Last year I gave away my TV. I don't miss it. £140 for very little.
Ross is an arrogant overpaid lout. I can think of better ways for the BBC to spend £6million (£115,000+ a week).

Jeffers, Maidstone, u

His return to the BBC is as unacceptable as his behaviour. Vulgar egomania is neither a talent nor entertainment.

Alex Nixon, County Durham, U.K.

I'm glad that somebody wants him back on air. My children cannot stand him any more than I can. Thank you for publishing this early warning message.

Steve, Argyll,

Please, please, please do not let Ross back on the radio on Saturday. I have really enjoyed his absence. Erudite, funny and urbane presenters were a refreshing change after this coarse egomaniac. Presenters who take an interest in what their guests have to say? Plus ca change!

Richard, Reading, UK

JR and his unfunny manners mirror what has gone wrong with British society today. Morecombe & Wise, 2 Ronnies, and many others who made us weep with laughter without being foul- mouthed or insulting to others. Our family will not, as usual, with this person and R Brand, be switching on to watch

B J Deller., Marbella, Spain

Joyful news - I can't wait for Jonathan Ross to be reinstated and I have certainly missed him. I only wish the Russell Brand Radio Show would similarly return.

Liz Robbins, Leamington Spa, UK

Previously I really enjoyed his radio show on Saturday mornings. However, having got accustomed to his absence I now find him smug and vulgar and have no wish to ever see or hear from him again.

Ricky, London, UK

Ross overstepped the mark, but he has served his punishment - I'll be glad to have him back on our screen

Matthew Coggins, Reading,

Thank goodness - he's back! Friday nights just haven't been the same without him - nor have Saturday mornings on Radio 2, with the woeful replacements they found. More Ross, I say!

Sarah, London,

Why do supposedly celver people, such as those at the BBC, shoot themselves in the foot by using this this smug, shameless, self-publicist. Now the BBC will be surprised by the public's call for the licence fee to be scrapped or lowered, rather than pay millions each year to Ross and his ilk.

Riley, Kiev, Ukraine

I would be only happy to have my say. He is just a foul-mouth individual and isn't a particularly good interviewer and is very patronizing towards his guests, love him or loath him heaven only alone knows why he has remained popular.

jonathan, coleshill, united kingdom

I hoped we had seen the last of this coarse and unpleasant man but it appears we are to have him thrust back upon us - not by reason of a great talent but purely because of contractual obligations.

Frank, Bury,

If Andrew Sachs can forgive him then so can I! What a lot of fuss about nothing. I'll be glad to watch him next month.

Charlotte Cohen, London,

He's threatened to sue whom? I certainly won't be watching this foul-mouthed egotist any more and I deplore the BBC for not sacking him in the first place. It just shows how low the moral standard of this country has gone to when the likes of this "star" appears unsackable. He can sue me too!

Ian Dickson, Brighton, UK

The BBC is noted for re-habilitating its employees. Before Ross there were others who had fallen from grace and are now back on our TV screens. Time and the viewing/listening figures will tell whether the public accepts him before his lucrative BBC contract expires next year.

Theo, Liverpool,