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at the end of the show. The opening show received poor viewing figures attracting just 6% of total audience for the timeslot. It was continued for a second series between 26 February and 11 April 2010, a third series following between 1 November and 22 December 2010 and fourth between 15 July and 2 September 2011. After 5 series, the show was shelved.
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during an on-air feature which her children had interrupted. "You've got three kids from some fuckin'..." he blurted out, before apologising profusely for his mistake. The BBC issued six apologies, adding that such mistakes could occur during live broadcasts such as Moyles' show. The BBC was later
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based on sexual orientation" and whilst acknowledging the intention was to be humorous in their opinion it could have been perceived as "hostile" and "pejorative". The media regulator also said in their view that because of the show's breakfast time slot that attracts a young audience it "had the
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was "vile" and "a little boy with a silly hat" and that N-Dubz were "losers". Dappy secretly copied her phone number from the studio console and sent abusive and threatening text messages to the woman the following day including one telling her she was "gonna die!". Moyles said of the resulting
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scheme and requested a court order to prevent the press from reporting it, because he claimed it would infringe his human rights. In
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by saying "I don't want that one, it's gay", live on air. This led to a number of complaints to the BBC. They argued that the use of the word "gay" in this context was homophobic. The BBC governors said that Moyles was simply "keeping up with developments in
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song "Stan" that was No. 1 in the charts at the time, with a seasonal
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potential to encourage children to discriminate against others" based on their actual or perceived sexual orientation and "ran the risk of being imitated on the playground" causing "unnecessary distress".
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to take the position of the capital's most listened to youth breakfast show. Moyles' audience ratings continued to increase each week and led to him winning a gold
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single "Love in this Club". One of his recent parodies, "No Hair" – sung by "follicly-challenged" newscaster Dominic Byrne – is a cover of
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show, often spoofing clichéd radio practices. Many of his show's features are homages to or exaggerations of other radio features.
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criticism: "I feel let down by him, I've supported them and said, 'Do you know what, N-Dubz aren't just a bunch of dippy
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182:. Moyles worked at various radio stations, including
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912:in November 2011. Moyles appeared on the quiz show
3678:"Chris Moyles faces reprimand over Auschwitz joke"
3676:
2106:"Radio 1's 'saviour' kicks off in combative mood"
1196:" (itself a spoof rap song) and proceeds went to
888:where he explored his Irish ancestry. He visited
874:. In July 2009, he featured in an episode of the
766:Moyles played himself in an episode of the drama
51:Moyles at a live karaoke event, 11 September 2009
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3869:"Rugby fans baffled as ground is named after DJ"
3301:. DigitalSpy.co.uk. 13 June 2006. Archived from
2314:"Chris Moyles signs Radio 1 contract until 2014"
2068:
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1294:in only 5 games. In November 2007, he used
218:After WBHS, Moyles moved to local radio station
3474:"BBC accused of homophobia over Moyles' remark"
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3009:"Twitter / Chris Moyles: Morning BIG day for m"
1557:-in-waiting". Moyles retorted that Peel was a "
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3426:"Chris Moyles launches on-air tirade over pay"
1672:, and was subsequently quoted out of context.
1526:Moyles has been censured several times by the
1475:was credited with the debut of the unofficial
3838:"England Star Rooney Backs Yorkshire Schools"
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2827:"Stewart Lee's Comedy Vehicle – E1P1 *in HD*"
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1231:fans an unofficial anthem with "Donny" after
935:in an effort to raise money for the charity.
660:Moyles has presented a number of episodes of
633:Moyles voiced the fourth and final series of
26:"Moyles" redirects here. For other uses, see
4078:The X Factor (British TV series) contestants
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293:Moyles was voted one of the Faces for 97 by
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3352:"TV stars: why we crossed BBC picket line"
3132:"October 2002 Personalities: Chris Moyles"
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1396:, and "Lunch in this Pub", originally the
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1075:about living persons that is unsourced or
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471:during a campaign to promote life in Leeds
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3615:, 23 March 2009. Retrieved 25 March 2009.
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2500:"The BT Red Nose Climb – Red Nose Day 09"
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1146:Learn how and when to remove this message
975:was released in paperback on 1 May 2008.
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2769:I'm A Celebrity... (31 October 2022).
1788:In 2012 Chris Moyles was involved in a
1648:Those defending Moyles have noted that
1352:'s "Bow Wow Wow" and a re-write of the
1227:fans) said they had accidentally given
965:Chris Moyles: The Difficult Second Book
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672:journalist Rob Leigh once said of his
609:, before the programme was cancelled.
