Unseen series with Gregg Wallace and John Torode will be broadcast

The company announced that the new MasterChef series, which was recorded before the dismissal of the server Gregg Wallace and John Torode, will still be shown in BBC One and IPlayer.

BBC, “after carefully evaluating and consulting with contestants,” he said.

“MasterChef is an incredible competition that changes life for amateur chefs.

The BBC also said that he has not yet made a decision on what to do with the completed famous series and Christmas specially taken with Torode and Food Critic Grace Dent.

In 2024, he came to the fore by the landlords Wallace and Torode for a long time. It is believed that the first claims against Wallace emerged towards the end of production.

At the beginning of this month, a report by the show’s production company announced that more than 40 complaints were supported against Wallace, and that Torode was proved to have claimed a serious aggressive racist term.

BBC News can be rearranged in the light of findings with the new series, Wallace and Torode.

It is thought that there will be limitations on how much the couple can be arranged, but the focus is likely to be on the contestants.

In a statement, the BBC said: “There was no easy decision in these conditions, and we appreciate that not everyone will participate.

“It does not reduce our opinion on the seriousness of the findings approved by both presentations in the show last year.

“However, we believe that the publication of this series is the right thing to do for these chefs. We want them to be properly recognized and give the audience the option to watch the series.”

Former contestants in the show told BBC News that being at Masterchef could “change their lives” for them.

However, some of the women who came to the forefront with the allegations against Wallace said that they did not think that the new series should be shown.

A former MasterChef worker warned people like him that he would show a “lack of respect”, and the other will make people talking to “ridicule”.

The allegations approved by Wallace contained one and the other three of the unwanted physical contact in the case of undressing.

A total of 83 complaints were fought against Wallace and said that “the most serious and sensational claims” was cleared. But he added: “I know that my humor and tongue are sometimes inappropriate.

“I apologize for this for this. But I was never a cartoon that was never sold for clicks.”

Complained complaint against a comment about the MasterChef set against Torode in 2018. The server said he was not “remembering” and that any racist language was “completely unacceptable”.

In a statement on Wednesday, BBC described MasterChef as a “bright, very popular program that is greater than any person”.

He continued: “There are many talented, selfless and hardworking people who do the show. We will continue to develop in the BBC and we are looking forward to returning stronger than ever in the future.”