem?

And a problem with rank hypocrisy.

She's the lungs of the nation.

For me, the new Dame Vera Ling, world-class songstress Catherine Jenkins, is here

to kick off a week of coronation celebrations with a world-exclusive interview

and a series of nightly performances just for us.

From the news building in London, this is Piers Morgan Uncensored.

Good evening from London and welcome to Pierce Morgan Uncensored on a bank holiday.

I know what you're thinking.

He's underpaid.

He's overworked and even drag him in on a bank holiday.

But that's how you get to the top. Commitment and dedication on days when everybody else is having barbecues and lying by the beach.

Not me. Oh no. Oh no.

It's Coronation Week. And like it or not, the eyes of the world are on the British monarchy.

This will be an historic state occasion. To put it in context, think about this.

The procession on Saturday will be twice as big as the procession for the Queen's funeral,

three times as big as the procession for the Platinum Jubilee.

This will be the biggest celebration of our monarchy and British modern history since, of course, the Queen's coronation back in 1953.

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