The Chase’s ‘luckiest contestant ever’ admits he’s clueless before bagging £50,000 for his team

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THE Chase's Paul Sinha was left furious after a contestant scooped £50k by guessing the answers. The TV star hit out at contestant Ryan for "playing a game" after he bagged the hefty cash prize for the team pot on the ITV show last night.

The Chase quizzer Mark Labbett, 54, has shared his frustrations about competing alongside his co-star Paul Sinha, 49.

The Chase viewers were furious at firefighter Will's decision on Thursday's show, which was a repeat.

The Chase viewers were in the company of royalty today when four familiar names popped up on their screens.

ITV's Beat The Chasers took an expensive hit this evening after one of tonight's contestant took home a whopping £100,000 prize.

Beat the Chasers brainiac Paul Sinha proved his memory is like no other, when he recognised a former contestant on today's show.

The Chase star Mark Labbett, 54, has been battling contestants with his fellow chasers Anne Hegerty, Jenny Ryan, Shaun Wallace and Paul Sinha on new series Beat The Chasers all this week, with the last episode airing this evening.

Paul, 49, is known for his quizzing knowledge, which landed him the role on The Chase, in which he battles contestants to stop them winning their prize fund earnings. Unfortunately, during last night's episode of ITV's latest offering Beat The Chasers, The Sinnerman made a big error which he has since addressed.Paul had incorrectly answered a question during a round which he admitted impacted his confidence.In view of his 149,000 Twitter followers, Paul admitted his "confidence took a battering" after the blunder.He wrote: "Rest assured I know the difference between carbon dioxide and coca cola.The adrenalin of buzzing the previous four meant I spoke before my brain had processed."A valuable lesson learnt.

Beat the Chaser's The Beast lashed out at the Sinnerman during one of the many tense rounds tonight, as Paul Sinha got a question wrong.

The Chase star Paul Sinha, aka the Sinnerman, was not happy with himself as he walked off the set in the middle of the show while battling contestant Natalie.

The Chase star Jenny Ryan has denied claims of a feud between the Chasers, while admitted things could get a little tense.

Beat The Chaser player Alex ran off stage screaming after she was offered a huge £100,000 prize - and thrashed the Chasers. Alex, from Suffolk, said she'd only ever played trivial pursuit at home with her mates before as she faced off against Mark Labbett, Shaun Wallace, Anne Hegerty, Paul Sinha and Jenny Ryan tonight.

Paul Sinha, 49, hit back at trolls who accused him of giving his fellow Chaser a "dirty look" during Monday evening's new quiz show Beat The Chasers.The latest competition program brings together the Beast, the Governess, the Sinnerman, the Vixen and the Dark Destroyer who join forces for the first time to create the greatest quiz team in the world as they take on members of the public.Kicking off the week with the first episode on Monday, one panel star has already received backlash from trolls.During one of battle rounds, the Chasers were asked a series of questions, but one in particular caused Paul to glance over to his co-star Jenny Ryan.Quizmaster Bradley Walsh, read out the question: "Songwriter is a documentary about which English

A BEAT The Chasers contestant leaves the master quizzers stunned in a first look at tonight's debut episode as he takes a huge £90,000 gamble. Facing off against Mark Labett, Shaun Wallace, Anne Hegerty, Paul Sinha and Jenny Ryan, contestant Bernie grasps his big shot at megabucks with both hands.

Jenny Ryan has revealed that Beat The Chasers sees heated quizzers get competitive - despite being on the same team.

Mark Labbett has said he and his fellow chasers have "adaped their tactics".The Chase favourite said it was all in the hope of committing what he described as the "worst sin".The 54-year-old spoke out ahead of the launch of Beat The Chasers on ITV next week.For the first time he will form a team with Anne Hegerty, Paul Sinha, Jenny Ryan and Shaun Wallace.The show will see contestants given the option of playing between two and all five Chasers for increasing amounts of money, but with a decreasing time advantage against them.When asked what it was like appearing on the show with the other Chasers, Mark explained their "motto".He commented: "This was like playing on an All-Star team.

Bradley Walsh has revealed all about what happened backstage during filming for Beat The Chasers.The Chase presenter is fronting the new ITV spin-off, which will see all the quiz champions appear together.The 59-year-old explained how apologies could be heard afterwards from the likes of Mark Labbett, Anne Hegerty, Paul Sinha, Jenny Ryan and Shaun Wallace.The small screen favourite deatailed what happened when asked if they were trying to show off to each other.Beat The Chasers sees contestants challenged to take on two, three, four or all five Chasers at once.Bradley said he "didn’t see" any showing off, but stated: "Comparing this to the Daytime show, the boot is on the other foot."They’ve got to be quick on the buzzer to not let the time

The Chase host Bradley Walsh welcomed housewife Jane on to the show today, in the hopes of beating the infamous Chaser.

The Chase fans were left enraged after tonight's instalment of the ITV quiz show had some 'tough' questions.

New The Chase star Darragh Ennis has spoken out about joining the ITV gameshow.