Tonight on Piersborg and our censor.

First the bet, now the backlash.

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's wager with me on the Rwanda plan

sparks a frenzy of headlines and an impassioned debate.

Was he gambling with vulnerable people's lives or putting his money where his mouth is?

Prince Harry lands in Britain after bombshell news that his father the king has cancer,

but the Duke of Sussex were told will not be meeting his brother, Prince William.

This Harry's visit an unwanted distraction.

And teacher Warren Smith goes viral for calmly and critically educating a student

on the difference between being offended and what is actually offensive. More than 40 million have watched that video who give you his first interview.

Live from the News Building in London, this is Piers Morgan Uncensored.

Good evening from London. Welcome to Piers Morgan Unsensit. It's the bet that rocked Britain.

Two guys making a wager doesn't often become a global news event.

But my challenge to the Prime Minister on his plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda

triggered an enormous reaction that appears to have triggered an enormous number of people.

Here's a reminder of what actually happened. I'll bet you of a thousand pounds to a refugee charity. You don't get anybody on those planes before the election. Will you take that bet? Well, I want to get the people on the planes, right? Of course I want to get the people on the plane. Thousand pounds. Right? I want to get the people on the plane.

And you say you're scratching your head.

Albania is an example of why it's working.

We created a new returns agreement with Albania. It meant that if people came here illegally, we could send them back and you know what?

They stopped coming.

Rwanda will do the same thing for us.

I do not think it's going to work for you.

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