I'm Piers Morgan. I'm censor tonight. An extraordinary exclusive interview with a Premier

Superstar. Ukraine's Alexander Zinchenko opens up on the horrors of war on Vladimir Putin,

on President Zelensky, and whether he'd fight for his own country, and why Russian sports

stars should be banned. Also tonight, ITV and the dot network bosses are grilled by MPs and deny

ignoring Philip Schofield's affair with the young male colleague. Can we trust them?

Plus J.K. Rowling blast one of the top universities in the United States after it redefines a

lesbian as a non-man attracted to non-men.

What is this garbage?

We will talk about that on air.

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

Well, good evening from London. Welcome to Pierce Morgan Unsensored. Premier League footballers often get a bad rap.

We call them, I've called them pampered prima donnas and overpaid waste rolls. We say they're selfish, arrogant, lazy.

They're also very often accused of being boring, media coach to the eyeballs, afraid to speak their minds.

Well, Alexander Zinchenko is an antidote to all of that.

He's someone I greatly admire on and off the pitch.

She plays for my beloved team Arsenal.

And after tonight, I think more people will admire him too.

I sat down with him earlier today for what turned

out to be an extraordinarily passionate, raw and emotional interview about the war in Ukraine,

about the impact on all Ukrainians like him. It's already making waves across the world.

We didn't talk much about football. There wasn't time. We spoke a lot about his homeland,

a lot about the war. Zinchenko's got more than 50 captains his national team. He's captained

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