Gordon Ramsay issued warning as he insists Queen swore at Prince Andrew in royal jibe

GORDON Ramsay's new food show has viewers raging as one contestant charged £8 for a cheese toastie. The first episode of Gordon Ramsay's Future Food Stars aired last night on BBC One and saw the famous chef on the hunt for some of the most exciting food businesses in the UK.

Prince Andrew, 62, is allegedly facing a new High Court battle due to claims he was given more than £1 million on the orders of a former Goldman Sachs banker, who was accused of swindling a woman out of her fortune.

FUTURE Food Stars viewers were left very distracted by Gordon Ramsay's hair as he kicked off his new cooking show on Thursday. The celebrity chef is on the hunt for the UK’s most exciting new food and drink business, putting 12 entrepreneurs through a series of challenges as they compete to win his £150,000 investment.  Last night, Gordon invited his entrepreneurs to Cornwall, where he shocked them when he jumped out of a helicopter and into the sea.

GORDON Ramsay's new food show has viewers all saying the same thing. The first episode of Gordon Ramsay's Future Food Stars aired tonight on BBC One.

READ MORE: Meet the London entrepreneurs taking part in Gordon Ramsay's new BBC cooking show Future Food Stars"So, so far I reckon we have I'm a Celeb, Dragons Den, The Apprentice and a bit of Masterchef. Not exactly pulsing with originality this. #FFS #FutureFoodStars," another said.

Gordon Ramsay launched his new Apprentice-style show on BBC tonight (March 31) - but viewers were distracted by one of the contestants after branding him a dead ringer for a celebrity. The programme sees a dozen entrepreneurs with a food business trying to win over the famously sweary chef for a £150,000 investment.

Gordon Ramsay and producers of his new BBC One show Future Food Stars were all praised by viewers for a 'genius' hidden detail as the show started on Thursday night (March 31). The programme sees a dozen entrepreneurs with a food business in need of investment trying to win over the famously sweary chef.

GORDON RAMSAY has taken over from Paddy McGuinness as telly’s top matchmaker if the TV chef’s new show is anything to go by. Viewers who saw last night’s debut episode of Future Food Stars can’t fail to have noticed fiery Valentina Fois and belligerent Vincenzo Gentile.

@DailyStar, or follow us on Instagram @dailystar to get the latest TV and celeb gossip 24 hours a day.Or like our Daily Star Showbiz Facebook page to get the day's biggest stories, and have your say on them.Why not also subscribe to receive our regular Daily Star showbiz newsletters?You can do this on this page by simply entering your email address above and hitting 'subscribe'.Download the Daily Star app for flash alerts on the biggest stories of the day, so you don't miss out.Why not also subscribe to receive our regular Daily Star news bulletins? You can do this on this page by simply entering your email address above and hitting 'subscribe'.

Gordon Ramsay has taken a savage swipe at Lord Sugar ahead of the famed chef's new BBC show - Future Food Stars.The Michelin-starred chef, 55, is launching his latest food show Future Food Stars on Thursday night (March 31) - which will air to BBC One and BBC iPlayer every week.The Apprentice-style show sees 12 of the nation's best budding food and drink entrepreneurs battle it out in a bid to impress Gordon and earn his whopping £150,000 investment.The 12 hand-picked contestants will compete against each-other in a series of relentless challenges to prove they have what it takes to truly shine in the food and drink business.However, it's no secret that Gordon's new show follows a similar format to Lord Sugar's hit BBC business show, The Apprentice, which has been running for 16 years.Fans of The Apprentice will know well that the business magnate's series also involves entrepreneurs take on gruelling tasks to prove themselves capable of earning Lord Sugar's cash investment.World-famous chef Gordon doesn't sound too worried about upsetting Lord Sugar with the new series, though.Speaking exclusively to Daily Star and other press about his show, he said: "It’s a food and drink, lifestyle business show. "So fingers crossed this is going to rub Alan Sugar’s feathers the wrong way."He then added: "I think I’ve lost a customer there.

Gordon Ramsay, 55, has previously quipped that he "can't stand the Cornish" following a disagreement with his neighbours.

After Prince Philip's memorial service at Westminster Abbey, Sophie Wessex returned to royal duties. On Tuesday, The Queen put on a brave face as she led the royal arrives at the London venue, ready to celebrate the Duke of Edinburgh's life. And days later, the Countess of Wessex was back at work as she planted an elm tree in the garden of Buckingham Palace on Thursday.

