Piers Morgan

Sandi Toksvig announced as host of RTS Awards

Piers Morgan stepped down from the role after his appointment caused controversy earlier this year.

7 clips that prove Chris Morris's also a musical genius

Looking back at Morris's body of work, 20 years after the first episode of Brass Eye was broadcast on January 29, 1997, it's clear that few people have combined music and comedy quite as successfully. Whether he's creating strung-out ambient music for a short film about a talking dog or parodying Eminem to highlight the media hysteria surrounding paedophilia, Morris's use of music strikes the balance between creating black comedy and something that's actually listenable. Below are seven of his finest music moments - just be careful not to find yourself jazzing to the bleep tone of a life support machine.

Radio Times review

Whatever horrors the world has endured over the past 12 months - war, pestilence, terrorism and Piers Morgan's new presenting gig on Good Morning Britain (only kidding, Piers), then we can always be sure of some traditional comforts. One is that Charlie Brooker and friends will extract some comic mileage in his now-traditional end-of-year round-up.

Joined by contributors Doug Stanhope, Morgana Robinson (complete with her extraordinary Russell Brand impersonation) and Diane Morgan as the fabulously vacuous pundit Philomena Cunk, laughter appears guaranteed. Page Three and Cecil the Lion may all have died this year, but smart, sassy satire is alive and well on BBC Two.

Adam Hills on Piers Morgan, Nick Clegg & Ed Miliband

Hills returns with co-hosts Josh Widdicombe and Alex Brooker and, as well as admitting the show can come together as close as half an hour before broadcast, he dished on everything from his bromance with guest and former Deputy PM Nick Clegg, to almost unbooking Piers Morgan...

John Cleese repeatedly takes down Piers Morgan

John Cleese has brilliantly mocked Piers Morgan in a series of tweets.

Piers Morgan in Twitter spat over Comic Relief

Piers Morgan has become involved in a heated Twitter argument with a number of major comedians this evening following his remarks about this year's Comic Relief.

Piers Morgan meets James Corden

He's the cheeky actor who shot to fame with Gavin & Stacey, became a 'drunk joke' and nearly blew it... until a stunning stage role rescued his career. So why is he risking it all again to take the hot seat on an iconic U.S. chat show? Who better to ask him than Event's own LA expat..?

Alan Davies: Piers Morgan is detestable

He's a fan of Arsenal, Homeland and anything with Sandra Bullock in - but he won't watch EastEnders.

John Oliver bucks the Piers Morgan effect on HBO

How does a Brit get away with lecturing Americans about their socio-political shortcomings? Well, for a start, unlike Piers Morgan, Oliver doesn't actually lecture.

5 things you might not know about Mark Thomas

The 'angry and confused liberal' would like to be remembered as 'the man who poisoned Piers Morgan'.