It's the correct word," Brand remarked.
The author Anna May Mangan, who was also a guest on This Morning, branded Hopkins' remarks "snort-worthy", adding: "I can't believe that you're such an insufferable snob".
Livingstone said Corbyn, who has branded his remarks "inappropriate", had been told by unelected party officials that he had been suspended.
Last night the gay rights group Stonewall branded the remarks as "homophobic" and called on Mr Howard to disassociate himself from them.
He branded the remarks of Mr McDonnell - who is the chairman of the Labour party's Irish Society, and who recently invited the convicted IRA gunrunner Martin Ferris to address a meeting at Westminster - as worse than anything the suspended Labour MP George Galloway had said about Iraq.
One MLA, John Dallat, then wrote to the Phoenix Gas chairman insisting it was Mr Dixon who was out of order and branding his remarks "outrageous".
His comments were utterly inappropriate and unacceptable.' But Labour branded the remark 'absolutely disgraceful' and suggested the Tories should donate the proceeds of last week's event to the Holocaust Memorial Day Trust.
When he hosted the MTV Video Music Awards in September, Mr. Brand made mean remarks about the clean-cut band the Jonas Brothers, speculated about Bristol Palin's boyfriend's future sex life and referred to President Bush as a "retarded cowboy," which did not go down well with everyone.
Brands calls such remarks "strikingly socialistic".
Mr Cameron's warning comes after he last year branded Mr Trump's remarks as "divisive, stupid and wrong".
"It's O.K. to tweet for a brand," he said, remarking how common it is for companies to have Twitter accounts, "but not O.K. for a celebrity.
