Piers Morgan

Speaking on Piers Morgan's Life Stories on ITV Jones said: "That was one of the bravest times of my life. "

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"It's not personal about Rupert, he's always been very friendly to me. I think the Sun's made a mistake but that's up to them." Asked by Morgan which executive at News International made the decision to back the Tories, Brown said: "I don't know, but it doesn't matter because the people will decide what happens at the next election, not the Sun. "I think the Sun tried to become a political party that day and that was a terrible mistake. And I suspect over time that their readers will think that, too."

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His performance received positive comments from all three judges, from Morgan's "You've got brilliant, distinctive comic timing", to Holden's "You're a real star in the making, real showman, great confidence, you were fantastic", with the exception of Simon Cowell, saying "I think you're funnier than Peter Kay", but said that the singing was terrible but the comedy was fantastic.

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In March 2008 GQ " magazine ran with an interview conducted by Piers Morgan in which Clegg admitted to sleeping with "no more than 30" women. Amanda Platell in the "Daily Mail found Clegg's comments hypocritical. Senior Lib Dem MPs defended his comments; Lembit Opik said it showed "you can be a human being and a party leader", and Norman Lamb that "Nick tried to be absolutely straight in everything that he does, and that might sometimes get him into trouble but he will build a reputation for being honest and straightforward."

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Lukas Keudic, 20, a student at King's College London, said: "We were in the main reception next to Piers Morgan when about 30 police officers turned up.

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"I think people look at him and think John Wayne", says Piers Morgan, editor of the British Daily Mirror.

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"I think people look at him and think John Wayne," says Piers Morgan, editor of the British Daily Mirror.

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When Mr Morgan suggested the public perceived him as miserable and dour, Mr Brown said: "I accept I have to do better in the presentation area. I've got my strengths and I've got my weaknesses."

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When Morgan said "but how are you going to make yourself sexy?", Mr Brown replied: "We've got to be exciting, definitely. But I can't change in the way you're asking me to."

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"America's Got Talent," thought "absolutely nothing could possibly shock me any more." READY TO DEFEND: Oath Keepers speak out at inaugural conference "Blimey, Andre, talk about raising the bar!" wrote Morgan, after news leaked last week that Agassi admits in "Open: An Autobiography" to snorting crystal meth for about a year starting in 1997.

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