Tonight on Pears Morgan Unsensitive. With me Rosanna Lockwood.

Up to 350,000 appointments and operations could be cancelled in what's being called the worst industrial action in the NHS's 75-year history.

Do junior doctors deserve that 35% pay rise they're asking for, or is their four-day walkout an unacceptable risk to

patients' lives will be debating?

As Joe Biden prepares to land in Northern Ireland in the next hour, I'll be joined live

by former Taoiseach Bertie Ahern on whether the US president can succeed in keeping his

the peace in Northern Ireland.

And claims the late Queen wanted both Harry and William to do their duty and go to war.

Was it fair to let Harry take the risk of tours in Afghanistan, but not William because of his future role as king?

Live from London, this is Pearce Morgan Uncensored with Rosanna Lockwood.

Hello there, good evening.

Welcome to Pierce Morgan Uncensored with me, Rosanna Lockwood.

Pears still on a holiday over there in La La Land.

I'm with you for the next few nights.

Now, this is what I've been thinking about today,

just when you thought winter

was over. A weekend of spring sunshine, it had us all full, didn't it? But this morning we woke up

to wind, rain and a four-day junior doctor strike. Now, when we look at the details behind

the headlines, it is, I think, quite hard not to find sympathy with them. It's an incredibly

difficult job, needs years of expensive education, and then they start on wages of £14 an hour.

Is it any wonder that so many of them are jacking in the NHS and migrating to sunny Australia?

I'm sort of half tempted to join them when I look at the weather today, but of course it's more serious than that.

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