"If A Spontaneous Kiss Can Traumatise Women To That Degree" - Piers Morgan's Guests On Luis Rubiales

The world was in shock when Luis Rubiales, the now former president of the Spanish Football Federation, kissed a female player after Spain's women won the World Cup.

The incident has sparked a heated debate on whether it should be considered a criminal case or not. While some argue that the kiss was a spontaneous act of celebration and should not be blown out of proportion, others believe that it highlights a power imbalance and workplace harassment.

As the controversy unfolds, opinions from football journalists, officials, and authors clash, making it a complex and divisive issue. Piers Morgan's panel debates the issue, joining him tonight; Football journalist Mina Rzouki, conservative commentator Heather Mac Donald, Spanish football journalist Guillem Balague, and Lise Klaveness, president of the Norweigan football association.

Conservative commentator Heather Mac Donald says she wouldn't want women serving in combat units because: "If a spontaneous split second kiss... can traumatise women to that degree."

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