Piers Morgan claims he's 'already ruffling the right feathers' ahead of new show debut

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.

Lord Alan Sugar has taken to Twitter to slam Piers Morgan for "crowing" over the war in Ukraine yesterday.The business magnate, 74, demanded that the former Good Morning Britain presenter, 56, should come up with "solutions" to the conflict, instead of "crowing" over the humanitarian crisis in the country.The political advisor didn't hold back when it came to commenting on Piers' tweet, as he demanded that he do more than "crow" over the issue.In view of his 5.2 million fans, Lord Sugar hit back: "And do what?"Give the solution."You can't keep crowing without giving the solution," he added.The former Life Stories host wrote back: "NATO is the greatest collective military power in the history of Planet Earth. We should use it.

Piers Morgan's son Spencer enjoyed a night out with his rarely seen mother, Marion Shalloe. Before tying the knot with his wife Celia Walden in 2010, Piers was married to hospital ward nurse Marion from 1991 to 2008, and they share three sons, Albert, Spencer and Stanley.

Piers Morgan, 56, has once again taken to Twitter to condemn Russian President Vladmir Putin as he continues to "slaughter" Ukrainians.The former Good Morning Britain presenter has called for the world to stand up to Putin, along with leaders with "the guts to do it".Piers posted a series of tweets this evening in response to distressing pictures from Ukraine.Journalist Olga Tokairiuk took to Twitter to post pictures of pregnant Ukrainian women "covered in blood", along with pictures of dead bodies being put into mass graves.In response, Piers said in view of his 7.9 million followers: "FFS. How can we ignore this? (sic)"The world must stand up to Putin, and we need leaders with the guts to do it."He also took to Twitter to comment on a video showing Russian troops directly targeting a maternity hospital, full of women and children.In response, Piers said: "This is so f*****g disgusting."Putin's a genocidal monster deliberately slaughtering women & babies."At what point do we stop watching him commit these sickening war crimes and do something to stop him?"Our cowardly inaction is shameful & pathetic." (sic)Many social media users took to the comments of both posts to express their sadness on what is happening in Ukraine.Deanyemery said: "For once I agree with you @PiersMorgan."All those arguing against action as it would cause WW3 are just delaying the inevitable."Putin will not step down unless he makes some serious gains.

Piers Morgan intends to continue speaking his mind, completely unfiltered.

Loose Women were forced to cut an interview with a guest in Ukraine as bomb sirens began to sound at another studio.

Piers Morgan's wife Celia Walden took to social media today to wish her husband a happy "storm-out-aversary" a year on from his dramatic resignation from Good Morning Britain. Piers had suggested at the time that his options were to resign or be fired, after comments made about Meghan Markle."Happy Storm-out-aversary!" she captioned the infamous photo of her husband walking off-air.She added encouragingly: "Onwards and upwards."The comment had been prompted by Piers' announcement that his new show, Piers Uncensored, is due to hit TV screens soon.An unrepentant Piers, who was ultimately cleared by Ofcom over his comments about Meghan, teased that it would be ready soon and delivered with the aim of "annoying all the right people".In the Twitter preview of the new show, the same footage of Piers storming off after the debate set off viewers' anticipation.He added that he desired to put a stop to "the cancel culture which has infected societies around the world".The video was uploaded to his account today, accompanied by a message from the man himself, teasing: "ANNOUNCEMENT Trigger warning: I’m back..

Piers Morgan recently surprised his Instagram followers by sharing a rare photograph and him and his three siblings. The former Good Morning Britain host, 56, took to social media to reveal he'd reunited with his two brothers, Jeremy and Rupert Pughe-Morgan, as well as his sister, Charlotte Tomlinson.

Manchester City are so unlikely not to progress through to the next round of the Champions League that bookmakers Coral have claimed that Piers Morgan becoming Prime Minister is more likely. City thrashed Sporting Lisbon 5-0 in the first leg of their Champions League knockout tie, and the Portuguese side travel to the Etihad Stadium on Wednesday with the intent of restoring some pride.

Josie Gibson has shared the heartbreaking news that her nan has passed away.

Piers Morgan has marked a year since he stormed off ITV Good Morning Britain before leaving the programme permanently.

Piers Morgan has shared a rare snap with his siblings – and his followers can’t believe how alike they look. The former Good Morning Britain host, 56, who has marked one year since he quit the show, took to Instagram to document the family get-together as the group enjoyed a meal at Italian restaurant 2 Veneti. He wrote alongside: “Sibling reunion dinner… as always, I was the least opinionated one at the table.” Piers could be seen with his two brothers Rupert and Jeremy, as well as his sister Charlotte.

It's been exactly one year since Piers Morgan stormed off ITV's Good Morning Britain and quit the show following a row over Meghan Markle. Within that time, he's become a columnist for The Sun and New York Post, he's come out with a new book, and he's joined forces with his former boss Rupert Murdoch at News UK for his own global show.

More details have been revealed about Piers Morgan’s new topical show for Rupert Murdoch’s Talk TV, titled Piers Morgan Uncensored.

Meghan Markle, saw him storm off the ITV set.Since leaving, Piers has asserted that he stands by his words and still doesn't believe her when it comes to claims about the Royal Family asking about her son Archie's skin colour, and about having suicidal thoughts.He came under fire from mental health charity Mind at the time, with his co-star Susanna Reid also telling him: "That’s a pathetic reaction to someone who has expressed those thoughts."News UK's Executive TV Editor Winnie Dunbar Nelson said of Piers: "Piers Morgan is a fearless journalist and broadcaster with an unmatched ability to engage audiences internationally.

