'Ageing!' Lord Alan Sugar makes quip at Piers Morgan 'walking off' GMB amid ongoing feud

Richard Madeley has revealed his future on Good Morning Britain is uncertain.The ITV presenter said "who knows" how long he'll appear on the show as he opened up about his TV career.Richard, 65, hosts the hit breakfast show as a guest host alongside co-star Susanna Reid, after taking over from Piers Morgan's spot.The veteran broadcaster joined Susanna after a whopping 46 years in the business to anchor the show Monday to Wednesday.A key part of the programme, Richard presented the show alone on Monday (April 25) as Susanna reported live from the Poland-Ukrainian border.However, he admitted he doesn't know how long he'll be in the job and is living "month to month" on the airwaves.Richard spoke on Kate Thornton's White Wine Question Time podcast, after embarking on the next chapter of his TV career without his wife Judy Finnigan.He said: "In terms of what I do on my own, which at the moment is Good Morning Britain, although who knows how long that will go on for."I do it month to month at the moment and I'm very happy to. I quite like operating at that level.

DONALD Trump has claimed that during his administration, he threatened Russian President Vladimir Putin “like he’s never been threatened before”. Speaking to Piers Morgan on TalkTV, the former US President agreed when asked if Mr Putin was a genocidal monster. He also claimed that the conflict would’ve been avoided had he been in office.

Meghan Markle.One insider commented to The Mirror: "Piers has made it quite clear what he thinks of GMB since he flounced out."So it's no surprise there are some who felt reluctant to promote his new gig and threatened to stop working if he came on. There's also a lot of loyalty for Alex," they said.ITV bosses axed Piers from Good Morning Britain after he refused to apologise for the comments he made about Meghan during the spat with Alex.Viewers were left furious when he claimed he didn't believe Meghan Markle had been feeling suicidal.Piers has maintained that it was his decision to walk out, as a way of avoiding "slapping" Alex.Sources from ITV played down the threats of a boycott and claimed it was an "editorial decision" to have the former GMB host on Lorraine.The journalist's guest spot was planned a way of promoting his new show, Piers Morgan Uncensored, which launched on Monday night on TalkTv.

Piers Morgan’s new TalkTV show Uncensored aired tonight, opening almost immediately with a clip from Ricky Gervais, 60.The comedian sarcastically wished Piers luck, as the 57-year-old journalist thanked him with equal amounts of sarcasm. Sitting in his new studio, Piers kicked off his new show tonight in unsurprisingly bold fashion. Welcoming in viewers from around the world, he began by comparing himself to South African revolutionary and peace symbol Nelson Mandela.“As Nelson Mandela might have said… It's been a long walk to freedom of speech,” Piers said.  “But now, I’m back… With a nightly forum for fabulous guests, fearless debate. And, yes… Some fun!”He then turned his attention to After Life star Ricky who appeared in a brief cameo.Piers continued: “In fact, just before we came on air tonight, I received this wonderfully sincere good luck message from the world’s funniest man.”Ricky then appeared on the screen looking utterly unimpressed. He said: “The producers of Piers Morgan's new show contacted me and asked me if I'd like to be a guest.

Piers Morgan has agreed with the assertions of Donald Trump that he 'overreacted' when he walked out of Good Morning Britain.

PIERS Morgan fans were all saying the same thing as he finally returned to TV with brand new show Uncensored. The TV legend, 57, made his long-awaited return on TalkTV tonight with an epic new entertainment show.

PIERS Morgan has spoken about the "devastating" and untimely death of his close friend in a candid interview about coping with grief. The TalkTV host - whose new show Piers Morgan: Uncensored airs tonight - offered an insight into his private struggles in early life during an interview with Steven Bartlett.

DONALD Trump has dropped the biggest hint yet that he may run again for President in the 2024 election. Speaking to Piers Morgan on TalkTV Donald Trump dropped his biggest hint yet that he could run again in the next Presidential election, adding: "I think people are going to be very happy." Trump claimed that his country is a ‘mess’ and that he has never seen the US so ‘disrespected’. Despite this he refused to confirm whether he would run for President in 2024.

Piers Morgan’s new show Uncensored aired for the first time on TalkTV On Monday (April 25) with a surprise cameo from comedian Ricky Gervais.In his opening segment, Piers, 57, revealed how he has received several messages of support from people ahead of the evening programme airing.In the surprise video message, which aired ahead of the broadcaster’s highly publicised Donald Trump interview, Gervais appeared to wish the presenter “good luck” with his new series, which Morgan promises will “cancel cancel culture”.The 60-year-old comedian said in the clip: ‘The producers of Piers Morgan’s new show contacted me and asked me if I’d like to be a guest. I said, “Definitely not”.‘They said would you mind doing a quick video wishing him luck? I said, “Do I have to mean it?” They said “No”.

Donald Trump has claimed Boris Johnson intervened to cancel an interview with Piers Morgan ahead of the 2019 General Election.

