Gregg Wallace is stepping back from television for the foreseeable future following allegations from former colleagues and contestants. But who might take his place?

As Gregg Wallace, the embattled MasterChef co-presenter, once said of his boss: “The only problem Franc has is counting his money.”Roddam may wish that were still the case today, with MasterChef engulfed in the biggest crisis in its 34-year history by allegations about Wallace’s behaviour on set.

Gregg Wallace is accused by 13 different people of making inappropriate sexual comments to co-workers over a 17-year period

Rock legend Rod Stewart had something to get off his chest on Thursday, November 28, after MasterChef UK star Gregg Wallace was accused of sexual misconduct.

Ainsley Harriott has shared his opinion on the Gregg Wallace allegations. The MasterChef judge, 60, announced he would “step aside” from presenting the BBC cooking show at the start of December while numerous allegations of misconduct are investigated.

Kirstie Allsopp and Kirsty Wark are among those who have publicly criticised Gregg Wallace for his behaviour but the unde-fire presenter has now been defended by Ainsley Harriott

TV chef Andi Oliver, who has been linked with the MasterChef gig has hit out at the 'disingenuous' reaction to the scandal surrounding Gregg Wallace after he stepped down