Alan Partridge takes aim at Piers Morgan’s struggling talk show during BAFTAs speech

Piers Morgan has taken to Twitter to defend TalkTV and his new show, Uncensored, after it received 38 complaints since airing.The facetious advert, pokes fun at what Piers regards as the “woke brigade” while promoting his new show.In the advert, Piers tries to pitch his new show to the audience and is continually interrupted by a seemingly overly politically correct producer. Piers opens the advert by exclaiming: “Welcome to Piers Morgan Uncensored, it’s my new show where people can speak their minds.”The producer added: “Sorry Piers? Some people don’t identify as people.”Piers goes on to say: “It’s a place of big opinions,” but the producer interjects: “Sorry.

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Piers Morgan, 57, unleashed his fury at Victoria Beckham, 48, after she admitted that her husband David Beckham, 48, loves her "curvier" figure and her realisation that being "thin is old-fashioned".

Dan Walker was left scratching his head after Piers Morgan seemed to have one last light-hearted dig as he stepped down from BBC Breakfast. The broadcasters had a friendly rivalry for a long time, trading barbs about the ratings when Dan was on the BBC programme and Piers was hosting Good Morning Britain over on ITV. Dan is now leaving BBC Breakfast and is taking up a new role on Channel 5 – and Piers tweeted a message of congratulations with a twist.Sharing a snap of Dan, he teased: "End of an error.

Piers Morgan, 57, has weighed in on the ongoing libel trial between Amber Heard and her ex-husband Johnny Depp.The Aquaman actress has now admitted she has not yet donated her $7m divorce settlement to charity despite telling the UK High Court she had.Giving evidence at her libel trial yesterday, Amber claimed she has yet to make the full donation “because Johnny sued me for $50million in March of 2019".Based on the latest developments, Piers has questioned whether Amber’s claims in court should be believed.In view of his 7.9 million followers, Piers branded the actress a “liar” as he shared a video of her speaking in court.The TalkTV presenter said: "So Amber Heard’s a liar.. and if she’s lying about paying money to charity, why should we believe anything else she says?”Piers’ remarks sparked debate among other online users, with mixed opinions being shared in the tweet’s replies.AlexKiddo9 said: “Bit of a technicality there though Piers.“She can’t pay it yet as she’s being sued.“You’re not going to give $7m to charity when you’re in the middle of being sued for millions of dollars - it doesn’t mean she isn’t going to or that she never intended to.”TheresaAlison1 added: “The whole point of the case was the op ed.

Dan Walker, 45, left fans surprised earlier this year as he announced his departure from BBC Breakfast after six years.Today, he appeared on the show for the last time before joining Channel 5 News later this month.In light of Dan’s farewell to the BBC, TalkTV star Piers Morgan, 57, sent him a message congratulating him on Twitter.However, the post seemed to have left Dan dumbstruck, as Piers proclaimed the “end of an error”.Sharing a picture of Dan, Piers wrote: “End of an error. Congrats mate @mrdanwalker,” alongside two clapping emojis.Confused, Dan replied: “Thanks… I think,” along with a laughing emoji.Other Twitter users shared their theories as to what Piers meant with his cryptic message.The_gay_geek70 quipped: “End of an ‘error’ ? A mistake? What?“Thank goodness you don't do that print journalism eh? Oh...

Piers Morgan’s Talk TV show has suffered the ignominy of being beaten in the ratings by a programme fronted by a Canadian “human rights activist” on rival GB News. Rupert Murdoch’s challenger station, launched to shake-up the TV establishment, is facing a crisis after just one month on air. Despite bullish tweets talking up its social media impact, live viewing for Morgan’s flagship prime-time show is in freefall.

Piers Morgan had to end an interview on his show early after his guest branded him a ‘c**t’

Piers Morgan had to abruptly call time on his TV interview with a trans activist who shouted X-rated expletives at him live on air including calling him a "c**t".The presenter invited 'Jame' onto his TalkTV show yesterday (May 16) after protesters from Manchester Trans Rise Up dressed in balaclavas and black outfits to surround suffragette leader Emmeline Pankhurst's statue.Piers called on Jame - who refused to be identified - to have a "proper debate" about trans rights with him.A masked Jame said at the start of the interview. "Hey Piers, it's good to hear your voice, you know.".Piers then told him: "I have always supported trans rights to fairness and equality and I mean that sincerely."Jame, who donned a black mask and sunglasses, then fired back: "That's bull**** bro."Piers responded by saying calmly: "You can say bull**** bro and you're entitled to.

BBC Radio 2 Breakfast Show in character as Alan Partridge. In true Partridge style, ‘Alan’ told a series of jokes and couldn’t help but take the opportunity to skewer the radio station.The skit began with Zoe informing listeners that a caller named “Alan” was on the line.Listeners then heard Steve Coogan’s distinctive voice asking Zoe to put him “through to the duty manager”.He continued: “I want to speak to the duty manager about the show and the state of it.“I’ve got a few concerns.”Zoe responded reluctantly: “Ok, is this something that I can help with...”‘Alan’ let out a long sigh and said despondently: “Zoe, I’ll level with you, I haven’t listened to Radio 2 since Dale Winton left.“I am only listening today because I am touring the country with my live show and the bus driver likes it, and he’s big.”Zoe chuckled and said: “Well, I’m glad you are listening again Alan,” to which he quipped: “Well that makes one of us!”The host sounded taken aback and gasped: “Oh, oh!”Explaining his issues with the radio station, ‘Alan’ remarked: “I just feel like the entire station has lost its way.“It just doesn’t feel like Radio 2 anymore, people want to know who your station is aimed at.“6 Music [is for] Guardian readers in their 40s who ride skateboards.

