by making a romantic comedy with James Blunt on the soundtrack.

Not too sure about the accuracy of the Guardian article.

Wasn’t the whole point that the broadcast couldn’t confirm that Michael Heseltine was dead?

Probably the best comic of the nineties, but he hasn't done anything to match Brass Eye since. His shock humour became too predictable, self-conscious and lacking the relentless brilliance of his previous offerings. As Adam and Joe lampooned in their brilliant parody of Jam.

The Daily Mail gave Chris Morris's last two shows pick of the day.

he has the balls to address this subject, which is more than can be said for his "edgy" and "dangerous" peers.