The Gregg Wallace saga has reached the highest echelons of UK government. A Downing Street spokesperson just told the BBC that Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy has held talks with BBC bosses in the wake of a BBC News investigation into Wallace’s behavior.

Sean Lock’s harsh criticism of Gregg Wallace resurfaces amid allegations - The clip has been widely shared online following the announcement that Wallace, 60, is stepping back from MasterChef

On the US side of the 2024 TV schedule, the world of the Gordon Ramsey reality competitions has seen a big format change on MasterChef signifying that the long-running institution is evolving. On a more unfortunate note,

A Downing Street spokesperson has weighed in on “MasterChef” U.K. host Gregg Wallace’s response to misconduct allegations against him, calling it “inappropriate and misogynistic.” According to BBC News,

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Former Newsnight host Kirsty Wark is among those who have accused BBC MasterChef star Gregg Wallace of inappropriate remarks. BBC News reports 13 people have made claims against the TV chef, 60, as a misconduct investigation continues.

Gregg Wallace steps away from BBC's MasterChef as Kirsty Wark accuses him of telling 'sexualised jokes' - Wallace, 60, is ‘committed to fully cooperating throughout the process’, the show's production