Well, tonight on Piersborg,

so the UK's plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda

is ruled unlawful by the Supreme Court unanimously.

P. M. Rishishish Sunak says he still hasn't given up.

Is it time, though, to forget this fiasco

and take the migrant crisis seriously or debate?

Israeli forces into the biggest hospital in Gaza,

claiming it's a terrorist command center.

Hamas calls that a war crime, and let's talk live to Marburg. Israeli forces into the biggest hospital in Gaza, claiming to terrorist command center,

Hamas calls that a war crime, I'll talk live to Mark Regev.

Labour faces a wave of resignations over its leaders refused to call for ceasefire in Gaza,

as tempers flare over anti-Semitism, a pro-Palestine protest,

and that Jeremy Corbyn interview.

I'm joined with his uncensored debut by left-wing firebrand.

His words not mine.

Owen Jones.

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

Good evening from London. Welcome to Pierce Morgan Unsensored.

The government's plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda was the headline grabbing centrepiece of its plan to fix Britain's migrant crisis.

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has made stopping the small boats crossing the channel one of his five pledges to the British people, the test by which he wants to be measured at the next election.

Well, Saxoella Braverman even said it was her dream to see migrants deported to Rwanda.

Now, like the Monty Python parrot sketch, the government says that dream is just resting.

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