News about Chris Moyles

Host of The Mail's new football podcast Tim Lovejoy (left) has revealed what he thought of Chris Moyles during the height of their famous 00s feud. Lovejoy, 56, took a trip down memory lane with Chris Moyles (top right during his 00s fame) to discuss their light-hearted rivalry on Radio X this week. It comes after Lovejoy reunited with former Soccer AM colleague Helen Chamberlain (together bottom right) for launch of the Mail's brand new Soccer A-Z podcast

Men have dominated this year's Television and Radio Industries Club Awards with just six of the 28 nominees for the major categories women. Last year women made up 35 percent of the talent represented in categories such as Radio Personality, Soap Actor, TV personality and Radio Show. But the number of women recognised in the nominations for this year's TRIC Awards, which honours television and radio's biggest names, has fallen to 21 percent.

The TikTok generation can't believe their eyes and ears. Barely born when reality TV first hit our screens like effluent from a fire hose, today's teens and twentysomethings are discovering the very worst of 1990s and Noughties television. Shows that held millions mesmerised in horror when they first aired two decades ago are experiencing a resurgence on social media.

In an emotional tribute to close friend Steve Wright as he reminisced on the pair's 'amazing memories' together. On Tuesday, veteran BBC broadcaster Steve, one of the country's most popular voices, died at the age of 69. As he addressed his 'brilliant' and'supportive' friend, Chris, he said he'can't believe that he'll never talk to Steve again.'

After a tumultuous interview on Tuesday, Jamie Oliver's brutally honest two-word response to Jake Humphrey was revealed. After former BT Sport host Jake bombarded him with over 50 messages about his High Performance podcasting, the chef, 48, had a very open response. Jake, 45, confessed to desperately trying to get in touch with the celebrity while on Chris Moyles' Radio X show.

On Wednesday, Chris Tarrant spectacularly challenged boxing champion Tyson Fury to a match on Radio X Breakfast. In a jovial interview in which Chris Moyles asked Tyson about their 'big row' at Gleneagles hotel in Scotland, the presenter threatened him over the head with a lead pipe. Tyson, 35, a 76-year-old man, claims the reason for his arrival was because he was in a lift with Tyson, but he denied ever speaking to him.' I still haven't met him.' He just wants cheap publicity.'

Ben Elton, a blackadder writer, has questioned whether the show will be back more than 30 years since the last episode aired. After Sir Tony Robinson reprised his role as Baldrick in this year's Comic Relief special, the comedian, 63, spoke to Chris Moyles about the raging reunion rumors. Ben, who appeared on Radio X's show on Thursday, jokingly accused Tony of hyping up hype as a clever way to 'flog some book or other.'

Chris Moyles has come under fire this week after Charlotte Church recalled the time he pleaded with her after she turned 16 while live on his BBC Radio One show. Over the years, the DJ, 49, has witnessed his fair share of scandals, ranging from tax avoidance to Ofcom warnings. In July 1997, Moyles joined Radio 1 and began presenting the breakfast show in 2004, gaining an additional 1,000,000 viewers in his first quarter.

Charlotte Church has recalled the time Chris Moyles pleaded for sleep with her after she turned 16 while live on his BBC Radio One show. Chris, now 49, was the remark after a countdown to Charlotte's loss of her virginity began when she was 15 years old and Chris was 28 years old. Charlotte debuted on Radio X as an opera singer aged 12, and she debuted her debut album, Voice Of An Angel, in 1992.

Scarlette Douglas has revealed that she was ghosted by all her I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here co-stars, just two months after the current series ended. The presenter, 35, shared how she wrote a note on their WhatsApp group a few days ago asking how they all were, but no one responded, although none of them replied. She exclusively told MailOnline: 'I just said, "Hey, team, how are you all? "I miss you a lot." And no one replied. No one is missing me,' I suppose.'

She appeared in the I'm A Celebrity … Get Me Out of Here! Chris Moyles, a radio celebrity, appears in the jungle. Despite being close to the Australian camp, Scarlette Douglas has found Chris ghosted her after being together for nearly three weeks. The TV host, 35, has been tweeting the radio DJ, 48, but she has yet to reply to her voice messages.

Chris Moyles received a ceremonious welcome back to Radio X on Friday morning for the first time in six weeks after his stint on I'm A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! Olivia Attwood's whereabouts were uncovered by the campmates after she was forced to leave after 24 hours due to a need for A&E medical assistance due to anemia. As he reunited with his teammates Toby Tarrant, Pippa Taylor, Dominic Byrne, and James Robinson, who rolled out the red carpet and toasted him with champagne as he returned, he was given a brown Aussie hat.

During their time on I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! Zara Tindall repeatedly accused her husband Mike of 'cheating' on her with his 'camp wife' Sue Cleaver. On The Coming Out Show, the royal, 41, spoke about her former rugby pro husband's close friendship with the Coronation Street actor, 59, who appears on this week. Zara and Mike travelled back to the hotel together on the jungle bridge, saying, 'I'm sorry I had a camp wife in there, but she was amazing.'

