The Chase sparks 'fix' fury as ITV fans rage that 'rigged' questions lost players £15k

Danniella Westbrook has taken to Instagram to show off her new nose after surgery which saw doctors attempt to reconstruct her face. The former EastEnders actress gave a cheeky smirk to the camera as she posed with her arm in her blonde hair, her wrist adorned with gold bangles.

Everton fan on Thursday night. The Crystal Palace manager was caught on camera lashing out at a supporter. Vieira was goaded by the fan and appeared to retaliate by going to grab him and then kicking out during a pitch invasion.

Coronation Street star Michael Le Vell has asked bosses to bring back his character's legendary moustache.The 57-year-old actor has played Kevin Webster in the long-running ITV soap since 1983.Over the past four decades, Michael has been inundated with letters from fans sharing their love for his facial hair.He would also make appearances at gay clubs back in the day and Michael is keen to bring back the moustache.Speaking to Daily Star and other press, Michael said: "I actually asked Iain a couple of years ago could we do it for Movember but apparently we can't because it's a specific charity."I thought it would be quite fun. I went to every gay club and as soon as I shaved it off the bookings stopped.He joked: "So I'm thinking of growing it back for some cash."Over in Weatherfield, Kevin has a big decision to make as Abi Webster (Sally Carman) plans to run away with baby Alfie.Abi welcomes Alfie earlier this year as a result of a one-night stand with Imran Habeeb (Charlie De Melo).Kevin was left heartbroken when he learned about his wife's affair but decides to help her in upcoming scenes.Speaking about Kevin and Abi's turbulent relationship, Michael said: "I think she's brought a different dimension to him and she's exciting to him."He doesn't know what he's going to get from her from one day to the next.

The Chase viewers were left stunned after a contestant dubbed herself a “crazy cat lady” and labelled chaser Anne Hegerty a “pussycat”Bubbly contestant Tracey from Middlesex, who works as an Airworthiness inspector for a major airline, was asked by Bradley Walsh which chaser she’d like to go up against in her head-to-head.Tracey replied: “Well I’m a self-confessed cat lady so I think Anne Hegerty because she’s a pussycat.”A shocked Bradley paused for a moment as awkward giggles fell over the studio before Anne herself emerged as the chaser.Chaser Anne, AKA, The Governess, was unsurprising unamused by the nickname."Not so much a crazy cat lady but I’m not quite sure whether you’re here to quiz or give my broomstick the once over”Tracey had explained to Bradley and viewers at home that she owned six cats who were “tearing up her house”.Asked how she’d like to spend her potential winnings, Tracey said: “I’d like to put it towards my house coz I’ve got loads of cats which are destroying the place and leaving dirty paw prints everywhere so I’d like to get it re-pained and decorated again.”Bradley replied: “When was the last time you had it painted and decorated?”To which Tracey said: “About a year and half ago but with six cats they’ve made it quite dirty.”Fans were then shocked to discover most of the contestants owned dozens of wild animals.Contestant Geoff, a retired GP from Southport admitted he also had a fondness for animals: “I haven’t got six cats but I’ve got a guinea pig and a cat and a dog and we have a horse aswell.”But it was contestant Duran, an animal management graduate who sent viewers over the edge telling Bradley she owned 50 different species of animals.“I’ve got a lot of animals at home so i’d like to get

THE Chase stars Paul Sinha and Anne Hegarty have slammed vile racist trolls who posted abuse about the show online. It came after four new contestants were unfairly slammed on Twitter by some nasty viewers who dubbed the episode "an invasion".

The Chase fans were unimpressed with the latest instalment of the much-loved show, saying some of the questions were too "easy".Tuesday's episode of the ITV quiz show - which is hosted by actor and presenter Bradley Walsh - saw the contestants asked questions such as: "Which Swedish teenager returned to school in 2020 after a year of activism?" (Greta Thunberg), and which Amy a book about a late pop star was about (Amy Winehouse).Other questions included one about children's TV show The Octonauts and one about the character Lady Penelope from The Thunderbirds.One contestant was asked which creature wakes up from sleeping and goes "hop, hop, hop" (bunnies).Viewers thought some of the questions were just too simple for the hopefuls and posted messages on Twitter sharing their thoughts on the subject."These are some very very easy questions," said one viewer, who would have apparently liked to have seen something a bit more challenging being asked of the contestants.Another fan of the programme said they were "an easy set of questions"."They were p*** easy questions," said someone else.One fan seemed to be really cheesed off as they said the episode was "absolutely rubbish".

