Russell Brand It's safe to say we're officially sick of Sachsgate here in the Shed.

But it seems that the stars are keen to pipe up about Russell Brand and Jonathan Ross' calls to Andrew Sachs.

So, over to the celebs...

Andrew Lloyd Webber kicked off the debate when he introduced Simon Cowell to the stage at the National Television Awards last night.

Presenting Si with the special recognition award Andy said:  "It's been a difficult night for all of TV and broadcasting. We might as well address the issue because what we're looking for now is a man with integrity, and enough moral fibre to bring us through."

He then jokingly added that that man was him. Boom, boom.

Most popular entertainment programme winner Paul O'Grady also weighed in, joking: "JDavina McCallonathan Ross can stick this award where the sun don't shine."

And The X Factor's Louis Walsh was next to fuel the fire, telling Sky Showbiz: "Russell had it coming. It was rude, crude and he'd been getting away with it for too long. I'm glad he was caught out in the end."

He added: "Jonathan will keep his job and the BBC needs him. He'll stay and carry on being pompous."

Miaow, Louis.

Meanwhile, Davina McCall told Sky News: "It's just two boys being quite silly. They're comedians. We know exactly what type of comedy they do and I don't think they should be nationally vilified."

And in a slightly Jonathan Ross more controversial statement, Noel Gallagher told BBC Radio Ulster's Across The Line:

"Personally, I'm outraged that, yet again, the joyless f*****s who write the columns in the Daily Mail, The Telegraph or The Observer have dictated the tone and are telling people how to behave.

"I've seen the Daily Mail, they said that Russell should be arrested and charged. Arrested for what? For taking the p**s? It's so typical of the English in general."

Phew...

Any more for any more, you chatty showbiz folk? Speak now or - please - forever hold your peace.