
DISGRACED presenter Gregg Wallace has been reportedly banned from ever working at the BBC again due to a lack of “confidence” he can change his ways.
The broadcaster sacked Wallace, 60, as MasterChef presenter on Tuesday after an inquiry into his alleged inappropriate behaviour by production company Banijay.
Eleven women accused him of inappropriate sexual behaviour, such as touching, and 50 or more people claimed he made inappropriate sexual comments.
A senior BBC boss wrote in a letter seen by the Telegraph: “Given my conclusion, I do not believe that the BBC should make plans to work with you in the future on any of its productions, whether directly or indirectly.
“Having reviewed the 2025 findings, I do not have the confidence that you can change what seems to be learned behaviour for you to make what you perceive to be jokes in the working environment, without understanding the boundaries of what is appropriate.”

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