I'm Piers Morgan. Uncensored tonight, female footballers make fresh demands for equal pay,

ahead of the Women's World Cup. Is it time for sport to pay its female talent fairly?

Or do men still earn their advantage? We'll have that thorny debate.

Also tonight, former President Trump faces a third criminal indictment, this time over the January 6th riots.

Governor Aza Hutchinson, one of his rivals as Republican candidate to be president,

demands that Trump now suspends his campaign and joins me live.

Plus, a controversial barge for housing refugees is docked in Britain,

as officials order children's murals to be scrubbed from the walls or detention center.

The UK has to solve this migrant crisis, but I'll be forgetting our humanity will debate.

Live from the news building in London, this is Pierce Morgan Uncensored. Well, good evening, from London. Welcome to Pierce Morgan Uncensored. Many of the

stereotypes about millennials, almost as lazy as some of them are. They like avocados on

toes. They take photos of avocados on toes. Bad tattoos, skinny jeans, dating apps, cats.

You get the picture. And censorship, of course. Like a lot of stereotypes, they begin life with a kernel of truth.

A major survey in the US found that a plurality of people, age 25 to 34, now think using the wrong pronouns,

should be a criminal offence.

Almost half of them think you should be prosecuted to saying he instead of she, if that he is becoming a she,

or if he or she just wants to be they, or thinks they should be a she, he, they or something like a cat.

You could be forgiven for being as confused about this as some of them are.

And that's the point. Most decent people have no real problem with referring to trans people by their chosen gender.

I try and do it myself. If nothing else is just polite and good manners.

But most decent people also find all this completely baffling.

Stop someone in the streets of Barnsley or Baltimore and ask them for their personal preferred pronouns.

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