1) Piers Morgan - always found him appalling, but was indifferent to his existence. Now when channel hopping you go 'Farage, Kyle, Morgan, Feltz' sometimes, it really is unpleasant. Now PM is harder to avoid his repulsiveness is starting to stick in the craw - he just rakes up toxic sh*te whether it's Megan and Harry, has AI gone woke bias or interviewing serial killers, Trump, Ronaldo or other interesting people he seems to get on with, always squalid tittle tattle playing on grubby fears and insecurities, an absolute a*se-wipe of a human being, I'm not being original here, it's just only recently have I become aware of the full extent of his vileness.

2) Celebrity quiz shows - apart perhaps from Pointless, but the Chase loses all credibility when Stacey Solomon win £60k for handicapped children, old celeb Bullseyes are OK, and Family Fortunes, Celebrity Squares cleverly incorporated the celebrity angle, but I'll press the 'next' button on the remote as a reflex action if I see a celeb quiz (no real competitive jeopardy you see), almost as quick on the button if I see the name of Piers Morgan. Celebrity Mastermind is one of the most irritating programs on TV, Blue Peter presenters answering questions on the history of the Spice Girls, shocking.

I have several new pet hates and they're all James Corden. f***ing t***.

Red and Blue Army!

When pundits (especially Clinton Morrison) say "listen" or "look" before they make their point.

When people say "literally" in every sentance without knowing what the word means!

Clinton's funny and looks good in his lovely attire. I find the others more contrived.

Red and Blue Army!

Yes, many (in fact, most) adverts on LBC literally (I mean it!) cause me to turn off the radio, and one of them is the cruise advert, claiming that "you can literally touch the view." Ugh!

What adverts are these that you are talking about