Good evening, men and women, boys and girls from all around the world.

I'm Mr Johnny Rotten, the most uncensored and uncircumcised man in Britain,

and I'm here alive and unleashed.

You have been warned.

Music Good evening, I'm Pierce Morgan.

Unsensitive, but not quite as uncensored as Johnny Rotten, of course.

Tonight is the party finally over for the partying Prime Minister.

And John Leiden, as I mentioned, the most unscensored man,

probably in the history of planet Earth, will be here live.

But first, my brain down.

What is forgiveness?

I mean, put simply, it's normally about accepting that somebody made a mistake.

They're sorry about that mistake.

And we agree not to hold it against them going forward.

So should we forgive Prince Andrew?

The Archbishop of Canterbury, the most senior religious leader in Britain,

suggested that we should mark the Queen's Platinum Jubilee by, well, doing that.

With Prince Andrew, I think we all have to step back a bit. He's seeking to make amends,

and I think that's a very good thing. Is he seeking to make amends? Or is Prince Andrew seeking to

repair his battered reputation and try and retain

some semblance of relevance in public life? If forgiveness is accepting that someone made a mistake,

we need to know what mistake Prince Andrew believes he made. There are plenty to choose from.

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