Chris Moyles Show Transphobic Feature Claim Fact-Checked

The revamped XFM, featuring the likes of Chris Moyles – and wall-to-wall Supergrass and Kasabian – is aimed squarely at the lads.

Moyles seemed astonished that a live news programme would have such documents, suggesting that hosting the show must be a "doddle" when you are told "the questions to be used in the interview and what the answers are going to be". I had listened to the first half-hour of today's show, to see how Moyles would come back from that extraordinary first half-hour yesterday – an uncomfortable listen, and one that would make the headlines for rather different reasons than we usually associate with the controversial self-styled Saviour of Radio 1.

Chris Moyles did not give evidence but did submit a witness statement.

The feature consisted of Moyles playing a song from his personal CD collection, and three members of the team (usually Dave, Aled and Rachel) would "Buzz Off" when they wanted the song turning off. Audience participation consisted of a fourth vote, with the vote being "Buzz Off" if less than ...

In some of these films, his voice was only used for the UK version. Moyles has branched out his work into television. In 2002, his own Channel 5 show, Live with Chris Moyles, ran five shows a week for 13 weeks. Moyles was replaced by Christian O'Connell, before the programme was cancelled. He and sidekick Dave Vitty had ...

Chris Moyles is officially King of pranks. The Radio X DJ hung around backstage at the studio to play a prank on his co-presenter Vernon Kay. During live radio, the 41-year-old – who last week was booed on stage during the Radio X roadshow ...

There was the aforementioned crack at vlogging, with Moyles documenting his adventures in Hollywood and Norwich, interviewing the likes of Peter Andre and dissecting S Club 7 performances: “Oh, my failed YouTube attempt, as it got dubbed.” There was also controversy with Moyles publicly outed as being part of a tax avoidance scheme. “I didn’t break the law, and I paid it anyway,” he states. For a man who’s never been shy of the sound of his own voice, Moyles’ return to radio is exactly where you imagine he wants to be, especially seeing as various attempts at a television career have never taken off (see box left).

A video clip featuring radio presenter Chris Moyles making sexual remarks about Charlotte Church when she was just 15 years old has spread rapidly across social media, with viewers demanding the BBC investigate the incident

The BBC has been urged to launch an investigation after historical footage re-emerged showing Chris Moyles being challenged five years after making an inappropriate sexual remark to Charlotte Church when she was just 15 years old.