Naman Ramachandran U.K. media personality Piers Morgan is returning to prime time TV with a show titled “Piers Morgan Uncensored” on Rupert Murdoch’s TV station TalkTV.Morgan revealed the news on Wednesday via a brief clip shared on Twitter.

His caption read: “A year ago today, I went for a little stroll… and in the words of Edith Piaf, je ne regrette rien! #LongWalkToFreedomOfSpeech."Fans and friends took to the comments to voice their opinions on the matter.His son, Spencer Morgan wrote: “The moment morning TV died.”Faye Dickinson commented: “Iconic moment #f***cancelculture.”Speaking on GMB last year, Piers said he had doubts about the accuracy of the account given by the Duchess of Sussex, in an interview with Oprah Winfrey, in which she spoke up about her mental health issues.Following a tense encounter with co-host Alex Beresford, Piers quit the show, explaining “freedom of speech is a hill I’m willing to die on,” on Twitter at the time. Bec3030 wrote: “I’ve not watched morning TV since.”The Meghan and Harry controversy is not Piers’ last, however.The media star took to Twitter in response to the Met Office’s reveal of their International Woman’s Day campaign.The Met Office released a poster which included employees vowing to promote gender equality at work.One of the lines read: “I will maintain and promote generations equal mindset.”They captioned the image: “We’ll be sharing more stories from Met Office colleagues over on @MetOffice_Sci throughout the day.”The broadcaster quote tweeted the image with the comment: “What is this c**p?"“There’s a war on, just give us the weather and pipe down with this absurd virtue-signalling nonsense.”Piers' remarks sparked strong reactions from other Twitter users.ThomQ23 said: “If even this war in Ukraine doesn't stop the woke nonsense then what will?”TheRealInsano enquired: “Can you please tell me what you mean by woke?”

Good Morning Britain presenter Piers Morgan is marking a year since his dramatic exit from the ITV morning news programme, which he fronted with Susanna Reid.His time on the show came to an abrupt end when he accused former friend Meghan Markle of lying about having suicidal thoughts and racism within the royal family.Following a blazing row with his co-star Alex Beresford which saw him walk off the show on air, Piers announced he would not be coming back to GMB. But who wouldn't want to spend more time at home with a wife like Celia Walden? The pair met in 2006 whilst both working as journalists, and quickly tied the knot and welcomed daughter Elise together in 2011.

Piers Morgan left Good Morning Britain one year ago, and it's safe to say that since his departure, the show has been a little less wild.In fact, the the show has been hit with fewer Ofcom complaints since Piers has left.Moving on from his controversial role, Piers is gearing up to host a brand new talk show titled TalkTV, which will air on Sky. Talking to Sophie Raworth about his upcoming show previously, Piers said: "I am launching a new global daily TV show for Rupert Murdoch's news corporation in America, starting in the spring."It will air daily in the UK, daily in the US and in Australia daily as well so I will be a tri-continental irritant which is something I have been aspiring to be for quite some time."It's going to be opinion, debate, big interviews, so if you've missed me on morning TV, I'm sorry but I'll be back very soon."If you haven't missed me, I'm not sorry."To commemorate his departure's anniversary from the popular ITV breakfast magazine show, here at Daily Star we've decided to take a look back at the most complained about moments ever.

Piers Morgan has marked the one year anniversary of the day he stormed off Good Morning Britain and quit the show.The 56 year old had been a permanent host alongside Susanna Reid, 51, for over five years before leaving his post for good following a row with Alex Beresford about Meghan Markle.Taking to his Instagram feed a year on, Piers posted a screenshot of the moment he walked off the from the conversation before telling his 1.8million followers that he has no regrets over his decision. "A year ago today, I went for a little stroll… and in the words of Edith Piaf, je ne regrette rien! #LongWalkToFreedomOfSpeech," he captioned the post.

Piers Morgan famously walked out, live on air, from ITV daytime programme Good Morning Britain.Piers, 56, quit his Good Morning Britain job in March last year after dramatically storming off during an argument about Harry and Meghan's bombshell interview with Oprah Winfrey.Since then he has announced plans to make a TV comeback with a new programme on TalkTV, which will soon launch on Sky News Australia.He has since stated that the programme will launch in the next few weeks, and that it will celebrate "the right of everyone to have an opinion."Ahead of the show's launch and one year on since his dramatic Good Morning Britain exit, Daily Star takes a look at Piers Morgans' life away from the cameras - which has been just as interesting.Piers was born on March 30, 1965 to his parents Gabrielle O' Meara, and Vincent O' Meara, who was an Irish dentist.However, his happy childhood was turned upside down when his father sadly died when Piers was 11 months old.His mother Gabrielle later went on to marry Glynne Pughe-Morgan, with Piers taking on his now famous surname and calling Glynne dad.Piers has a close bond with his parents, and his mother has often gushed about her journalist son during interviews.She also defended him when Lord Sugar made a scathing online comment about Piers in 2016, following an interview where Piers revealed that his mum is often asked if she would like to apologise for her son.In a tweet, Lord Sugar said: "Traditionally at birth doctors slap a babies bum. When @piersmorgan was born doctor took one look and slapped his mum."However, Piers' mum Gabrielle soon came to her son's defense, replying to Lord Sugar: "I am the proudest Mum in the world.