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Piers Morgan, 57, who has recently launched his new TV show, Piers Morgan: Uncensored.The Loose Women panellist warned she was “not frightened” of the former Good Morning Britain star as she admitted her satisfaction over his new programme “bombing”.Piers has been dealt with a blow after seeing his TalkTV show take a dive in ratings.The first instalment of the programme boasted more than 400,000 viewers and became an instant hit.However, the momentum was soon lost as his figures have dropped significantly since April.Monitoring the ratings, TV critic and broadcaster Scott Bryan tweeted: "Piers Morgan Uncensored continues to experience some of his lowest overnight ratings yet."His first episode in April had 317,000 viewers. Last night’s episode had *just* 32,000 viewers, a tenth of that."Denise reflected on Piers’ show’s fast decline in ratings, confessing she was “happy” to see it had lost momentum.She said: “Sometimes I can’t help it and I’m sorry, I’m not a vengeful person, but when I saw that his show was bombing, was I happy? Yeah!”Denise’s observation follows a long-standing feud between the pair after Piers branded her a “Covid-denier” after she pointed out the “horrendous collateral damage” lockdowns could have in people’s wellbeing.Recounting the pair’s row over the coronavirus pandemic, Denise said: “He’s [Piers Morgan] had digs about me.

Piers Morgan bragged about the ratings success of his TalkTV show, Piers Morgan Uncensored, on Twitter today.The presenter claimed to be “beating” Sky News in terms of ratings and thanked his viewers for their support. Piers, 57, gleefully shared the news with his 7.9 million Twitter followers today.“BREAKING: ⁦@PiersUncensored⁩ beat ⁦@SkyNews⁩ in the UK ratings last night for the 14th time in our 21 shows so far,” he wrote. “Given that Sky’s been going 33 years & we’ve been going 36 days, that’s not too shabby. “Thanks for watching!” He added with a thumbs up emoji.Piers’ ratings boast comes after reports of plummeting numbers in previous weeks, but it looks like things might be taking a turn.The journalist’s followers took to the comments section to share their thoughts on his new show.“Ah yes a single show beat the 1hr slot of a 24hr news channel, nice,” wrote Marzipas.While F.S.E defended him, penning: “Amazing! People have got to understand the most obvious and blatant thing here.  “Whether you love him or hate him, people will and do still watch him.That’s all he cares about also. “Perhaps controversial character but actually speaks a lot of harsh truths… That many shy away from.” (sic)“Congratulations on beating a rolling news channel,” Merfyn commented sarcastically.While Atmo1UK wrote: “You've had some good guests and good discussions.

Scott Bryan A British version of “Call My Agent!”?!? Mon Dieu! The critically acclaimed French comedy series, set at a Parisian talent agency, now has had a British remake set at an agency in the heart of London’s Soho. Called “Ten Percent” (an English translation of “Call My Agent!’s” original name “Dix Pour Cent”), the original became a hit for the way it explored the often-fractious relationship between agent and talent, a relationship that can have a skyrocketing ego on one side and expectation management and endless anxiety on the other.

Piers Morgan has blasted Good Morning Britain one year after his fiery exit as the show plunges a whopping one million viewers.The morning show has seen ratings drop to record lows following the departure of the controversial panellist, and Piers took the opportunity to shame the show for its rapid decline.The post came in response to a tweet by TV critic Scott Bryan, who looked at how the ITV show’s audience ratings have changed a year later and claimed figures had plummeted by more than one million.He tweeted: “Interesting to look at what has happened to Good Morning Britain’s ratings compared to this time last year."Peak audience day P***s walked (9th Mar 2021): 1.95m. Yesterday’s Good Morning Britain: Peak 910,000.”Piers reacted by replying with an embarrassed emoji, highlighting the statistic to his legion of 7.9million followers.One fan commented: “Never watched it since the day he left, he made the show what it was!”A second agreed: “The point being he topped the ratings, something they @GMB don’t come close to since he left.”While a third added: “Have to admit, only ever watched it because of him, even if I was shouting at the telly most of the time! Don’t really bother with breakfast TV now”Speaking about the incident to the Daily Mail, Piers, 56, said: “I was hired to give very strong, honestly held opinions, which I did.

