Tonight on Piers Morgan on Sensor, two of the most controversial prisoners in the UK,

both vying for freedom.

First, he spent four years in a British jail and could face a lifetime of maximum security in the United States.

But the debate still rages.

Is Julian Assange a whistleblower or a terrorist?

I'll talk to his father and his brother. Plus, Charles Bronson,

arguably the most notorious prisoner in British history, loses another bid for freedom today.

I'll talk exclusively to his lawyer. He's ever killed anyone? Will he ever be let out? Also tonight,

British schools allow children to change their genders without even informing their parents.

Are kids being put at risk by policies of wokedom?

From London, this is Piers Morgan Unsensored.

Well, good evening from London. welcome to Piers Morgan Unsensored.

If your son or daughter got into a fight at school, you'd probably want to hear about it.

I know I would.

The same would apply if they were being bullied or falling behind in class.

Clearly parents have a right to know what's happening in their children's lives,

so they can offer support in whatever way they can.

So what about if your child decides to transition to another gender?

You probably want to know about that, wouldn't you?

I've had four kids, I'd want to know.

But it turns out that a shocking number of schools in Britain think you, as parents, have no right to know that.

Children are being allowed to change their names, their uniforms, and their personal pronouns, that dreaded phrase, using different toilets and changing rooms, without

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