ITV The Chase star Mark Labbett has been accused of letting a team win after last night's episode of the quiz favourite. During the Final Chase, after being hit by a question he didn't know, The Beast made the admission.

The Chase fans were initially gobsmacked when one contestant told host Bradley Walsh about her hobbies.The X-rated comment confused viewers before they realised what she really meant.Kallan, who told Bradley that she was a professional hypnotherapist, answered Bradley’s question when asked what she likes to do to “switch off”.The Cardiff based therapist told him: “Erm, I like cooking. I like gardening.

THE Chase has seen multiple contestants quiz their way to victory as of late, and fans of the show aren't happy about it. One of the ITV game show's most well-known Chasers is non other than Mark Labbett, who goes by his alter-ego, The Beast.

Fans of the hit ITV quiz show The Chase have praised the team who beat chaser Mark Labbett in Thursday night's episode. Contestants Fred, Ellie, Jas and Edward all reached the final chase and took on "The Beast."

Bradley Walsh was left speechless on the latest episode of The Chase after learning a very surprising fact about bees.The cheeky host was back for the latest instalment of the popular ITV game show as four new contestants faced the chaser in a bid to bag a cash prize.As chaser Mark Labbett, aka The Beast, took his seat to take on contestant Fred, a trivia question about bees left Bradley utterly stunned as he couldn’t believe it was true.During his head-to-head, Fred was asked: “How many of the approximately 20,000 species of bee in the world are honey bees?”Bradley was immediately left stunned, claiming he couldn’t believe that there were so many bees, as he thought there “were only two.”The 61-year-old then blurted out: “Eh? What? 20,000 species of bee? I thought were was just two – bee and bumble. I just thought honey bee and bumble.

The Chase’s Bradley Walsh asked a contestant a cheeky question as she competed on the show, which she wholeheartedly denied.Bradley welcomed Denise to the programme and he asked her where she was from, to which she told him that she lives in Farnborough.He questioned the contestant on her career and she revealed that she works as a civil servant for the police. “Got it straight away! You look like someone you don’t want to mess with,” joked Bradley.One fan on Twitter said that he was “b***** rude” for telling her that, while another agreed with him and said that she “looks like a copper”.Denise laughed and said that she has a “cuddly side” as well before Bradley asked her about her hobbies.

DAN Walker shocked The Chase viewers with a swipe at Paul 'The Sinnerman' Sinha. Saturday night's instalment saw the presenter take part in a special celebrity version of the ITV show alongside politician Ruth Davidson, former Towie star Ferne McCann, and musician Mark King.

The Chase star Paul Sinha has provided an update on his health two years after his Parkinson’s diagnosis, saying he’s ‘fighting fit’. In 2019, Paul – known as The Sinnerman on the ITV quiz show – found out he had the progressive neurological disease, the same year that he married his partner Oliver and was named the British Quiz Champion Of The Year. Last year, he admitted that it was a ‘relief’ to receive the diagnosis, as he was able to ‘own’ it.

Dan Walker took a savage swipe at ITV Chaser Paul Sinha's outfit on a celebrity edition of The Chase.The BBC Breakfast presenter starred in a star-studded episode of The Chase last May alongside reality star Ferne McCann, Scottish former MP Ruth Davison and Level 42 musician Mark King.However, it wasn't long before Dan decided to have a pop at TV quizzer Paul Sinha - after spotting the Chaser's bold white blazer in the studio.Former Strictly star proceeded to mock Paul's glam white tuxedo at the end of Mark King's cash-builder round, where he racked up £4,000.Paul offered the musician a high offer of £60,000 and a low of £1,000 before host Bradley Walsh turned to Dan and asked him what he thought Mark should do.Bradley asked him: "Dan, what do you say?", to which Dan cheekily said: "Don't get sucked in by the man in the white tuxedo."Paul saw the funny side of the dig, because he could be seen smirking at the quip when the camera turned to him.Dan then took another shot at Paul when he told Mark: "Your jacket's much better, go four grand."When it came to Dan's round, he got off to a flying start and banked a whopping £8,000 in his cash-builder, demonstrating a wealth of general knowledge.Things heated up when he decided to take a major risk after Chaser Paul Sinha put a high offer of £104,000 on the table.Dan bravely decided to accept the offer, but he was beaten by a question about the 2019 Oscars, which saw him accidentally click the wrong answer.The huge button-error proved to be his un-doing, because it meant he was Chased down and defeated.Dan turned to his teammates and said: "Sorry, gang."The rest of his team had already made it back to the panel for the Final Chase.The question read: "In 2019, which Marvel film

The Chase fans left in stitches after one contestant was left red-faced after made an embarrassing TV error.During Friday’s (April 15) instalment of the popular ITV gameshow, Bradley Walsh welcomed back four new contestants as they battled it out to take home the enviable cash prize. As viewers tuned in for the primetime quiz show, the former Coronation Street star introduced Mark Labbett, otherwise known as The Beast, onto the show as the episode’s Chaser.

