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From: Denc 🗡
This Wallace bloke may actually have a point. All of the serious physical charges were dismissed ( bar one which sounds not serious ) and he is being pilloried for his ( private not public ) thoughts and opinions. Gregg Wallace: TV has become a dangerous place for working-class men MasterChef host says he is a ‘casualty of the BBC’ as report upholds 45 allegations of inappropriate behaviour Gregg Wallace says he is a casualty of the BBC and that “modern broadcasting has become a dangerous place” for a working-class man. The long-awaited report into Wallace’s behaviour on MasterChef, published on Monday, upheld 45 allegations against him. The majority of the offences related to inappropriate and sexually explicit comments, but Wallace was also found guilty of three instances of “being in a state of undress” and one of unwanted physical contact. Other substantiated allegations included bullying and making culturally insensitive or racist comments. Wallace said the months since he was forced to step down from the BBC show had been “brutal” for him. He added: “For a working-class man with a direct manner, modern broadcasting has become a dangerous place. I was the headline this time. But I won’t be the last. Edited on 15/07/2025 at 00:16:02.

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This Wallace bloke may actually have a point. All of the serious physical charges ... [more]	Denc 🗡	00:15:26
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