Hello, I'm Douglas Murray and welcome to uncensored.

Tonight, the latest champion for UK women to the UN is, you've guessed it, a biologically born male.

Women's groups are outraged, but should they be? We'll debate.

And after Harvard's first black president is forced to resign over allegations of anti-Semitism

and plagiarism, we'll ask if merit needs to matter more than box-ticking diversity.

And I'm joined by one of the world's leading personal growth gurus, Chris Williamson, from the

Modern Wisdom podcast.

He'll be talking with me about whether New Year, New You commitments are just so much nonsense.

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

Welcome to Peers Morgan Uncensored,

where it's day two of me, Douglas Murray,

filling in for the great man.

I'm standing in for Peers because he's claiming he can't get into work,

and that's what it's because of the weather.

Yes, it's just far too

sunny in Beverly Hills to leave so soon after Christmas. Here's another Peer's post from

yesterday, by the way, where he seems to be reading Arnold Schwarzenegger's new book,

a reminder, if not a subtle warning to us all, that he'll be back.

This week, we're looking at the big themes, which will dominate the global agenda in 2024.

But what I didn't think would be on that list was the subject of darts.

That's all thanks to 16-year-old Luke Littler, who has reached the final of tonight's world championships,

which you can see and hear live on our sister channel Talk Sport. Now, people are saying Little Luke looks a lot older than his years, but I think that's unfair. After all,

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