Good evening. Good evening. I'm Piers Morgan, uncensored.

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Hollywood star Rupert Everett is here live.

Should the royal family stop apologising for Britain's past?

And should Boris Johnson survive as Prime Minister?

We'll debate all of that in a moment, but first my brain done.

There's no need to exaggerate the current cost of living crisis. It's scary enough as it is.

Just ask any family losing sleep over how to pay their bills or stunned into open-mouthed silence

at the supermarket checkout. The cost of food, fuel and essential household products

is rocketing around the world. Prices arising by 9% in the UK alone. The last time inflation

was so high was in 1982. So this is the worst financial situation we faced in 40 years

and a desperately worrying time for millions of people. When there's economic meltdown like this,

we expect those whose job it is to fix it to offer us three things.

Solutions, common sense, and calm.

Instead, the government of the Bank of England,

the most important financier in Britain,

is running around like a hysterically hyperbolic headless chicken.

The one that I'm going to sound, I guess, rather apocalyptic about is food.

Sorry for being apocalyptic for a moment, but that's a major concern.

Have you felt a bit helpless through this period?

Well, yes, I mean, it is very, very, I mean,

more than uncomfortable.

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