Sunday Brunch’s biggest controversies - recipe copies, Jimmy Savile row and banned words

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Channel 4 daytime favourite has certainly quirked a few brows over the years.Helmed by Simon Rimmer and Tim Lovejoy, the programme features various celebrity guests each week, along with hilarious cooking segments and dining experiences.From chefs accused of “stealing” recipes from rival programmes to on-set walk-offs, the Channel 4 set has seen it all - including fires in the studio.READ MORE:Sunday Brunch descends into chaos as star brutally cuts finger in bloody segmentThe hosts have even been forced to apologise after certain guests let “banned” words slip while the cameras were rolling.Daily Star takes a look at the show’s most controversial moments ever.As with any live television, Sunday Brunch encounters its fair share of blunders - including guests letting slip swearwords on air.And host Tim Lovejoy is usually the one forced to apologise to viewers at home, and this was no truer than when impressionist Matt Forde shared an encounter with Brian Clough.He had met the football boss while working as a mascot for Nottingham Forest, and explained Brian branded him an “ugly b***h” due to the eczema on his head.Things only got worse as he repeated the curse later in the segment, with Tim jumping in to say: "I think I've got to apologise for your language there by the way.

We're not allowed to use that word.”A horrified Matt held his face in his hands as he replied: "I used it twice!""I'm going to get cancelled," he added.Some fans pointed out a rather odd coincidence on This Morning concerning chef Phil Vickery, as they accused him of nicking recipes from a TV rival.Phil appeared on ITV show This Morning in June 2022, and dazzled Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby with his tasty tomato recipes - something eerily.