Welcome to Pierce Morgan Uncensored.

Coming up on tonight's program.

As the pressure increases over Rishi Sunak's controversial rehiring of his home secretary,

we'll ask would a brave a man have left Seweiler on the back benches.

The NHS finally gets tough on the extremist trans lobbying.

So we're finally moving into a new era of common-sense trans advice?

And just 50 days after the death of the Queen, Harry reveals the title of his much anticipated memoir.

But is it tying the monarchy through the book at the increasingly disruptive prince?

Live from London, this is Pierce Morgan Uncensored with Emily Sheffield and Douglas Murray.

Good evening from London and welcome to Peers Morgan Uncensored.

Myself and Douglas Murray are for the last time filling in for peers before he returns from his

sunlanger.

So it's been a pivotal few days in British politics, with the livelihoods of millions of you

at home set to be impacted, hopefully for the better, by the changes of this week.

Yet, even in this most serious of times,

the dreaded identity politics has had to infest its mainstream namesake.

First up was the controversy over whether former comedian and future Labour MP

and present attention seeker Eddie Isard could stand.

While the possibility of Isard standing on an all-female shortlist seemed to flummox Labour leader Kirstama,

Conservative MP for Ashfield, Lee Anderson, wasn't exactly on the fence.

I'm going to be honest now, controversial, as always.

If he does get elected and I'm still here, I shouldn't be following him into the toilets.

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