On Sunday, Chris Moyles and Sue Cleaver showed off their slimmed-down frames as they posed for a glamorous snap during a I'm A Celebrity final. After weeks of eating rice and beans and rationed meat, Coronation Street's 59-year-old star took to Instagram to post the friendly picture with the DJ, 48. Chris lost a stone and a half during his three-week stay in the jungle, having previously shed a jaw-dropping five stone.

On ITV's "I'm A Celebrity" series, the former Health Secretary, 44, overcame the ignomena of being chosen by the public to face six horrific bushtucker trials to finish third. He outlasted Boy George and Chris Moyles before losing to Hollyoaks actor Owen Warner and eventual winner, former Lioness Jill Scott. However, his staff denied allegations that Ms Coladangelo, the former minister who was in charge of determining his own lockdown laws, resigned for breaching his own lockdown laws, met with a publicist to hold talks about a future away from politics. 'Matt has no intention of standing down or stepping away from politics,' says the spokesperson, and there has been no interview with Mayah Riaz or any other PR firm.'

Chris Moyles mocked David Walliams' alleged dismissal from Britain's Got Talent just hours after being voted out of the I'm A Celebrity jungle. The radio comedian, 48, was the first celebrity to be barred from the ITV show, and he wasted no time in mocking the fact that the TV judge resigned from his position after 10 years after the scandal surrounding his inflammatory comments against contestants. In his first interview after his departure, Chris moaned that it was 'good news' that he wasn't considered a replacement for David on the talent show, as he said he was 'available' if producers wanted him.

Chris Moyles walked out' of the I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! When Matt Hancock asked for pardonation, it was told to be in the final three. Since Matt was alongside them, the radio presenter said he had to'separate' the former Health Secretary from his campmate as it was "the only way" he and "some others" in the jungle could cope with the fact that he was alongside them. It comes as betting company Ladbrokes revealed that Matt defeated Mike Tindall in the third largest betting series in the event, with a odds of 7-1.

Fans got a glimpse of what goes on when filming I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! On Thursday, the presenting pair, who are both 47, posted an Instagram video tracing their arrival in the jungle to the point of completing a typical day's filming in Australia. The pair wrote a caption accompanying the fun-filled film: "A sneak peek at a day in our #ImACeleb life."

As he recovered from luxury after his time in the jungle, Chris Moyles reunited with his ex campmates. After admitting to being'ready' to leave, the radio DJ, 48, became the sixth celebrity to be voted off I'm A Celebrity during Thursday's episode. He received a hero's welcome from his family and loved ones who gathered in the hotel lobby to see him after he arrived at the Marriott hotel.

When appearing on I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out of Here, Chris Moyles revealed that he lost 1.5 stone in weight during his three weeks in the Australian jungle. In an interview on Friday with Radio X breakfast show, the radio presenter, 48, said it was "the lowest weight he's been since school." Chris lost six stone in less than five years by changing his unhealthy diet.

Following Owen Warner and Chris Moyles' 'unfairly difficult' Bushtucker Trial, I'm a celebrity spectator. The Hollyoaks star, as well as the radio host, 48, was invited to The Savage Sorting Office, which resulted in Owen being barred from a crane operated by Chris, with the hunk having to locate a character in the crates before turning it into a post box. Fans at home branded the challenge 'unfairly difficult' and 'ridiculous' as Owen tried to get the tokens in the box, with the pair only managing to bag one celebrity.

On I'm A Celebrity, former Health Secretary Matt Hancock (pictured) talked about what happens behind the scenes during Cabinet reshuffles with fellow campmates. When he announced his participation in the ITV reality TV series, the 44-year-old MP told reporters that he never intended to remain on the frontbench again. Following Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's brief reign as the prime minister of his rival Liz Truss, Hancock explained how the latest changes to government staff made by him (pictured inset) might have been ruled. Radio presenter Chris Moyles asked Hancock: 'If you're an MP and you're tootling along doing your MP job, how does it work?Do you get a phone call saying, "Hi, would you like to be Minister of Transport?"' I'll tell you exactly what happens.' The prime minister calls the people who he or she is going to fire and welcomes them into the House of Commons, the first thing the Prime Minister does is call the people who he or she is going to dismiss and invites them into the House of Commons.'

Chris Moyles was the sixth camper to be voted out of this year's series of I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! During Thursday night's episode, David was interviewed. Show hosts Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly, as well as comedian Seann Walsh, selected the radio DJ, 48, in the bottom two of the public vote. Taking a seat for his exit interview, Chris said: 'I just said this morning in the Bush Telegraph, "I've got this now, I'd really like to stay," before adding: 'I'm gutted Matt Hancock is more popular than me!'

As he and Owen Warner's latest lawsuit on Thursday's I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here," Ant McPartlin mocked Chris Moyles' skepticism. As he and the actor continued to struggle to attract actors, the radio host, 48, joined Hollyoaks actor Owen Warner, 23, for the The Savage Sorting Office trial. Ant, 47, quoting Chris' skepticism, replied, "You bring a one-star attitude to proceedings," after the pair had actually bagged just one meal out of six for camp.