The Chase star Paul Sinha has told viewers to 'cherish life' after discussing his experience with Parkinson's disease on Loose Women.

ITV game show The Chase have had their win records ranked — and one of them has come out way on top.In daytime TV favourite, contestants are paired up with one of The Chasers to try and win a cash prize to be shared among the team by answering more questions correctly.Since the show began in 2009, host Bradley Walsh has asked the players which of the boffins they would like to face before he reveals which one they will go up against.But would-be quiz heroes may finally have something more than a hunch to go off, with the win records of each Chaser now made public.The stats from fan site One Question Shootout show that Darragh 'The Menace' Ennis, who was unveiled as a new Chaser in 2020 after defeating Paul Sinha in 2015, comes out on top with a success rate of 211/ 250, which equals 84.4%.It may help that he has only appeared in 32 episodes, according to the fan website.Next up is Anne 'The Governess' Hegerty, who notches a win record of 399/500, or 79.7%. She is closely followed by Jenny 'The Vixen' Ryan, who has a success rate of 157/200 (78.5%).Paul 'The Sinnerman' Sinha has a record of 387/500 (77.4%).Down at the bottom Mark 'The Beast' Labbett ranks at second to last with a record of 377/500 or, 75.4%, with Shaun 'The Dark Destroyer' Wallace rounding things off at 87/125 (69.6%).But a look at the the Chasers' IQs paints a quite different picture.

The Chase host Bradley Walsh has accused a contestant of being a secret spy on the latest episode of the ITV game show.As player Ore, a 31-year-old Civil Servant from London took her place on the stage to face Bradley in the quick-fire round, the host began to suspect she had a big secret as the pair chatted about her job.While telling Bradley that she worked as a Civil Servant, an excited Bradley replied, are you a spy?A claim Ore immediately denied.Not giving up, Bradley went on a long rant about how she would lie about being a spy if she really was one.“Well you’re gunna pretend when you say that so you say you’re not a spy, so I now think she is a spy by you saying you’re not a spy.As she continued to deny the role, he went on: “And now you say I’m not a spy and then I think you’re not a spy but then really you are.”After some awkward laughs from the studio, Ore simply replied: “if I told you, I’d have to kill you.”“Fair enough,” said Bradley, who eventually accepted her response and moved on to the Q&A.Fans instantly took to social media to share their reactions to Bradley's allegations.“Bradley, if she was a spy, she wouldn't be d**king around on TV, would she? #TheChase.” Said one viewer.A second added: “A real spy would have a fake job #thechase,”While a third accused Bradley of wearing the accusation thin, saying: “((((Yawn)))) the 'you're a spy gag' is wearing a bit thin now,” followed by a sleeping emoji.Ore was joined by fellow contestants Katherine, a marketing manager from Leeds, Sinclair, a pest controller from Southend-on-Sea and Cammy, an engineer from Glasgow.Cammie was the only player to be eliminated during his head to head with the Chaser, Jenny Ryan, aka The Vixen.The remaining trio bagged a nice

The Chase viewers were left cringing after a contestant made a savage dig at chaser Shaun Wallace just minutes before he was revealed as the chaser.Contestant Kieron, a 33-year-old duty manager from Newcastle, was the first contestant to up to the podium before host Bradley Walsh prepared to announce the chaser for the episode.When asked which chaser he would like to face, Kieron blasted: “I’d like to face Shaun because he’s statistically the worst player.”After a round of awkward laughs from the rest on the players, Bradley then left Kieron and the entire set feeling red faced as Shaun appeared as The Chaser and threw daggers at Kieron as he took his seat.The stony-faced Chaser responded: "He's right. He's not wrong.

Bradley Walsh was lost for words during the latest episode of The Chase after a question left him rather red-faced.The primetime presenter could hardly contain his laughter when a player was asked something with a variety of options which could be seen as rude.While faced with the chaser in the second round, player Nick was asked: "The Breakfast food known in Scotland as 'tattie scones ' go by what name in Ireland?"Nick was then presented with the options, "Fadge", "Menge", or "Clonge."But after reading the options, Brad's facial expressions were far from impressed while admitting that he wanted to "get out of here". Fans at home couldn't help but see the funny side to it all and quickly rushed to the comment section to share their thoughts.One person joked: "Well done, Brad.