Piers Morgan Uncensored with Rosanna Lockwood is joined by LGBT Manchester Foundation's Freda Wallace and transgender journalist and teacher Debbie Hayton to debate Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's consideration on a ban on trans women being allowed in female-only spaces.

Earlier this week, former chief executive of the SNP Peter Murrell, who is Nicola Sturgeon’s husband, was arrested by police investigating how £600,000, earmarked for an independence campaign, was spent.

They discuss how kindly the nation will look on Prince Harry and Meghan Markle if they don't attend the King's Coronation, the Government's plan to give out thousands of free portraits of King Charles III, and how Charles has started an investigation into the Royal Family's links to slavery.

Prince Harry reportedly told US officials about his drug use before he applied for his visa.

TalkTV’s Vanessa Feltz is joined by TalkRadio royal correspondent Rupert Bell and royal commentator Caroline Aston to discuss Prince’s Harry’s admitted drug use.

Kevin O'Sullivan wraps up another mad, mad week in the world of news and current affairs. Expect bold opinions from TV's most outspoken host.

The Conservatives have suspended MP Scott Benton pending an investigation into undercover footage of him offering to lobby ministers on behalf of gambling investors in exchange for money.

With just over four weeks to go until the King’s coronation, there’s still no sign of an RSVP from Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.

The deadline for some guests to respond was on Monday April 3, but the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are yet to announce their attendance.

Gabriel believes the public is starting to condemn the over-classification of documents, as seen in recent scandals such as the dossier found in Donald Trump's Florida home and Joe Biden's in his car. This, he believes, is growing public support for people such as Julian who just wanted information that was hidden by the Government to come to light so the public can make their own minds up on those in charge. He adds that the public's lack of trust in governments has led more people to want to research and share Assange's story, where as before they might've been dismissive of it.

Prince Harry and Meghan worked one hour a week each at their charity, Archewell Foundation, a new tax filing shows. TalkTV’s Russell Quirk is joined by royal commentator and podcast host Kinsey Schofield to discuss the latest royal news.

Kinsey: “I don’t think anyone is surprised by this, they are surprised by the fact they would admit to it though.”

Sean Hogg, 21, who raped a 13-year-old girl in a park on various occasions in 2018 when he was 17, has been spared jail and instead handed a community order.

The SNP government passed new sentencing guidelines last year urging a focus on rehabilitation instead of punishment for criminals under 25.