PIERS MORGAN SAYS LIBERALS HAVE BECOME 'UNBERABLE' Piers Morgan, 54, took aim at Hugh Grant, 58, by mocking his “moral standards” in view of his 6.8 million Twitter followers

yesterday. Piers uploaded Grant’s 1995 mug shot, which was taken after he was arrested for receiving oral sex in a public space from a prostitute in Los Angeles. At the time, the Notting

Hill actor pleaded no contest to charges that he had participated in a “lewd act” and sentenced to a $1,000 fine. In a statement, issued following his arrest, he called his actions “insane”,

adding: “I have hurt people I love and embarrassed people I work with. For both things I am more sorry than I can every possibly say.” Implying Grant shouldn’t be viewed as a “moral

little berk.” Last year, Grant reflected on the incident, which occurred prior to the release of his 1995 film Nine Months, in an interview with PEOPLE, saying: “There were very talented

people who made that film and really brilliant actors. Only one booby who let them down, and that was me. “Not only was I terrible in the film, but I then chose to get arrested in Hollywood

a week before the film came out. “I was just an idiot,” he added. “You know in life what’s a good thing to do and a bad thing to do. I did a bad thing.” Morgan’s tweets came after Hugh Grant

blasted Boris Johnson’s decision to suspend Parliament in September. On a roll, Piers continued tweeting about the contentious subject this morning, telling his followers, and everyone

watching his Twitter feed: “REMINDER: Both Labour and the Conservatives pledged to honour the Brexit referendum result in their manifestos at the subsequent election. Piers Morgan Twitter:

GMB star took aim at Hugh Grant amid backlash to Boris Johnson's decision (Image: ITV • GETTY) Piers Morgan Twitter: The GMB star shared Hugh Grant's mug shot (Image: TWITTER • 

PIERS MORGAN) “So spare me all this Remoaner guff about prorogation ‘destroying democracy’,” he insisted. “Those destroying democracy are those seeking to stop Brexit.” Once again turning

his sharp tongue on celebrities criticising Boris Johnson, 55, and Brexit, he later tweeted: “What this Brexit situation definitely needs though is more woefully ill-informed Remain-voting

celebrities screaming ever more hysterically about stuff they don’t understand because they didn’t get what they wanted in the Referendum.” Yesterday, Grant was among those speaking out

against Johnson’s request to suspend Parliament for five weeks, which was approved by the Queen, 93. He slammed the Prime Minister in view of his 408,000 Twitter followers, saying: “You will

not f**k with my children’s future. “You will not destroy the freedoms my grandfather fought two world wars to defend. RELATED ARTICLES Piers Morgan Twitter: Hugh Grant blasted Boris

Johnson yesterday (Image: TWITTER • HUGH GRANT) “F**k off you over-promoted rubber bath toy,” he added. “Britain is revolted by you and you(sic) little gang of masturbatory prefects.”

Express.co.uk has contacted Johnson asking for comment. The news of Parliament’s suspension has caused a huge backlash, sparking protests across the country and a petition against it, which

has garnered over a million signatures. The government has said the suspension, which will end by October 14, will still allow time for MPs to debate Brexit. John Bercow, 56, House of

Commons Speaker, however, called the decision a “constitutional outrage”. “However it is dressed up, it is blindingly obvious that the purpose of [suspending Parliament] now would be to stop

[MPs] debating Brexit and performing its duty in shaping a course for the country,” he said. Piers Morgan Twitter: Boris Johnson announced a five-week suspension of Parliament (Image:

GETTY) Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, 70, has accused Johnson of trying to “force through a no-deal”. In a video shared by Johnson with his 967,000 Twitter followers, the Prime Minister said:

“We’re not going to wait until October the 31st before getting on with our plans to take this country forward. “This is a new government with a very exciting agenda to make our streets

safer, it’s very important we bring violent crime down,” he continued. “We need to invest in our fantastic NHS, we need to level up education funding across the country. “We need to invest

in the infrastructure that’s going take this country forwards for decades,” he continued. “And we need to deal with the cost of living, moving to a high wage, high productivity economy,

which I think is what this country needs to be,” he said. “To do that, we need new legislation. We’ve got to be bringing forward new and important bills and that’s why we are going to have a

Queen’s speech and we’re going to do it on October 14th,” he concluded.