In recent months the TV chef, 48, has faced a string of accusations of inappropriate behaviour towards women - which he has ...

In fact, the Mail's Katie Hind reported it was actually ... It comes after Gino's former host Melanie Sykes slammed the chef and television bosses earlier this month, saying the industry ...

It comes after D'Acampo's former host Melanie Sykes slammed the chef and television bosses earlier this month, saying the industry needs to 'clean out' the 'monsters' among its talent.

The programme has been hosted by Sara Cox, Melanie Sykes, and Ellie Taylor in the past, and Siobhán McSweeney is the current presenter. Each contestant is judged by Kieth Jones and Richard Miller.

Melanie Sykes, who shot to fame in the Boddingtons TV adverts, is to take over from Denise Van Outen. Richard Bacon, sacked from Blue Peter for taking cocaine, stand-up comedian Paul Tonkinson ...

Today, we are proud to announce an exciting innovation to help you get even MORE from the Daily Mail. This morning, we are launching a new subscription service that will give you the chance to ...

The Daily Mail has rolled out its premium paywall into the US and Canada. The news site (known as Mail Online in the UK and DailyMail.com in the US) began restricting access to certain articles ...

The rhetoric will have gladdened the heart of any meritocratic small-state Conservative. Make a bonfire of the quangos, slash NHS bureaucracy, bring the ballooning welfare bill under control, make ...

Nothing is certain in this life, to paraphrase Benjamin Franklin, except taxes and Labour MPs whining about welfare cuts. Yesterday the Government’s own backbenchers fulfilled one of those ...

Any UK resident may be nominated, excluding employees, agents and families of the Daily Mail (the “Promoter”), Marks & Spencer (the “Sponsor”) and Campbell’s Production Group (the ...

A quick browse of the newsstands is a good way to appreciate the vibrancy, independence and plurality of our Press. Very often, each newspaper carries a different story on its front page. Not this ...