Prince Andrew was chosen to escort his mother the Queen to Prince Philip’s memorial service to “soften his image” with the public but his body language “betrays” him, according to an expert.The Duke of York being heavily involved in the memorial has sparked controversy with it being his first appearance in public with the Royal Family since the high-profile settlement with his accuser Virginia Giuffre.Ms Giuffre was suing him for allegedly sexually assaulting her when she was 17 after being trafficked by convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein, who Andrew had a friendship with.Leading UK psychotherapist and body language expert Nick Davies watched Andrew as escorted the Queen and believes his simple nod at the end stopped his attempt to show his “empathetic side” to the general public on Tuesday (March 29).Nick told the Daily Star: “I think having Andrew support the Queen as she comes in could have also been to soften his image with the general public and show his empathetic side, however he betrays this by just nodding to her as they move to their seats on either side of the isle rather than checking of she's OK to make the last few steps.”In January this year, Andrew was stripped of his honorary military titles and patronages by the Queen, forcing him to relinquish using HRH.At the time, Buckingham Palace said: “The Duke of York will continue not to undertake any public duties and is defending this case as a private citizen.”The Queen having Andrew by her side as she made her way to the front of Westminster Abbey was seen as “unexpected” by some experts after the trouble the now settled lawsuit caused.Keep up to date with all the latest news stories. by signing up for one of Daily Star's free newsletters here.Joe Little,

applauded for speaking about ableism [discrimination in favour of able-bodied people], shared a snap of herself in a wheelchair, draped in a union flag and holding two smaller flags at the Paralympics.Rosie, who has cerebral palsy, used the chair, which she dubbed ‘Maureen’ to get around while covering the Paralympics, later revealing it had been a huge help.‘Disappointed to read of The Queen’s reluctance to use a wheelchair,’ she wrote.‘In 2022 ableism and internalised ableism is still everywhere. Mobility aids are not a defeat.

Queen, 96, has recently been at the centre of reports speculating on her health after she cancelled a series of engagements on the royal schedule.Some royal experts suggested that the Monarch had been cancelling events to avoid being seen in a wheelchair.Robert Jobson, Royal editor for Australian television channel Sunrise, claimed that there had been “talks” about the Queen using a wheelchair, but that she wouldn’t want to be seen in public using one.Comedian Rosie Jones has now reacted to the barrage of claims surrounding the Queen’s health in a tweet, in which she claimed that ableism was “still everywhere”.Rosie, who suffers from a disability named ataxic cerebral palsy, said she felt “disappointed” to find out about Her Majesty’s “reluctance” to use a wheelchair.In view of her 181,000 Twitter followers, Rosie said: “Disappointed to read of The Queen’s reluctance to use a wheelchair.“In 2022 ableism and internalised ableism is still everywhere.“Mobility aids are not a defeat.They are life ENHANCING.“Elizabeth love, don’t you want to look as sexy as me and Maureen.”She concluded the tweet with an emoji surrounded by love hearts and attached a picture of herself in a wheelchair waving the Union Jack.Rosie’s remarks sparked debate in her tweet’s replies, with some online users defending the Queen's reported choice to avoid being seen in a wheelchair.Yums0me said: “I hear what you're saying but It's not ableism to want to retain our physical independence as long as poss.“Unless we're in our 90s & used to being very active, we can't really understand how on a personal level, using a wheelchair very much must feel like admitting defeat.” (sic)Minty4President argued: “I think you might be confused.Seeing a mobility aid as a

Prince Andrew left royals furious after his 'completely inappropriate' actions right after Prince Philip's death.

Lorraine Kelly admitted she was puzzled by The Queen's decision to be escorted by Prince Andrew at a memorial service for Prince Philip.

Queen and Royal Family caused a stir at the memorial to Prince Philip with the presence of Prince Andrew.Andrew accompanied the Queen, whose presence at the event was in doubt due to fears over her mobility, despite a recent scandal.The Queen's second - and said to be favourite - son recently paid a settlement to Virginia Giuffre, who had accused the royal of sex crimes, which he has always denied.

Lorraine Kelly blasted Prince Harry for missing Prince Philip's memorial service.

Prince Andrew stood “defiant” at Prince Philip’s memorial service on Tuesday despite appearing to be ignored by some members of his family, a body language expert has said. The Duke of York attended the ceremony held at Westminster Abbey with the Queen, and the appearance marked his first official outing since it was announced he would be stepping back from public life amid his civil sexual assault. Andrew was accused of sexual assault by Virginie Giufffre.

Loose Women star Linda Robson claimed it was "unfortunate" that Prince Andrew walked alongside Her Majesty The Queen at a memorial service for Prince Philip.The Duke of York who resigned from public duty after settling a US civil court case was seen in public for the first time alongside members of The Royal Family on Tuesday (March 29).Andrew and his relatives joined dignitaries and royals from across Europe as they paid tribute to his late father, Prince Philip, who died in April 2021 aged 99.There had been plans in place for The Queen, 96, to walk alongside the Dean of Westminster as she entered the ceremony but these plans changed at the last minute after Andrew met his mother at her home, Windsor Castle.During Wednesday's (March 30) instalment, anchor Christine Lampard asked her co-panellists Janet Street-Porter and Linda Robson their thoughts on Andrew attending.Janet said: "It would have been a really tough day for her [the Queen], I think in terms of the image of the message it sends across to the rest of us, I suppose what it says is he is her favourite son, everybody knows that it's been reported many, many times."I just think it was a bit unfortunate but obviously it's her choice, the Dean of Westminster was meant to accompany the Queen when she got out of the car and take her to her seat."Andrew went to Windsor Castle, met the Queen and they changed cars at Buckingham Palace so he went with her every step of the way and he has been visiting her at Windsor Castle on a daily basis."Not only is there a close relationship but he's been there for her."While Linda added: "She was a woman mourning her husband and whether it was Andrew, whether it was Edward or Charles, it was Andrew."Unfortunately it was Andrew