Labour MP Urges BBC to Take Action
Labour's Rupa Huq has demanded that the BBC halt the airing of MasterChef until the investigation into Gregg Wallace's alleged misconduct is concluded. She emphasized the potential trigger for women who have faced similar incidents.
Wallace Faces Allegations
Thirteen individuals who worked with Wallace on various shows over a 17-year span have come forward with allegations of inappropriate comments and behavior. Wallace has temporarily stepped back from production duties as investigations continue.
BBC's Response Criticized
Despite Banijay UK leading the investigation, Huq criticized the BBC for not taking direct accountability. She urged the broadcaster to set high standards and send a clear message that such behavior is unacceptable.
Celebrity Backlash
Ulrika Jonsson and other female celebrities condemned Wallace after he made controversial remarks defending his actions. Jonsson accused him of misogyny and criticized the BBC for overlooking complaints against him.
New Allegations Surface
Recent allegations of further inappropriate behavior have emerged against Wallace, prompting more scrutiny into his conduct.
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