John Torode sacked as MasterChef presenter
John Torode was dismissed as a Masterchef presenter after a claim that uses a “extremely aggressive racist term”.
On Monday, the TV chief said that the incident was not “remembering”: “I don’t believe it is.”
But on Tuesday, it was confirmed that he was rejected.
Torode’s joint host Gregg Wallace against more than 40 separate claims, as a part of an investigation into an investigation as a part of an investigation into a deeper crisis of the BBC dinner show.
Discussions about MasterChef began last year when the BBC News first announced the inappropriate sexual language claims against Wallace.
Wallace, dozens of people were dismissed because more people came to the fore because they stand out with allegations against BBC News. He always rejected the allegations.
A BBC spokesman said: “John Torode described himself as a claim to use the racist language against him.
“This claim, which contains an extremely aggressive racist term used in the workplace, was investigated and confirmed by an independent investigation directed by the law firm Lewis Silkin.
“John Torode rejected the claim. He said he didn’t remember the alleged incident and did not believe it was. He also says that any racial language is completely unacceptable in any environment.
He continued: “BBC is very seriously to take so seriously. We will not tolerate any racist language and as we said before, MasterChef’s producers Banijay England, this action should be done. John Torode’s Masterchef agreement will not be renewed.”
