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Major update in MasterChef saga as embattled BBC forge ahead with new series

Major update in MasterChef saga as embattled BBC forge ahead with new series

The Irish Sun6 hours ago
SCANDAL-hit MasterChef is casting for contestants for a new series.
The BBC show put out an internet plea days after confirming it would
Bosses said the decision came 'after consultation with the contestants'.
Earlier this month, a report revealed more than
The BBC said it had taken the decision 'after consultation with the contestants' but some of the women who came forward with claims against Wallace have slammed the move.
Saturday Kitchen's Matt Tebbutt is
read more on MasterChef
Production firm Banijay posted: 'For over 20 years we have been putting Britain's best food talents through their paces.
'Cooking doesn't get tougher than this.
'Whether you're an amateur cook looking to showcase your home-taught skills or a professional chef wanting to take your career to the next level you can apply for a UK MasterChef series below.'
Hopefuls can apply online at
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Shamed Gregg Wallace says 'I'm no groper, sex pest or flasher,' as tearful star refuses to accept blame for BBC sacking
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MasterChef is casting for contestants for a new series after axing John Torode and Gregg Wallace
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