TV Burp may continue without Harry Hill

The comedian quit the show earlier this year - complaining that the ITV1 programme had left him feeling "suicidal" - but producers Avalon are keen for it to continue and are now looking for a replacement.

Funnymen Lee Mack, Al 'Pub Landlord' Murray and Russell Kane have all been touted as successors to Harry, who quit Avalon and turned down a ?1 million pay rise to stay.

A source told the Daily Mirror newspaper: "They're desperate to keep the show on air as it earns them a fortune from ITV, but the debacle surrounding Harry has left everyone bruised."

However, Harry recently admitted he won't rule out another series of 'Harry Hill's TV Burp', which is a comic review of the previous week's TV highlights.

When asked if he would quit in 2012, Harry said: "I think it's likely. I've been doing it for 10 years and I've done more than 100 shows. I'll certainly be taking a year off doing it and I'll see how it goes. But it's not like I'm saying I'll never do it again.

"It takes up six months of my year and that doesn't give me enough time to pursue anything else."

Prince Harry and Chelsy Davy party the night away at The Brompton Club in Chelsea

Most people avoid their exes like the plague.

But Prince Harry and Chelsy Davy attended the same venue last night, both soldiering on until 2.30am.

Club-goers said the couple greeted each other warmly inside The Brompton Club, situated in the exclusive area of Chelsea, London.

Sources said the prince and his ex, 26, chatted without any obvious awkwardness, although it is unlikely that his recent liaison with a tattooed cocktail waitress would have been a topic of conversation.

Socialites: Prince Harry and ex-girlfriend Chelsy Davy attended the same venue last night, partying until 2.30am at The Brompton Club

The pair were joined by an odd mish-mash of guests, including Dizzee Rascal, David Haye and Louis Walsh - hardly known for his wild ways.

Harry, 27, opted for a smart-casual look, choosing to wear a suit and black shoes, but ditching the tie and leaving his top button undone.

Former flame Chelsy, 26, wore a a festive red berry mini dress, teaming the frock with black heels and a winter coat jazzed up with a purple lining.

Greeted with a hug: Harry embraces Chelsy prior to hitting the club, at The Henry Van Straubenzee Memorial carol concert at St Luke?s Church, Chelsea

No bad blood: Chelsy looked happy to see Harry and shot him a beaming smile, before he chatted to his sister-in-law's mother Carole Middleton

Eyes meeting across the room: Harry seems to find his ex-girlfriends' gaze despite several people sandwiched between them

Earlier in the afternoon, they came into contact at The Henry Van Straubenzee Memorial carol concert at St Luke's Church, also in Chelsea.

The pair were seen greeting each other with a friendly hug as they attended the event of which Harry is a patron for the charity.

They were also joined by Kate and Pippa's mother Carole Middleton.

The couple appear to have had a complex history, with their turbulent relationship causing them to split four times between 2004 and 2009.

Earlier this year, there was speculation they would rekindle their romance once more, however Harry publicly stated he was '100 per cent single'.

Then at his brother's wedding to Kate Middleton in April, rumours circulated that Harry was more interested in flirting with maid of honour Pippa than watching Prince William take his vows.

Strange guestlist: Louis Walsh attended, alongside David Haye and Dizzee Rascal

Harry has just returned from the US, where he underwent two months of intense military training in California and Arizona.

A rep for Naval Air Facility El Centro in El Centro, said: 'Captain Wales has completed his training in the United States and has returned to the UK.'

Going home alone: Chelsy didn't seem to be in the mood to continue the party and caught a taxi solo

Time for bed: Chelsy avoided posing for photographs as she headed home

Caroline Flack slams Harry Styles fans for sending her death threats

Caroline Flack has hit out at One Direction fans sending her death threats on Twitter following rumours she is now dating 17-year-old Harry Styles.

The Xtra Factor host was forced to post a public message, telling the haters to stop sending her nasty tweets while insisting she is just close friends with the singer.

She wrote: 'Hi one direction fans! To clarify. I'm close friends with harry.. He's one of the nicest people I know… I don't deserve death threats :) x.'

The pair have been romantically linked since they were rumoured to have shared a passionate kiss at an X Factor party last month.

After One Direction performed on the X Factor results show last weekend, the pair both ended up being ribbed by Olly Murs, Louis Walsh and Harry's band member Louis Tomlinson on spin-off show The Xtra Factor while they were both left awkwardly shuffling in their seats.

They were also apparently spotted enjoying a romantic date on Tuesday night at a restaurant in St Martin's Lane hotel before being whisked away in a taxi waiting outside for them.

But despite not coming forward to declare they are seeing each other, the duo seem to have embraced the rumours surrounding their private lives.

Cheeky Harry, who is 15 years Flack's junior, posted a picture on Twitter of holding a message that only serves to add to the speculation.

It read: 'To Flackster! Never too old... Lets make it happen!! Lots of Love Harry S.'

If they are a couple-in-hiding, it's likely they will now get heaps of backing as since Caroline posted the tweet hitting out at those that sent her death threats, she has been inundated with messages of support.

One user wrote: 'Whose giving @carolineflack1 death threats….. People are so stupid, she's lovely. Harry can see whoever he likes. Let tem be happy.'

Daniel Radcliffe initially turned down 'Harry Potter' audition

Daniel Radcliffe has revealed that he almost didn't play Harry Potter in the long-running series of films.

The actor said that his parents initially turned down the offer to act as the boy wizard in the film adaptations of JK Rowling's novels, due to the length of time he'd be away from home.

The original contract meant that the youngster would have to make six films in Los Angeles. His parents eventually accepted the part after the number of movies were reduced and filming relocated to Britain.

Radcliffe told The Hollywood Reporter that director Chris Columbus first approached him after seeing his performance in David Copperfield.

"Chris Columbus had seen David Copperfield and said, 'I want to audition this boy'," he explained. "They went to my parents, and, at the time, the deal was to sign on for, I think, six films, all to be done in LA, and my mum and dad simply said, 'That's too much disruption to his life. That's not gonna happen'.

"I didn't know any of that had gone on. And then, maybe three, four months down the line, the deal had changed, and it was going be to shoot two films, and they'd both be done in England, and so they said, 'OK, we'll let him audition.' And then it all went from there, really."

Radcliffe added that there were aspects of becoming a celebrity that he has not enjoyed since starring in the Harry Potter films.

"There are, obviously, upsides to it, but I'd say that the upsides, for me, are the upsides that come from my job rather than from the celebrity aspect," he explained.

"I mean, celebrity is horrible - that's the truth, is that it's a ghastly, vile thing."