Piers Morgan could face another warning or an investigation after more complaints were made to Ofcom. The controversial Good Morning Britain host was already subject of a warning to ITV by the broadcasting watchdog.
Now, the watchdog has been inundated with complaints again about Piers' interview with social care minister Helen Whately on Wednesday (April 15).
The former journalist pressed the government minister over the exact number of frontline deaths from COVID-19. But Ms Whatley admitted she didn't know how many healthcare workers have died from coronavirus.
Piers continually interrupted her as she failed to directly answer his questions before accusing her of laughing. However, 643 complaints have been made to Ofcom over the segment.