Rupa Huq, a member of the Commons Culture Committee and Labour MP, said airing the programme on BBC One tonight could be 'triggering' for some of the women who have made allegations

The BBC is under increasing pressure to pull the current series of MasterChef off air amid allegations of sexually inappropriate behaviour against Gregg Wallace.

MasterChef judges Marcus Wareing and Monica Galetti have previously shared their thoughts on working with co-star Gregg Wallace who is currently under investigation by the BBC.

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

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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,