O'Grady: I'd quit over phone scandal  Talk show host Paul
O'Grady has spoken out against television presenters caught up
in the recent run of phone quiz scandals, saying he would
"probably leave" if he was implicated in any such deception.
O'Grady, who hosts a Channel 4 daytime chatshow, told the Sun
today the presenters involved should take the blame and the
honourable thing would be to quit.  "I think it's good this
stuff has been exposed. If it wasn't for the viewers then we
wouldn't be here and if they're being ripped off then it needs
to stop," O'Grady added.  "If it was my show, I'd probably
leave. If you were running a pub and your name was over the door
and someone was selling drugs in there, then you'd be liable."
O'Grady said his show, The Paul O'Grady Show, was bringing back
the Organ Game phone-in competition in response to viewer
feedback - but the profits would go to charity.  His Channel 4
stablemates Richard Madeley and Judy Finnegan and ITV rivals
Anthony McPartlin and Declan Donnelly are a