Gordon Ramsay ‘can’t wait’ to see his neighbours in Cornwall after backlash over lockdown rule break

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine Gordon Ramsay has revealed he has been told to "slow down" by his doctor after a shock medical diagnosis. The celebrity chef – a fitness fanatic – recently suffered a fall during a run, and told the Sun: "I've just come off two weeks on crutches as I had meniscus surgery.

GORDON Ramsay lost £55m during the coronavirus pandemic as his 35 restaurants nationwide leaked cash. The TV chef and restaurateur saw the hospitality industry plunged into turmoil thanks to lockdowns one, two and three.

GORDON Ramsay has admitted he swears 150 times a day as he prepares to launch his new BBC quiz show. The potty-mouthed 54-year-old exclusively tells The Sun the BBC have been “supportive” as he makes the transition from F-word chef to family-friendly quiz show host.

Gordon Ramsay gave a trademark reaction when doctors ordered the sweary telly chef to start slowing down.The 54-year-old has just had meniscus surgery after arthritis was discovered in his knee.It was found after he did some damage running up a steep hill in Richmond, south west London last month.Now medics told Gordon he must pace himself and take things easy – but he says he's too frightened.He lost dad Gordon Snr, 53, when he was just 30 after his father suffered a fatal heart attack and the TV star accepts it does play on his mind. “I’ve just had meniscus surgery.

GORDON Ramsay has revealed he makes his kids fly “cattle” class while he lives it up in first class with his wife Tana. The TV chef exclusively tells The Sun the strict rule helps “keep them grounded and motivated”.

Gordon Ramsay is regarded as one of the biggest names in showbusiness.

Gordon Ramsay told one budding chef that she had 'lost the plot' after she showed off what she does to her crisps.The American woman in the video by Tik Toker @flavduma shows off what she does to get rid of unwanted flavour on her potato chips.Taking a stack of pink crab flavoured Pringles, the would be chef says that she finds the crisps as they are in their current state ' unhealthy'.She then shows herself breaking the packet of Pringles into two and removing on of the crisps, or chips as she refers to them.She reveals that she runs them under a shower head to remove the flavouring explaining: "The flavouring is so unhealthy so what I do is I put these chips in the shower then I put them in the dehydrator for about forty minutes and then

 Fortunately for Gordon, his mum was quick to reassure him about his diagnosis, telling him to “stop being so stupid and to just get on with it”.Gordon explained that he sees training and exercising as his release from his hectic work schedule.However, he also acknowledges that he may need to start slowing down in order to stay healthy and well for his family. He added to The Sun: “I also have that stern warning of my father dying at 53 (from a heart attack) and I look at my kids and know I can’t leave them rudderless.“I am slightly scared of stopping but do know I will have to slow down at some stage.”Gordon and his wife of 24 years Tana share five children - psychology graduate Megan, 22, Royal Marine Jack, 21, his twin Holly, who is

Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay has revealed he's got arthritis in his knee.

 on an episode of Saturday Night Takeaway. They said they have had a few guests who have been less than impressed by their antics, and a few have been 'quite grumpy'.

ANT McPartlin and Dec Donnelly have revealed the stars they left shaking with rage after their elaborate wind-ups. The pair have provoked stars including Gordon Ramsay, Bradley Walsh and James Corden with hidden-camera stunts on Saturday Night Takeaway.

"I think we've been given one of the most incredible support systems from the furlough scheme, which was instrumental in maintaining some positivity."I think you delivered beyond. "But the downside is we have lost some good restaurants, but sadly, there are going to be casualties." The Chancellor said he is optimistic the hospitality sector would bounce back once the economy reopened.He said: "Economically, it's incredibly important, but also it's that connection with people in their communities.

Ant & Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway returns this weekend to brighten up our lockdown weekends with their usual mix of stunts, silliness and hilarious pranks.

GORDON Ramsay poked fun at his 'beloved' Cornwall neighbours after their lockdown feud on Friday's Graham Norton Show. The 54-year-old chef was on the chat show to discuss his new game show, Bank Balance and Graham asked how it came about.

Rishi Sunak and celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay about the challenges faced by the hospitality industry has been branded “a PR stunt” by chefs who said the chancellor’s decision to reach out to the TV personality was “disrespectful” to small businesses struggling through lockdown. The chancellor posted a tweet on Thursday to announce he will be sitting down with “industry leaders and experts to hear how they’ve reacted to the pandemic” over the next few weeks, starting with Mr Ramsay - who made his name in Michelin star restaurants before becoming one of the richest and most well-known chefs in the world through his TV work.

 Gordon swiped at Gino after being quizzed on whether a rivalry will develop between them due to their programmes airing on competing channels.Gino began hosting the new revival series of Family Fortunes last year, 18 years after the last series aired. During a chat with Express.co.uk and other publications, Gordon quipped that Gino only landed the hosting job on Family Fortunes because former presenter Vernon Kay was competing in I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! last year.The restaurateur joked: “Listen, Vernon Kay f**ked off in the jungle for a few weeks so he wasn’t available to host it, so they asked Gino to stand in.“So he got his platforms and his shoes and he stood in.“God bless him, he’s actually doing quite a decent job, isn’t

Gordon Ramsay to discuss the pandemic’s impact on the hospitality sector. The conversation is part of Sunak’s new initiative to speak to business leaders to understand their response to the coronavirus crisis.

Martin Wolstencroft, CEO of Arc Inspirations, which is behind northern bar brands Manahatta and Banyan, asked: "Is he a true reflection of the pub and bar industry that has been so seriously affected?? "Why don’t you speak to business owners who are under serious pressure to keep their businesses alive? This seems so wrong and out of touch with reality."Sunak Tweeted last night: "Over the next few weeks I'm speaking to industry leaders and experts to hear how they've reacted to the pandemic. It starts tomorrow with @GordonRamsay who sat down with me to talk about the challenges facing hospitality and how he launched a TV show in lockdown.

Gordon Ramsay's sit down with Rishi Sunak has come under fire for being unrepresentative of normal people.Britain's Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi and outspoken Scots telly chef Gordon sat down earlier this week to discuss how Britain can recover from Covid.Their chat was the first of a series of 'In Conversation' meetings with industry leaders – to hear directly how Rishi can help them fight the pandemic and put rocket boosters under Britain’s recovery.Rishi said of the meeting: "Over the next few weeks I'm speaking to industry leaders and experts to hear how they've reacted to the pandemic.

Gordon Ramsay has opened up about the "devastating" effect lockdown has had on his restaurant empire.The celebrity chef revealed that he was forced to cancel 22,500 reservations at a variety of his establishments in December before England was plunged into its third lockdown.MORE: Gordon Ramsay's surprising friendship with Gigi Hadid revealedGordon, who owns 35 restaurants across the UK, opened up on The Graham Norton Show – which will air on Friday – about the impact COVID-19 has had on the hospitality industry.WATCH: Gordon Ramsay reveals 'big blow' ahead of lockdown"It's devastating.

Gordon Ramsay has revealed he had to cancel 22,500 restaurant reservations due to the national lockdown.