Tonight, our Piers Morgan uncensored. Her Majesty lies in state. Thousands lying to pay tributes

to the late Queen after an emotional procession to Westminster Hall. From royal customs to a very real

crisis, should our politicians scrap party conference season and get on with fixing the country?

And how much is too much? Food banks, funerals, even medical treatments are all cancelled for

the funeral on Monday. Is that right?

Live from London, this is Pearz Morgan Uncensored.

Good evening, welcome to Pierce Morgan Uncensored, another emotional day for the country.

Another day of Britain doing what it does best.

Pomp, pageantry, class, and remembrance for the greatest of all monarchs.

I don't know about you, but I watched that procession of the coffin

today with a lump in my throat. It was incredibly moving. And it really did show us at our best

while celebrating one of the worst moments that we've had to deal with as a nation.

It's felt like the world's been on pause, hasn't it, since the late Queen died. And quite rightly,

the death of any head of

state, never mind one as beloved and enduring as she was, is a moment of history. We've all been

living that history in real time with the respect and affection that this moment commands.

But it was only eight days ago that the new Prime Minister shook hands with her majesty and took

charge of a country that, frankly, has been falling apart at the scenes.

And as much as we've stitched ourselves together to get through this latest blow, there's an unholy mess waiting on the other side after Monday's funeral.

I've got no issue with Parliament being suspended for these days of national formal mourning.

But it's unfortunate they've just spent seven weeks on summer holiday in the worst cost

living crisis in memory.

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