Tonight, Peasbock and a sense of Wales rugby bans a legendary anthem Delilah of it claims it normalises violence against women.

Does that mean we now cancel violent television, violent movies, operas, even Shakespeare? We'll debate that.

At first, Boris Johnson went on manoeuvres. Now, Lettis Liz Truss launches the most unwanted comeback in political history of Britain's

zombie ex-prime ministers undermining Richie's Tunex government.

Thus Sam Smith shocks, well, he's always shocking, I don't know why it's even a new story,

but he's shocked again at the Grammys by dressing up as Satan.

Is he, they, then, bravely pushing the boundaries of art or just the boundaries of taste? We'll debate that.

Live from London, this is Pearz Morgan Unsensored.

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There are very few sights and sounds more iconic

in British sport than Welsh rugby fans.

Lusterly bellowing out Delilah.

It's a legendary 1960s ballot

by the iconic Welsh crooner Tom Jones.

And here's the man himself

leading a rousing chorus of it at Wembley

for the England v Wales game in 1999. night. All, why and why I just couldn't

more. Well, spine's tingling stuff, like many sporting anthems.

It's nothing much to do with sport.

It's a stirring sing-along anthem, which every supporter knows the words too.

It gets their pulses racing.

It raises the roof.

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