Tonight on Piers Morgan, uncensored with me, Jeremy Kyle.

Millions warned to pack up their belongings as drought becomes deluge.

If this wild weather is the new norm, what are we going to do about it?

Small business on the brink, why soaring costs, the battering British businesses.

How can they survive?

Plus, is it time to wean our work-shy workers off working from home?

We'll debate that with Lord Sugar's right-hand man.

And pop idol Darius Dinesh dies, aged 41., legendary producer Pete Waterman joins me in the studio.

Nobody said you'd be so beautiful.

Nobody want me about your smile.

You're the light, you're the light when it close my eyes, I'm calling my.

I'm calling it. Good evening, my friends, and a big, big welcome to Pierce Morgan and censored.

I'm still Jeremy Carlin, aren't we having the most ironic of summers?

Kier Starrma, trying to oust the government over a lack of energy. That's ironic.

Former President Trump's property raided over classified documents, meaning in essence that the Donald

could be brought down for having too much intelligence. How much irony, my friends. But above all,

we've had a summer as dry as a glass sandwich. Nine parts of our country are officially in drought.

Millions are banned from using hose pipes, probably until the autumn.

And at the same time, we have this.

A biblical deluge.

Parts of our country are underwater.

We've seen flash floods and mudslides, with apparently warnings of more on the way.

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