285:, Moyles joined Radio 1 in July 1997.
269:In 1996, Moyles joined London station
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3701:"BBC 'regrets' Moyles Auschwitz joke"
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3602:"Broadcast Bulletin Issue number 130"
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2341:"Chris Moyles signs £1m BBC contract"
2185:"Moyles: 'We're just having a laugh'"
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941:I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!
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3154:"DJ in trouble over singer comments"
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2800:Ghazali, Rahmah (25 November 2022).
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2052:The Gospel According to Chris Moyles
2019:"Moyles is highest paid DJ on radio"
1885:The Gospel According to Chris Moyles
1503:with his girlfriend Tiffany Austin.
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864:to promote the BT Red Nose climb of
476:BT Red Nose Climb and Speaking Clock
213:Mount St Mary's Catholic High School
90:Mount St Mary's Catholic High School
3374:"BBC stars 'are not paid too much'"
3247:"DJs criticised for drink comments"
2884:Hemley, Matthew (4 December 2012).
2849:"Jesus Christ Superstar Arena Tour"
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2294:Laughlin, Andrew (23 March 2011).
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1344:Although of 2008, UK's chart no.1
1158:In December 2000, he parodied the
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3524:"BBC backs gay Bully of the Year"
3451:"BBC Slammed Over 'Gay' Comments"
3400:"Moyles sets breakfast DJ record"
3325:"Ofcom Broadcast Bulletin No. 62"
3031:"Chris Moyles Parody Island Game"
2724:CastRoller – Best of Chris Moyles
2674:Houghton, Matthew (5 June 2006).
2183:Pryor, Fiona (7 September 2009).
2132:"DJ Moyles' radio audience grows"
1763:On 12 January 2010, hip-hop trio
1528:Broadcasting Standards Commission
1194:Guns Don't Kill People Rappers Do
910:Children in Need Rocks Manchester
837:. He has appeared on Channel 4's
732:The X Factor: Battle of the Stars
443:(previously XFM) hosting the new
3978:The Chris Moyles Show on Radio X
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3844:. 4 January 2007. Archived from
3726:Swash, Rosie (15 January 2010).
3625:Hardie, Beth (21 January 2009).
3526:. PinkNews.co.uk. Archived from
3273:"Moyles apologises for outburst"
3056:Bull, Millie (2 November 2022).
2959:Brockes, Emma (5 January 2004).
2596:Plunkett, John (23 March 2009).
2079:"Chris Moyles: Radio 1 saviour?"
1906:Moyles, Chris (4 October 2007).
1883:Moyles, Chris (5 October 2006).
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3175:Kelly, Emma (11 March 2021).
3075:Jones, Craig (1 March 2022).
2279:. UKFundraing. Archived from
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840:Big Brother: Celebrity Hijack
649:. He has also worked for the
137:Tiffany Austin (2015–present)
4043:Mass media people from Leeds
3350:Deans, Jason (23 May 2005).
3011:. Twitter. 22 September 2009
2449:"Chris Moyles joins Radio X"
1483:a parody of his hit single "
1288:claw back a 15-point deficit
1262:was written on team manager
1203:Moyles has parodied several
1166:In October 2004, Moyles and
1053:biography of a living person
982:Stewart Lee's Comedy Vehicle
751:Moyles regularly appears on
721:Other television appearances
229:In 1993, he gained a job at
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3225:"I'm no sexist lardy-mouth"
2932:Lusher, Tim (7 June 2006).
2573:Leigh, Rob (10 July 2008).
2544:. Retrieved 28 January 2006
1432:The Paul Daniels Magic Show
1080:must be removed immediately
971:, was officially released.
273:, hosting his weekend show
231:the Pulse of West Yorkshire
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2663:. London. 24 October 2011.
2643:"Chris Moyles' Quiz Night"
1817:The Difficult Second Album
1683:and then went on to sing "
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2559:27 September 2006 at the
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1840:newspaper and readers of
1732:Who Do You Think You Are?
1724:Who Do You Think You Are?
1715:Who Do You Think You Are?
1666:The Difficult Second Book
1609:Accusations of homophobia
1506:Moyles is a supporter of
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973:The Difficult Second Book
881:Who Do You Think You Are?
