GBBO hit by Ofcom complaints after Paul Hollywood says rainbow bagels represent the NHS instead of LGBTQ+ community

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BBC Radio 2 before landing her job for BBC Sport.The 51-year-old is also a presenter on Channel 4 and BT Sport.But Clare’s TV success initially came at a price as her wife Alice Arnold became increasingly concerned about becoming the “housewife” to her significant other’s success.The pair met back in 1999 when they were working at the BBC together.Their first get-together was long before Clare would take the television industry by storm and swoop up presenting gigs at all the major TV broadcasters.And by 2006, they had entered into a civil partnership at Chiswick House.Clare and Alice went on to use the same venue when they finally tied the knot in 2015.But in a 2018 interview with The Times, Alice expressed how she feared that Clare’s success would create an imbalance between the two, though they both work in broadcasting and journalism.Speaking to the publication on why she became hesitant to jump into a relationship with Clare at first, Alice said: “To begin with I was especially concerned that Clare was in the media spotlight.“I didn't want to be with someone who needed looking after.“I didn't want the imbalance of being the housewife to her success."But the more time Alice began to spend with Clare, the more she realised that the latter wasn’t chasing success or fame.The former BBC Radio 4 newsreader explained how she felt a genuine connection to Clare, particularly because they came from the same profession.But becoming famous in the process of doing her day-to-day job was never something Clare focused her attention on.“As I got to know her, I realised she is not high maintenance at all,” Alice added.“In fact, because we both come from a media background, we are good sounding boards for each other.

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Gogglebox star Scarlett Moffatt, 31, has imagined the sweet way she would pay tribute to boyfriend Scott Dobinson if he died. In the special series finale episode of the Scarlett Moffatt Wants to Believe podcast, the couple discussed a tragic love story that may have resonated with many of their listeners.The pair discussed the purported story behind the voice of the emblematic London Underground automated messages.Scarlett explained: “If you’ve ever been on the Tube in London, there’s this announcement that goes, ‘Please, mind the gap.’“And for some reason it always makes us laugh…”She continued: “Well, the guy who voiced that in 1950 - he unfortunately passed away - and his wife sometimes goes to the Tube and sits on a bench just to listen to her husband’s voice.”Scott added: “Because they changed and then she got really upset and went to some of the Underground employees.“And they told her there’s only one station in London where they changed it back.“It’s her local station and it’s still her husband and they won’t change it.”Scarlett gushed: “That’s so cute, isn’t it?”Scott agreed: “I think that’s nice, yeah.”The heartwarming story made Scarlett theorise on how she would pay tribute to Scott in a similar way if he died.She confessed: “I think if you ever passed away I’d listen to all the episodes of this podcast.”Scott joked: “Someone’s got to keep the listeners coming in...”The Gogglebox star added: “It’s just going to be me, isn’t it?”But she immediately pointed out that she hoped Scott did not die any time soon.She said: “I mean, I hope you just don’t pass away, but if you do.

“During the past two years, I have rediscovered myself as a woman and a person evolving in this industry.“I learned so much about myself, others, my job, its good and « less good » sides.“I grew up, I’m stronger.Thanks to all these beautiful souls that I met and who gave me so much love and support.”Josephine then ended her post with a poignant message to her colleagues.She added: “I love you with all my heart and I will be forever grateful to you.”The actress bid farewell to her role two weeks ago after Florence was caught in a mission gone wrong.The character had been sent to Jamaica but soon found herself having to flee the Caribbean.In an emotional goodbye, she hugged her fellow police officers and left Saint Marie.

Paul Hollywood and his fellow presenters been slammed by furious Great British Bake Off fans after making some 'insensitive' jokes on the show.

Bake Off fans are convinced Paul Hollywood has been harbouring some frustration during the current season of the hit Channel 4 series, as hosts Matt Lucas and Noel Fielding continue to make fun of him. The comedy duo made a quip about the professional baker wearing a nappy during tonight's (October 13) episode, as the tent filled with laughter.

The Great British Bake Off 's Paul Hollywood has sparked outrage after comparing rainbow bagels to the NHS.

Bake Off has been slapped with Ofcom complaints after Paul Hollywood said rainbow bagels made him think of the NHS.Some viewers were not happy with the master baker's comments after he failed to mention the the rainbow flag link to the LGBTQ+ community. According to the MailOnline, 18 viewers contacted the broadcast regulator following the transmission of the baking show on Tuesday.

The Great British Bake Off has been hit with Ofcom complaints after Paul Hollywood said rainbow bagels reminded him of the NHS.

If you’re a Bake Off fan then you’ll likely be tuning into the latest series which has, so far, proved just as amazing as we thought it’d be. And heading up the judging panel, alongside Prue Leith, is renowned judge Paul Hollywood, who brings the show alive with his knowledge, charm and those coveted handshakes of his.

one person saying: ‘The rainbow has always represented LGBTQ.

Bake Off fans mercilessly mocked host Paul Hollywood this evening after he suggested that rainbow bagels represented the NHS.

The Great British Bake Off contestant Lottie Bedlow is said to be a 'huge fan' of judge Paul Hollywood.