Live TV!: Telly Brats and Topless Darts - The Uncut Story of Tabloid TV

by Chris Horrie

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When Kelvin MacKenzie, left the editorship of The Sun to set up Live TV for the Mirror Group the stage was set for an explosive clash of egos. For in the other corner stood Janet Street Porter, the self-obsessed queen of trendy television.

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When Kelvin MacKenzie, left the editorship of The Sun to set up Live TV for the Mirror Group the stage was set for an explosive clash of egos. For in the other corner stood Janet Street Porter, the self-obsessed queen of trendy television.

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