817:The New Paul O'Grady Show
793:The Charlotte Church Show
488:. Also on the climb were
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3877:. London. Archived from
3646:"Fry explores his roots"
3428:. BBC. 22 September 2010
2989:. BBC. 28 September 2009
2542:Chris Moyles at the IMDB
1691:" in a high pitched and
1319:I Wanna Have Your Babies
908:". He also co-presented
871:Chris Moyles' Quiz Night
805:The Friday Night Project
787:Never Mind The Buzzcocks
696:Chris Moyles' Quiz Night
367:With the release of the
338:, switching places with
209:West Riding of Yorkshire
175:Chris Moyles' Quiz Night
162:Previously he presented
147:Christopher David Moyles
134:Sophie Waite (2002–2010)
61:Christopher David Moyles
4088:Capital (radio network)
3118:Manchester Evening News
2062:Simon Garfield's Novel
2050:Moyles's autobiography
1829:Moyles has won several
1675:Moyles was censured by
1180:" at number one in the
979:, on his own programme
952:Moyles' autobiography,
725:Moyles appeared on the
674:Big Brother's Big Mouth
663:Big Brother's Big Mouth
362:best entertainment show
28:Moyles (disambiguation)
4083:BBC Radio 1 presenters
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3903:Listen to this article
3227:. London: Times Online
2806:Edinburgh Evening News
2554:Chris Moyles biography
2238:. SWNS. Archived from
2064:The Nation's Favourite
2023:Yorkshire Evening Post
1820:(2012) UK Chart No. 13
1812:(2009) UK Chart No. 17
1613:Moyles was accused of
1067:Please help by adding
1027:numerous controversies
1011:Jesus Christ Superstar
1003:Jesus Christ Superstar
914:The Million Pound Drop
602:Live with Chris Moyles
472:
451:. Chris Moyles stated
323:Radio 1 Breakfast Show
248:Chiltern Radio Network
172:from 2004 to 2012 and
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3842:Rugby Football League
3607:26 March 2009 at the
2264:. BBC. 16 March 2011.
1726:shows I didn't go to
1473:The Chris Moyles Show
1169:The Chris Moyles Show
834:Comedy Map of Britain
615:The Chris Moyles Show
591:Television presenting
466:
424:The Chris Moyles Show
385:The Chris Moyles Show
335:The Chris Moyles Show
224:Saturday Evening Show
199:Early life and career
178:from 2009 to 2012 on
165:The Chris Moyles Show
152:The Chris Moyles Show
21:The Chris Moyles Show
3954:More spoken articles
2748:BBC Children in Need
2007:. 14 September 2012.
1190:Goldie Lookin' Chain
1073:Contentious material
997:in an arena tour of
703:On 24 October 2011,
376:gap between him and
3881:on 26 November 2010
3790:www.telegraph.co.uk
3767:Little dodgy, maybe
3683:The Daily Telegraph
3305:on 15 November 2006
2729:8 July 2011 at the
1855:Featherstone Rovers
1581:over the incident.
1374:Gettin Jiggy Wit It
1315:Natasha Bedingfield
1248:2006 FIFA World Cup
999:Andrew Lloyd Webber
960:on 5 October 2006.
923:Moyles appeared on
878:documentary series
831:documentary series
607:Christian O'Connell
431:would replace him.
241:– again presenting
203:Moyles was born in
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3792:. 20 November 2012
3530:on 10 October 2008
3406:. 7 September 2009
3279:. 21 February 2006
3253:. 5 September 2008
2873:. 5 December 2012.
2750:. 17 November 2022
2429:. 7 September 2015
2164:. 6 September 2007
1825:Awards and honours
1708:Auschwitz comments
1495:Moyles resides in
1266:'s departure from
1051:This section of a
933:Morecambe and Wise
811:Richard & Judy
473:
459:Work outside radio
190:. Moyles moved to
4068:British parodists
4053:English radio DJs
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4012:Succeeded by
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3707:. 21 January 2009
2283:on 21 March 2011.
2138:. 27 October 2005
2029:on 7 January 2009
1921:978-0-09-192242-9
1898:978-0-09-191417-2
1831:Sony Radio Awards
1769:Chris Moyles Show
1744:Natasha Kaplinsky
1508:Leeds United F.C.
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1056:needs additional
929:Bring Me Sunshine
866:Mount Kilimanjaro
775:Supermarket Sweep
679:The Big Breakfast
578:War of the Worlds
482:Mount Kilimanjaro
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