The Good Morning Britain host voted to Remain in the EU three years ago. But since then he has been vocal a no deal Brexit making him the only panellist on last nights show offering the benefits of Brexit. However, Piers Morgan was forced to stop debating by Fiona Bruce.

Throughout the programme, Ms Bruce was quick to interject Mr Morgan’s points.

The presenter began arguing with SNP’s Drew Hendry over US President Donald Trumps’s comment that the NHS is “on the table”.

Mr Hendry said: “Donald Trump is not the only person to say the NHS is up for grabs.

“The American ambassador said that the NHS is up for grabs as well.

“If anyone thinks that you can trust Donald Trump in a negotiation.

“His whole style is about winning the best deal for him.”

Mr Morgan said: “What’s wrong with that? Why shouldn’t we be putting America first?

“The NHS in Scotland in your tenure, the SNP, is not exactly been dancing off the rooftops, has it?”

Ms Bruce added: “This is in danger of turning into Question Time between you two.

“Riveting as that is, it’s not how I want the show to go.”

At another point, Mr Morgan quizzed Labour minister Anneliese Dodds on Labour’s position on Brexit.

To which, Ms Bruce said: “Piers, it’s called Question Time.

“The reason is because people in the audience want to ask questions.”

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