Orla Coghlan: Last News

Great British Bake Off contestant Freya Cox, 20, has said she "completely ignores" those who slam veganism as she questioned why the likes of Piers Morgan choose to criticise the lifestyle.The outspoken presenter is no stranger to debating with those choosing not to eat products from an animal.Just last month he ate a Big Mac live on his TalkTV show following a clash with vegan activist Orla Coghlan.The 57-year-old also raged at "PC-ravaged clowns" Greggs for introducing a vegan sausage roll in 2020.Speaking exclusively to Express.co.uk ahead of her appearance at this year's Cake and Bake show, Freya said: "If you're not interested in it then I don't know why they're so invested."Everybody loves a bit of controvery don't they, he's not going to have a job if he doesn't say something like that."Lewis Hamilton confesses ‘I feel so alone’ after reflecting on splitPiers claimed that vegans are "unethical" in a rant on Good Morning Britain over bees.He said: "My belief is that eating meat helps sustains the planet and that vegans are unethical because they all eat almonds, which kills millions of bees."Conflicting reports have occured over whether bees are killed, if not harmed, when almonds are made.Almonds.co.uk writes: "When almonds trees bloom, bees get their first food source from our orchards’ nutritious pollen."Just like almonds are a nutritious snack for us, almond pollen is very nutritious for bees and, as a result, they consistently leave California almond orchards stronger than when they arrived."Piers has also previously said to a guest on Good Morning Britain: “I've never met a healthy looking vegan… You're a bit pale and you're really angry."Despite negativity, Freya prompted many to be more open-minded when it