Piers Morgan has confirmed that his contract has been renewed for Good Morning Britain, meaning he will remain as a presenter next year.The news of the 55 year old’s contract renewal comes after there have been over 4000 complaints lodged to Ofcom over the star’s hard-line of questioning to government ministers. Piers has claimed that he doesn’t mind if people are not fans of his bolshy interview style and said that if people do not like it then they simply should not watch the show.
Piers Morgan says he will be replaced on Good Morning Britain next week
20.05.2020 - 14:53 / dailyrecord.co.uk
Piers Morgan has confirmed he won't be on Good Morning Britain next week - as he is taking a break from the show.
Fellow stars Susanna Reid and Dr Hilary will also be staying at home and the journalist, 55, admits reporting daily on the coronavirus pandemic had been a "long old haul".
Piers was asked by Susanna whether he was going anywhere nice during his week-long 'holiday' and he quipped: "I'm going upstairs!"
Earlier, Piers confessed that his life "hadn't changed much" since lockdown.
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20.05.2020 / 11:07
Piers Morgan reveals he will be replaced on Good Morning Britain next week
Piers Morgan and Susanna Reid have revealed they will be taking a break from Good Morning Britain next week and will be replaced.The presenter, 55, revealed that reporting on the coronavirus pandemic has been tiring and that the hosts will take a week-long break. Speaking on Wednesday morning’s show, Piers said he will be taking next week off, as it was supposed to be Half Term.
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18.05.2020 / 12:05
Piers Morgan hits back after receiving death threats and petition for him to be sacked from Good Morning Britain
Piers Morgan has revealed how he’s received calls for him to be sacked and death threats over his questioning of the government during the coronavirus pandemic.The Good Morning Britain presenter, 55, has been criticising the government over their handling of the pandemic, with some branding his questioning “harsh” and “combative”.