Tonight on Peersborkanons, the kiss, the crisis and the comeuppance.

After facing me for two hours, Louis Rubiales is now preparing to face a criminal court.

But does he deserve it?

Kim Jong-un meets Vladimir Putin as the deadly dictator's broken deals of weapons in space,

have the real Star Wars begun?

I'll talk to stargazing superstar Neil

Degress Tyson about that and a lot more. But should we have to repatriate antiques over

their colonial links of BBC experts sparks a furious debate?

Live from the news building in London, this is Pearce Morgan Uncensored.

Good evening, from London. Welcome to Pierce Morgan Unsensored.

The story of Louis Rubialis has dominated headlines for many weeks.

More people have seen that kiss.

They'll probably watch the Women's World

Cup final, which is a travesty in itself. But that's because this has become a story about so

much more than football. It's about the way men treat women, about abuse of power, about

cancelled culture, about our changing times. At its heart, there's a man who clearly

overstepped the mark in a moment of wild celebration.

The way he's behaved since, kissing Jenny Homoso, has turned sparks of controversy into a raging inferno.

Rubialiolis shouldn't have done what he did. He could have down the flames much sooner by admitting his mistakes.

After sitting next to him for nearly two hours, I think he's still making some mistakes.

Throughout our interview, he wouldn't apologize directly to Jenny Hamoso.

You keep saying you're sorry and you made a mistake and you shouldn't have done it, but you won't say sorry to Jenny personally.

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