The Gospel According to Chris Moyles: The Story of a Man and His Mouth

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Previously he has presented The Chris Moyles Show on BBC Radio 1 from 2004 to 2012 and Chris Moyles' Quiz Night from 2009 to 2012 on Channel 4.

Moyles appeared on the ITV show The X Factor: Battle of the Stars and had minor success. He was voted out of the show on 4 June 2006 in the semi-final. [33] Following this appearance, stories in the New Statesman and The Sun both reported that Moyles was looking to relaunch his television career; rumours suggested that he had been offered his own show by ITV. Moyles has spoken of a desire to transfer the format of his radio show to the TV, but otherwise has thus far stayed clear of a conventional TV format. Look,” he says, “you get chastised for saying, ‘I’m too selfish to have kids,’ because people think it’s a cop-out. But the reality is, with all my friends that have kids, I don’t see them much any more, because they don’t have a minute left in the day. They’re permanently tired, it is a full-time job looking after children, and they are also trying to keep down a real full-time job, as well as everything else that everybody has to do, and I genuinely don’t know how they do it. Because I’m so used to my life. I’m like, ‘How would I cope?’”Brook, Stephen (3 November 2006). "Mail on Sunday writer wins gay journalism award | MediaGuardian". The Guardian. London . Retrieved 1 January 2012. Chris then praised Little Britain, saying that it was great, and everyone got the joke: “We all got the joke, I look at Little Britain now and I still get the joke, I still see the intended purpose of it was to make me laugh, and I get it, and it was brilliantly done,” he said.

I can't stand this bloke. I don't know what it is. My hatred isn't based upon being a regular listener, forced to hear his crap blearing out the speakers in some shared office environment or personal experience or seeing him speak at length on the TV, because more than often, as soon as he appears, the channel is swiftly changed. It's just that what I have seen and heard before having the chance to prize the remote out of my girlfriend's hands is that he looks like someone who deserves a good slap. Ideal for the radio then. My assumption was always that he was an overweight, scruffy, overpaid, ego-maniacal, misogynist. At least, alter reading this, I know I was right. Chris Moyles and Comedy Dave attempt world record radio broadcast". SWNS. Archived from the original on 18 March 2011 . Retrieved 16 March 2011. The other time I get short shrift is when I ask him about his current love situation. He has a girlfriend, he confirms, but she doesn’t live with him (she doesn’t live in London) and she isn’t “in the business”. So it’s not actor Aiobhinn McGinnity then, as the tabloids seemed to think. He seems happy enough with his domestic set-up and doesn’t really want it to get more serious or traditional. He went on record ages ago saying that he’d rather have an iPod than a child; today, he says, “maybe an iPhone 7”. a b Hanks, Robert (12 May 2007). "Chris Moyles". The Independent. London . Retrieved 4 September 2007. [ dead link]

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Moyles as Herod in Jesus Christ Superstar in 2012, with Tim Minchin, Ben Forster and and Melanie C. Photograph: Dave J Hogan/Getty Images Church’s comments come in the second episode of Burke’s new two-part documentary on ageing, in which she considers whether sexual maturity is the point at which people become adults. During the programmes Burke talks to showbiz friends Jennifer Saunders and Bill Bailey, as well as meeting a dominatrix in her 70s who took up the job in her 60s, when working as a chef became too physically demanding.

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In 2007 the rugby league team Featherstone Rovers named their ground after him. Historically known as Post Office Road, it was renamed via a sponsorship deal as the Chris Moyles Stadium. [82] [83] On 7 July 2007 Moyles appeared as a presenter at the UK leg of Live Earth in Wembley Stadium in London.