Wallace's latest statement follows a BBC News report that detailed allegations of inappropriate sexual comments made by 13 people who worked with him

The BBC is pushing on with MasterChef production despite the ream of Gregg Wallace allegations that emerged yesterday, as a conversation is kickstarted around “open secrets” in TV. Wallace, a fixture on BBC TV screens for decades,

The TV star is facing a string of allegations of ‘inappropriate’ behaviour - including ‘talking openly about his sex life’ and telling a junior female colleague he was ‘not wearing any boxer shorts’

Accusations that the TV presenter made inappropriate sexual comments to co-workers over a 17-year period have come from 13 different people.

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

John Torode’s rare comments about Gregg Wallace are being dredged up in the wake of the allegations against his co-host. Speaking about the allegations, Wallace shared a video stating: “I can see the complaints coming from a handful of middle-class women of a certain age,

MasterChef's Gregg Wallace is accused of making inappropriate sexual remarks and jokes by 13 people over a 17 year period. He has strongly denied the allegations

Gregg Wallace has broken his silence with a social media post, two days after allegations that he made a number of inappropriate sexual comments began to emerge. Taking to Instagram, the Masterchef presenter shared a story of a gingerbread man,