I'm Piers Morgan, on Censor tonight.

Hours turn to minutes.

A massive rescue mission to find the stricken Titan Sun enters its desperate final phase.

I'll talk to friends of explorers on board and ask a panel of ocean experts, how much hope remains, if any.

Also tonight is an author and activist, a world-famous intellectual to Cornell West, and has been a lifetime fighting the status quo.

Now he's fighting for the Oval Office.

He joins me live.

And the Miss England beauty pageant plans to bring back the swimwear round after a 20-year ban.

Cue delight and disdain in equal measure.

Is this firebrand feminism or Stone Age sexism or debate?

Live from the news building in London, this is Pierce Morgan Uncensored.

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

Taking risks is the fire behind the human spirit.

This ravenous desire to adventure, explore and conquer,

has taken us mere human beings to the planet's tallest peaks and beyond into space.

It drove us to populate and dominate the world. Until his day, it burst through the

boundaries of science and test the limits of human potential. Without it, frankly, were just

lumps of dull meat. The five people on board the missing Titan submersible who have gone missing

by the side of the wreckage of the Titanic, they took a major risk, and they knew what that risk was.

The waiver they signed mentions potential death three times on its front page.

They were under no illusion about what may happen down in the murky depths of that ocean.

The pledge made clear that the experimental vessel has not been

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