Tonight appears more going uncensored.

I don't want to see how these situations my dad taught me when I was a little girl.

She didn't help from my teachers. I feel alive but they're shot.

A child's heartbreaking 911 call exposes shocking police cowardists in the Avalde School massacre.

Also tonight broken and out of control, the British government admits there's a migrant

crisis, but where are their ideas for fixing it?

Plus, as protests intensify ahead of the World Cup in Qatar, is it time for whining

sports stars to either shut up or pull out?

Live. rather shut up or pull out. Live from London, this is Pearz Morgan Uncensored.

Well, good evening from London. Welcome to Peers Morgan Uncensored. When a country appears to lose

control of its borders, as we're seeing in Joe Biden's United States, for example, people feel

unsafe and they feel resentful. So as Britain lost control, as our own Home Secretary says.

Well, look at some facts. Forty thousand people have crossed English Channel in small boats this year.

It's already a record. Many of them are trafficked here by criminal gangs. You don't care if they

live or drown. There's a backlog of 100,000 asylum cases. A major migrant centre is four times its capacity

with third world conditions and outbreaks of diphtheria. Another one was attacked with a petrol

bomb. This doesn't look like control to me, in fact quite the opposite. It's fast becoming

the first crisis of what's been a reassuringly crisis-free start otherwise to Rishi Sunnah's Premiership.

Here's what Sakea Stama said at Prime Minister's questions today.

If the asylum system is broken and his lot have been in power for 12 years, how can it be anyone's fault but theirs?

Well, he's right.

They told us very clearly,

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