PIERS Morgan has slammed the Eurovision Song Contest as a "rigged farce" after Ukraine took home the trophy last weekend. The Talk TV presenter - who hosts his own show called Uncensored - called out the country's win as a "predictable landslide".

Dan Walker has sat on the infamous BBC Breakfast red sofa for six years.Last month, the beloved TV host announced he was leaving his flagship show in a heartfelt message posted on social media. The star, 45, revealed he will be moving to rival network Channel 5 to present its flagship news bulletin 5 News - and will also front a string of non-news shows across the channel.

PIERS Morgan was forced to abruptly cut off an abusive trans activist who shouted x-rated expletives at him live on air. The TalkTV host encouraged 'Jame' - who chose not to reveal her identity - to engage in a "proper debate" about trans rights.

Piers Morgan isn’t exactly known for his ability to get along with others, but the amount of celebrity feuds he’s involved in might surprise even his staunchest supporters. From his iconic beef with Duchess of Sussex and former Suits star Meghan Markle to a rather more surprising bunch of feuds with Hollywood stars like Hugh Grant and Ewan McGregor, he really has done it all.

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Piers Morgan has hit out at Loose Women star Denise Welch, branding her a "nasty piece of work" - and encouraging her to sue him.Piers, who recently launched his new flagship show Piers Morgan: Uncensored on News UK's new channel TalkTV, has come under scrutiny for his viewing figures recently.And Denise wasn't afraid to call him out on it, tweeting: "Piers pressure. Talk: not so cheap."With £4 million spunked on launch advertising for TalkTV, and Piers Morgan's flagship show drawing its lowest audience yet on Wednesday (44,000) some frantic buck-passing is going on at News UK."Rebekah Brooks has been reminding people whenever she can that this wasn't her idea.

Piers Morgan over Covid, Denise Welch accused him of impacting the nation's health with two years of "anxiety-inducing ranting". Meanwhile, as the drama continues, fans have spotted an image on her Twitter account depicting herself and Meghan Markle."Just back from the framers.

Ant McPartlin, 46, and Declan Donnelly, 46, are set to sign a "£30m deal" to keep them with ITV.Their current contracts are reportedly coming to an end next year, however this new deal would see them remain with the broadcaster for another three years.ITV is keen to keep the Britain's Got Talent hosts and is determined to keep other rivals, including streaming giants Netflix and Amazon at bay.The famous TV duo are amongst the most successful in the business, fronting shows like I'm A Celebrity, Saturday Night Takeaway, Britain's Got Talent, and their new game show Limitless Win.According to a TV insider, the new deal, which would see the duo land £15 million each, will "see them through to their 50th birthdays."They said to the Sun: "They both still seem to have the Midas touch when it comes to making programmes."“Keeping them on board is a shrewd move for ITV, who view them as their two biggest stars — with no sign that’s going to change in the near future," they added.They revealed that executives at the channel are "conscious" of the fact that competition in TV is "fiercer than ever" and admitted there are some "big steamers with deep pockets" who are waiting to snap up the duo.Last weekend, the pair took home the Best Entertainment Show gong for Saturday Night Takeaway at this year's BAFTA TV Awards held at London's Royal Festival Hall.After their win, the best pals didn't hold back when asked about former Good Morning Britain presenter Piers Morgan at the winners' press conference.The cheeky pair were told Piers hates them for winning stacks of TV awards, and their response was nothing short of hilarious.Ant said: "That's great, I don't mind that," while Dec quipped: "We're doing something right, then."For more of

Piers Morgan has slammed the "dumbest cameo in world football history" after Salomon Rondon's ridiculous red card for Everton on Sunday.The Venezuelan striker was subbed on in the 84th minute against Brentford at Goodison Park but was sent for an early bath just four minutes later. Referee Michael Oliver brandished a red card after Rondon had recklessly lunged into a late challenge on Rico Henry, with both his feet off the ground as he missed the ball.Broadcaster Morgan took to Twitter after the incident to criticise Rondon's decision making after his four minute cameo in the 3-2 defeat.“You get brought on in the 84th minute, with your relegation-battling team already down to ten men, and you do this 3 minutes later & get sent off," wrote Morgan.

Piers Morgan appears to have reignited his feud with Denise Welch, 63, after criticising her mental health advocacy work.The former Good Morning Britain presenter, 57, took to Twitter to slam Denise after someone called him out for making light of mental health illnesses.They wrote to the star: “Mental health is nothing to joke about!” Piers then replied: “I’ve got no time for mental health frauds like Denise Welch who cynically exploit MH for money & preach about kindness but are horrible human beings.” Denise has since clapped back, and accused him of “putting the cause back” by two decades. Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter. You can sign up at the top of the page.

Piers Morgan has branded Eurovision a "rigged farce" after Ukraine won the 66th song contest on Saturday night.Ukraine's entry Kalush Orchestra stole the hearts of Europe on Saturday night (May 14), and won a whopping 631 points – of jury and viewer votes combined.Fans of the show were overjoyed when Ukraine took home the gong, as was TalkTV's Piers, although he couldn't resist a sly dig.Taking to Twitter he aired his views by penning: "The world’s most absurd, pointless, politically-motivated ‘contest’ excels itself."Ukraine could have sent one of its heroic bomb-sniffing dogs to bark the national anthem and still won."Happy for them, but please let’s stop calling #Eurovision a contest… it’s a rigged farce."Some of Pier's followers couldn't help but disagree with the controversial broadcaster, with many replying to his social media post."Oh so now we shouldn’t be showing solidarity for the Ukraine then? We all realise that the UK should have won but is that really important in the current climate? "Yes the competition is a farce and always has been but for once it was nice for us all to be on the same page," said one Twitter user.Another added: "See, this is what I don’t understand. The overwhelming majority of people who watched last night found it absolutely joyful.