Gregg Wallace's attack on "middle-class women of a certain age" is a master class in how to arm the trolls. Why do powerful men, of a certain age, fail to grasp the basics of behaviour?

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

The news of the BBC probe involving MasterChef star Gregg Wallace has brought back his infamous 'Day In the Life' article to the forefront of people's minds.

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.

Gregg Wallace has shared a new statement on social media, claiming the allegations made against him are from 'middle class women of a certain age'.

Gregg Wallace has been accused of inappropriate behaviour by a number of women who appeared on MasterChef over the years - and has now hit out at his accusers

The former Masterchef presenter stepped back from the BBC cooking show after claims he made sexual comments to staff and celebrity guests

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