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Bake Off star Ruby Tandoh accuses BBC of 'promoting anxiety' with new calorie show

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Bake Off star Ruby Tandoh and eating disorder charity Beat have accused BBC executives of “promoting anxiety” with an overeating show.

The Restaurant That Burns Off Calories invited 20 ­unsuspecting diners to have a slap-up meal before showing them how much exercise they would have to do to work it off.

Bake Off finalist Ruby said: “If you’ve ever struggled with disordered eating, felt s**t about your body or had other anxieties around food/exercise, please spare yourself the hurt and stress of watching the show. “It horrifies me the BBC would think this is remotely ­responsible programming at any time, let alone now. “It is SO well established by now that this kind of focus on numbers (minutes exercised, calories in, calories out) feeds

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