I'm Piers Morgan, on Censor tonight, 24 hours rocked Russia and could still change the world.

I'll be witnessing the beginning of the downfall of the world's deadliest dictator.

And can Ukraine turn Putin's chaos into victory?

Also tonight calls to ban adventure expeditions to the Titanic after the Titan sub-disaster claimed five lives should explorers have

the right to tour the ruins. We'll debate that with the descendant of victims of the original

Titanic voyage. Plus, Rotten John is held for his show-stopping final show at Glastonbury Festival.

Do real rock stars need an autocue to read their own songs. We'll debate that.

Live from the news building in London, this is Piers Morgan Unsensurate.

Good evening from London. Welcome to Piers Morgan Unsensitive. For years, we've been told

of Vladimir Putin's a tactical grandmaster with an iron grip on power, an unshakable truth in a world of uncertainties who can outfox the West and crush the center home all before judo at tea time. But the world is changing before our eyes, and so is his. That illusion has now been shattered. Putin's world

could literally be falling apart. This weekend, a column of rebel soldiers came within 200

kilometers of Moscow. They shot down Russian helicopters in a plane, forced the military to destroy

an oil depot, then seized control of a Russian military headquarters. Those soldiers weren't part of some Western plot.

They were Russians, part of the mercenary Wagner army led by Evgeny Prygosen,

who launched the biggest assault on Putin's power that he's ever experienced.

And Russian's dictator, normally so careful, to manage the propaganda on state television,

was seriously rattled.

All those who deliberately went on the path of treason, were preparing an armed rebellion,

were preparing terrorist attacks, will be punished inevitably.

Well, that didn't happen. The Wagner rebels met little of any resistance.

In some places, they're even cheered and celebrated by other Russians.

A panicked President Putin lined Moscow streets with troops and dug up rows to the capital.

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