A BBC News investigation revealed a string of allegations of inappropriate sexual comments and inappropriate behaviour against the MasterChef presenter.

Gregg Wallace says sexual comments allegations against him come from 'middle-class women of a certain age' - The former Masterchef presenter stepped back from the BBC cooking show after claims he made

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.

The BBC was warned of alleged inappropriate behaviour by Gregg Wallace years before he stepped back from hosting MasterChef this week, according to reports. In an email seen by The Times, broadcaster Aasmah Mir complained to the corporation about comments made by Wallace after she had appeared on Celebrity Masterchef.

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

It comes after BBC News sent a letter outlining allegations by 13 people, including Kirsty Wark, that Wallace made inappropriate sexual comments.

Television host Gregg Wallace is to step down as the presenter of the U.K. version of “MasterChef” while allegations of historical misconduct are investigated. The show airs on public broadcaster BBC.

MasterChef's Gregg Wallace has spoken for the first time after stepping away amid an investigation into historic misconduct allegations.

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,