I am Rosanna Lockwood here on Uncensored Tonight. Lucy Lettby's killing spree was aided by, quote,

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and we're going to be debating it. Disgraced Prince Andrew joins the king at his summer retreat

as peace talks with Harry are apparently shelved. Is Charles reigning in the rogue royals or are they plotting a comeback?

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They're both joining us live.

Live from the news building in London, this is Piers Morgan Uncensored with Rosanna Lockwood.

Welcome to Piers Morgan Uncensored with me. Rosanna Lockwood in the chair for Piers again this evening.

Now money. Money or lack of it? I think that's what most of us care about at the moment. I know it's the one topic I speak about most with friends, family and colleagues. Everyone has different circumstances, of course, but they're all struggling in their own way. And I know I'm one to speak, because I'm sat here on television talking to you, but it is a topic I care deeply about as a journalist. So what if I were to tell you, the bosses of Futsi 100 companies,

so that's the sort of biggest companies in the UK listed publicly,

they're now earning 118 times that of the average British worker

after they've got an average half a million pay rise last year.

Now, this is all according to this annual study by Think Tank, the High Pay Centre.

When I tell you that, do you feel surprised?

Do you feel outraged, given what you are dealing with?

Given the Bank of England have actually tried telling workers to show restraint,

not ask for big pay rises to help control inflation.

Or do you think a median 3.9 million pound a year salary is actually fair pay for a highly skilled and high-pressed role?

Think about what we're talking here. We're talking about the bosses of mining companies, banks, supermarkets, energy companies. And some in the business world actually say we

need to be paying those top CEOs more, even more than that, even more than £3.9 million

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