I'm A Celebrity were removed from the castle while work is carried out to get the production base back up and running after suffering technical issues due to extreme weather, ITV has announced. It is understood the celebrities will individually return to quarantine to ensure they remain Covid secure and they will then be back at the castle once the whole production is safely re-established.

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BBC Breakfast viewers were left fuming on Thursday morning, as they spotted a subtle swipe at former Good Morning Britain presenter Piers Morgan.Co-hosts Charlie Stayt and Naga Munchetty were chatting on the red sofa to TV critic Scott Bryan about the upcoming National Television Awards, with Ant and Dec up for their 20th Best Presenter award.An incredulous Charlie began the conversation by exclaiming: "19 years?!"Scott cheerily responded: "You'd be wondering where to put your 20th award! I mean, just having a few is enough, but the shelf would completely give way if you had 20 awards!"He went on to discuss those competing with Ant and Dec for the coveted trophy."They're up against Alison Hammond, the guy who walked off the sofa on your

Gogglebox fans have said they’re “gutted” at the show’s decision to review Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s interview with Oprah Winfrey, with some even saying that they will “turn off” the Channel 4 programme. It has been revealed ahead of tonight’s show that the reality programme will cover the controversial interview, as well as Piers Morgan storming off Good Morning Britain following a disagreement with his co-star Alex Beresford about his comments about Meghan.TV critic Scott Bryan confirmed the popular show will review the drama on Twitter.

Channel 4 favourite Gogglebox has never had so much to talk about as this week, which has seen explosive drama for both the royal family and ITV morning staple Good Morning Britain. The show will see the likes of Giles and Mary return to their spots on the sofa for the usual 9pm airing tonight, but it could see even more controversy as the group gear up to give their honest responses on the latest TV events.Guardian TV critic Scott Bryan reported: "FYI: Gogglebox *will* be reviewing the Harry and Meghan Oprah interview, as well as what happened with Piers Morgan on Good Morning Britain.

Nigella Lawson has responded to the online reaction she triggered by her most unusual pronunciation of the word microwave.

Christmas has begun, which means many of us have started tearing open our advent calendars. Behind each door lies a sweet surprise – from chocolates to heart-felt messages.But as some of the festive products were created before the coronavirus pandemic, their words can miss the mark.On Twitter, a Cadbury fan was left laughing at the awkward advice behind door number four.The message advises: “give hugs at Christmas”, which is obviously not something we’re allowed to do this year.

BBC One was pulled off air after facing some major technical difficulties on Monday evening.Viewers on the channel were met with a red screen and an apology message for more than 10 minutes.It said: "We are sorry for the break in this programme and are trying to correct the fault."The voiceover repeatedly apologised telling viewers: "We are working very hard to get our programmes back on air, and when we can, we’ll have something for you to watch."People then took to Twitter to complain that there was no sound.TV critic and broadcaster Scott Bryan tweeted: "This is rare. BBC One has fallen over.

Strictly Come Dancing.Some social media users have said her comments are "homophobic" after she deemed the historic move to be against viewers wishes.Ann, 73, who competed in the 2010 season of Strictly before being booted off the show during week 10 has spoken out after Olympian Nicola Adams was partnered with Katya Jones.Speaking to The Sunday Times, the outspoken Brexit Party member said: "I don't think it is what viewers of Strictly, especially families, are looking for."But that's up to the audience and the programme."After hearing her comments, TV critic Scott Bryan took to Twitter and said: "The use of 'families' is *such* a homophobic trope, the view that LGBT visibility is somehow harmful."Here what I know is true: If you think

#GBBO pic.twitter.com/cOSdEwv7rY— Rich_iz (@Rich_iz) September 22, 2020Bake Off will not clash with the PM’s statement.If it airs at 8pm when Bake Off starts, it will be delayed until Boris has finished his address.— Scott Bryan (@scottygb) September 22, 2020One angry user wrote: ‘If Boris’s announcement forces #GBBO to be delayed it will be the end of him.

ITV, spoke more about the upcoming 2020 series of the hit reality TV show during an interview at the virtual Edinburgh TV Festival this week. Lygo revealed more about the channel's autumn schedule with critic and broadcaster Scott Bryan today (August 27).

Andrew Marr's father Donald Marr has died.