Live from London, this is Pearz Morgan Uncensored.

Well, good evening from London. Welcome to Pierce Morgan Unsensit.

More on that major breaking news from the America Congress, a little later on the program.

Of course, they've just referred Donald Trump for criminal prosecution over the riots at the Capitol.

It's a recommendation, not yet a formal charge, but it's the first time in U.S. history that Congress has recommended a former president be prosecuted.

It means that Donald Trump might potentially be one step closer to prison.

The first tonight, so the biggest story in Britain tonight, the strike's about to rock the NHS.

It's one of UK's untouchable deities, of course.

Its staff, especially the nurses, are real angels.

But massive industrial action by two sets of health workers this week, will test their unconditional support to breaking point.

Falling ill before Christmas is always unfortunate.

This week is downright dangerous.

Nurses are striking again tomorrow, demanding a pay rise of 19.2%.

More than 10,000 ambulance workers will also strike over pay on Wednesday.

Soldiers will provide the emergency cover.

Some pregnant women and elderly nursing home residents will be forced to use taxis.

This is a desperate state of affairs.

And the health secretary Steve Barclay, who's done next to nothing to resolve this crisis,

well, he's right about one thing.

It's the trade unions that need to ensure that there is sufficient cover to meet their obligations

in terms of life-threatening responses. So those emergency calls that are absolutely key, that

we have sufficient cover in the arrangements that are put in place with each individual ambulance

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