I'm Piers Morgan. Our sensor tonight. The Home Secretary says we've forgotten how to work.

Labor says bosses should be banned from calling or texting staff outside of office hours.

So is Britain work shy? We'll debate that with the union boss, who's ordering ministers to stop calling his workers lazy snowflakes.

But what if they are lazy snowflakes? President Zelensky makes a shock visit to London and says Ukraine needs jets.

Is it time to give Ukraine whatever it needs to end Putin's war?

We'll debate that. Plus, prisons ban from saying convict to prisoners,

presumably it hurts their feelings.

A biological man enters a female university boat race, and kids are being taught that women have

penises. No, this isn't an episode of some bizarre spoof. This is actually happening. Well,

Professor Gadsard says that common sense is dead and he knows who killed it. He'll discuss

all those stories with me live.

Live from the news building in London, this is Piers Morgan Unsensit.

Good evening for London. Welcome to Piers Morgan Unsensitive. We Brits like to think of ourselves as a hardworking nation of ambitious, industrious grafters. Rain or shine, usually the former, of course, we pull ourselves up by the bootstraps and we get the job done.

But lately, this has begun for a few years, an infectious disease has rippled through our workforce.

Not COVID, I would call it work-shy, wasteral disease, and apparently highly contagious.

Firstly, we'd be walloped by endless strikes and walkouts all year, and other workers were still

working. Hundreds of thousands of people just gave up during COVID and never went back.

Many more are still glued to their kitchen tables working from home.

Well, three years on from the pandemic, a whopping 44% of workers still spend at least

part of the week at home. Half of the civil service, the machinery of the government itself,

no longer bothers going to the office. In some government departments, 71% of staff are running

the country from their sofas, more concerned with the capacity of their fridge than the bus.

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