The programme has averaged 582,000 viewers in the year to date – a 15.7% share. In the same period last year, it stood at 546,000, a 14.9% share. Piers said: “I’m hopeful we get a bigger audience generally.... You’re up against the BBC who have a great brand name, and have done very well in the ratings in the morning for a long time, and ITV has lagged behind... I’m not coming here to go down in the ratings. That would be disappointing.”
BBC Breakfast, which has yet to announce a long-term replacement for Bill Turnbull, averages around 1.5m viewers.
Piers has already taken a pop at one other breakfast host, Eammon Holmes, who's Sunrise show on Sky News hovers around 200,000 viewers - surely a contest already won, Mr Morgan?
Game on @EamonnHolmes...
@GMB v @SkyNews Sunrise.
@Arsenal v @ManUtd.
Republic of Ireland v Northern Ireland.
— Piers Morgan (@piersmorgan) October 13, 2015
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