John Torode has been axed from MasterChef after he was found to have used a racist term, with BBC boss Tim Davie saying the term was so serious he couldn't repeat it ...

Richard Osman suggests BBC will show unaired MasterChef series with Gregg Wallace and John Torode - The presenter says that he is ‘fairly confident’ that the BBC will still show the series ...

John Torode is “preparing to sue” the BBC after being sacked from MasterChef for using “an extremely offensive racist term”. Torode’s firing from the series arrived following a seven-month ...

BBC boss Tim Davie has refused to reveal the racist term used by John Torode that got him sacked from MasterChef, saying it was 'so serious' he didn't want to repeat it ...

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John Torode says he was not informed of MasterChef departure - BBC director-general Tim Davie had earlier condemned the ‘serious racist term’ the Australian-born presenter was alleged to have used.

B BC's director-general Tim Davie has condemned the “serious racist term” used by MasterChef presenter John Torode, after it was announced he has been axed from the show.

Another MasterChef's host career has fallen flatter than an undercooked soufflé as John Torode has been sacked from the long-running show. The Australian chef came under fire after allegations of his ...

Tim Davie condemns ‘serious racist term’ used by John Torode - The director-general said it offers an opportunity for the BBC ...