Piers Morgan and Donald Trump clashed during the first episode of the former GMB star's new programme.The former US President got caught up in a lengthily heated debate with Piers on the first look of Piers Uncensored which aired on TalkTV.The politician could be seen telling Piers: "Yeah, I think I'm a very honest man much more honest than you actually."I'm very honest," Piers quipped.Trump added: "I don't think you're real. I think I'm a much more honest person in most ways."Piers then asked: "Why am I not real?""We're not going to get into that let's finish up the interview," remarked Trump.The pair then moved on about the US voter election and how Trump believed it was "rigged".However, Piers argued back and claimed that it wasn't and there was no evidence to prove his point.Trump then branded Piers a "fool"."Maybe I am a fool but I have studied it," claimed Piers.Towards the end of their chat, Donald can be seen storming off from Piers after branding his GMB exit as an "overreaction".As Piers teased Part Two of the interview which will be aired on the next episode of his show, he shared a clip of Trump looking less than impressed and demanding the crew "turn the camera off".

Piers Morgan has divided fans with his latest performance on his brand new show Piers Uncensored.During Monday's (April 25) programme, he opened up his new programme with a scathing monologue.He could be heard saying: "My mission statement for this show is very simple I'm going to cancel cancel culture, the insidious joyless societal scourge for those most affected by democracy preserving weapons - common sense and truth."And that's THE truth, not your truth, and definitely not Princess Pinnochio's truth."Viewers took to social media to comment on Piers' scathing dig.One fan said: "4 minutes in to #piersuncensored before there was a dig at Megan. Couldn't help himself."A second added: "Less than 5 mins in before you get a swipe in at Meghan @piersmorgan, really? #piersuncensored" While a third penned: "Already loving @piersmorgan new show when speaking about free speech and meghan markle within the first 5 minutes #piersuncensored" "Piers Morgan claims nothing is off limits.

Piers Morgan has invited Prime Minister Boris Johnson onto his new show two years after the infamous "fridegate" incident.The PM famously earned himself the nickname "fridge-hider" by Piers, 56, after he ducked away when asked to do an interview on Good Morning Britain back in 2019.He was asked to do an interview with then GMB host Piers and his co-star Susanna Reid but didn’t appear to be very keen on the idea.When a reporter from ITV asked him to appear live on TV, his head of press could be heard saying "for f****’s sake".Later on, Mr Johnson tweeted: "Vote to honour the promises of the past and for a brighter vision of the future. Vote Conservative tomorrow."Piers responded: "You couldn’t even honour a promise to do an interview, Fridge-hider."The outspoken presenter launches hew new TalkTV show Piers Morgan Uncensored tonight (Wednesday, April 25) and he says that the Conservative party leader is welcome onto his programme.He said: "Boris Johnson maybe should come out of his fridge.

Piers Morgan issued an "urgent trigger warning" to "woke snowflakes" during the first episode of Uncensored.The controversial presenter, 57 informed viewers that not everyone will enjoy his new show, which promises to stand up for free speech.He said: "I want to issue an urgent trigger warning for all ultra sensitive, permanently offended woke snowflakes who may have accidentally tuned into this show."He went on to say: "You are not going to enjoy my show. In fact, It's going to really annoy you.The presenter said that his new show "may even provoke trauma" because of his celebration of "real" free speech.The former GMB host continued: "Free speech is supposed to be a bedrock of any real democratic society - the kind where it's okay to disagree."It's going to be celebrating free speech - real free speech.

Piers Morgan has branded Nigel Farage a "treacherous little weasel" after the former MEP attempted to "sabotage" his interview with Donald Trump.

Phillip Schofield couldn't hide his disgust as he blasted one item on Phil Vickery's menu today on This Morning.

Piers Morgan was asked what it might take for himself and Meghan Markle to make up, he suggested she should sit down with him for an interview totally unlike the one she'd had with "enabler" Oprah Winfrey, and answer some uncomfortable questions.

Piers Morgan is a name known to the nation - for better or for worse. Since his epic strop on ITV’s Good Morning Britain, which saw him storm off set after rowing with weatherman Alex Beresford about Meghan Markle, he has become even more infamous.

Piers Morgan has been in touch with Cristiano Ronaldo to urge him to ditch Manchester United and join Arsenal, where he would be respected more.Gunners fan Morgan feels Red Devils legend Ronaldo would be better suited to the Emirates than Old Trafford following a nightmare season. Since signing a two-year contract upon his return last summer, the 37-year-old and his teammates have been dumped out of every cup competition and look likely to miss out on Champions League qualification.Speaking to talkSPORT, Morgan said: "Do you know what I'd do if I was Arsenal manager? I'd go in, and I'd get Cristiano Ronaldo and put him up front. I've had this conversation with him last week.

TalkTV presenter Piers Morgan took to Instagram to share an insight into a dinner party with his former ITV pals Ruth Langsford and Eamonn Holmes at the home of Britain’s Got Talent judge Amanda Holden.

Piers Morgan has branded UK mental health statistics "absolute crap" during a lengthy interview with Dragons' Den star Steven Bartlett.Speaking ahead of his own new TV show Piers Morgan Uncensored, which drops this today (Monday, April 25) on Talk TV, Morgan guested on the millionaire entrepreneur's The Diary of a CEO podcast to discuss everything from his career to the controversies he's been embroiled in over the years.And, during the 75-minute chat, they also got into his opinions on the topic of mental ill-health, with Morgan explaining how the current generation had seemingly "lost the ability to look at mental strength and resilience, triumph over adversity and being tough in difficult times as badges of honour. "They've almost become badges of shame," he added.