Gregg Wallace has claimed that allegations of sexually inappropriate conduct made against him have been made by a “handful of middle class women of a certain age”. Wallace, 60, has been accused by multiple women of sexually inappropriate conduct,

The former Masterchef presenter stepped back from the BBC cooking show after claims he made sexual comments to staff and celebrity guests

The BBC is facing a mutiny from its own staff after it emerged that bosses knew of allegations against Gregg Wallace as far back as 2012.

Gregg Wallace, who stepped aside from presenting MasterChef last week following allegations of misconduct, has issued a new statement on Instagram.

The BBC is facing fresh questions over its handling of allegations against Gregg Wallace, after emails emerged showing it was warned about him in 2017. According to the Sunday Times, the broadcaster Aasmah Mir complained about inappropriate comments Wallace had allegedly made during filming of Celebrity MasterChef.

BBC News revealed allegations of inappropriate sexual comments and behaviour against the MasterChef presenter, with the complainants a range of ages.

MasterChef' star Gregg Wallace has hit out at the misconduct allegations that have forced him to step away from the show and has suggested they have come from "middle-class women of a certain age".

The BBC was warned of Gregg Wallace allegedly making lewd comments and asking for the personal phone numbers of female production staff in 2022, it has been claimed. Director and producer Dawn Elrick said she sent a letter to the corporation with a number of anonymous accounts from people who alleged they “have experienced sexism within the TV industry”.