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Piers Morgan is joined by criminal defence lawyer of celebrities such as Michael Jackson and Chris Brown, Mark Geragos, to give some insight into how proceedings might take place in Alec Baldwin's involuntary manslaughter case, plus he gives some predictions on how it might all play out.

Piers Morgan Uncensored is joined by YouTuber and commentator Lauren Chen and drag musician Tripping Jupiter to debate Sam Smith's performance last night at the 2023 Grammys, where the singer decided to perform their Grammy-winning single Unholy dressed up in red latex with what has been branded 'satanic' symbolism.

However she argues that he only apologised after there were reported talks to pull the plug on his deal with Amazon. Piers suggests however that Harry and Meghan are hypocrites as they are claiming that Jeremy used hateful misogyny against Meghan in his article - but in Harry's book 'Spare' he believes there are a number of examples of misogyny too.

Thousands marched in London, where the head of the TUC called on the Prime Minister to "get round the table and deliver on public sector pay".

Meghan Markle is just a "race-baiter" for branding the entire UK and the institution of the monarchy as racist without providing the evidence, Sky News Australia host Piers Morgan says.  "If she doesn't produce hard evidence to support these incendiary claims she becomes a race-baiter," Mr Morgan said.

Welcome to the week in Piers Morgan as he gives his hot take on Sam Smith's continued discussion on gender representation in award shows after the BRITs agreed to a gender-neutral award show - but no female artists ended up being nominated. Piers also contests the idea of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle being invited to King Charles III's coronation in May. Finally, he debates whether Prince Andrew should revisit the idea of taking Virginia Giuffre to court after paying her a settlement last year.

Piers Morgan Uncensored is joined by leader of the Conservative Party and Prime Minister Rishi Sunak to share his story of finding out about Liz Truss' resignation while out having dinner with his family. The PM also opened up about taking on the job of Prime Minister after his resignation as Chancellor back in July, a decision he had thought marked the end of his career in 'front-line politics'.