Tonight on Pierce Morgan, uncensored with me, Jeremy Kyle.

The Summer of Strife, food prices are surging, and now a plague of deadly wasps is bound for Britain.

Our panel has some tips on how you can at least avoid being stung at the supermarket checkout.

Also tonight, had to raise a billionaire. Elon Musk's dad Errol joins me exclusively. Plus, the Premier League is back and so is Big Sam Aladice. He's here live with some blistering advice for current England boss, Gareth Southgate. Pierce Morgan, I'm censored with me, Jeremy Carr.

Now, the big man's still away on his summer break, but we'll do our best to bring you the usual fistful of big interviews and feisty debates.

And to tell you the truth, I'm rather getting used to filling in for Morgan.

I've started arguing with myself in the mirror when I get out of the shower.

I had a nightmare about Megan Markle last night. Certain cabinet ministers have started crossing the road in terror

to avoid me. And most notably, my friends, I've broken the habit of a lifetime today. I've

started twittering, whatever that means. Look at this, there I am, at J. Kyle official. Like an

intercity express, you'll find me on all platforms, but I will arrive on time.

And I'm self-driven. My tin hats on, so use me and abuse me. More of the former, if you don't mind.

But importantly, I really would love to hear from you because all of this week we're bringing

you analysis and expert insights on Britain's summer of strife, the cost of living crisis.

We'll talk food, we'll talk energy prices, transport and much, much more. And we want to know how you're coping and actually not. So please do not be shy.

Right, first tonight, the cost of living crisis and what to do about it. New data today from the post office reveals that as the summer

heats up, more and more people are going back to cold, hard cash. The post office handled more

than 800 million quid in personal cash withdrawals in July, the most since records began, and a spike

of 20% on last year, thought to be due quite literally to people counting the pennies and

helping themselves to budget, surely just another sign of a creeping crisis that is engulfing

every single one of us. Today we're going to talk about the surging price of food and joining

me now a restaurateur and celebrity chef, Anthony Warrell Thompson and financial expert Gemma Godfrey.

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