Gordon Ramsay accused of HATE CRIME for joking he cannot stand Cornish people

Aljaz Skorjanec and Janette Manrara are quite clearly still head over heels in love.MORE: Strictly Come Dancing: the professional dancers who quit the show and whyThis week, Aljaz, 32, stunned his fans on Instagram as he shared a risqué photo of his wife, showing her emerging topless from the sea. WATCH: Janette Manrara makes surprise marriage revelationMakeup-free Janette, 38, is wearing a pair of coral-coloured bikini briefs and covering her modesty with her arms as she walks through the surf.

Police have issue an appeal for help to find a 'high-risk' missing woman from Wigan.

An Oldham based organised crime family flooded the north of England with almost 100 kilos of cocaine and heroin worth millions of pounds. Faizal Hussain Jnr has been locked up for 16 years for his role in the huge drugs ring, which saw class A drugs peddled in their home town as well as cities including Leeds, Birmingham and Liverpool.

Chris Martin has shared some of his thoughts on ‘My Universe’, Coldplay‘s hit 2021 collaboration with BTS.In the latest episode of the Audacy podcast, the Coldplay frontman discussed future plans for the British band, revealing that they have three upcoming projects in the pipeline with “more surprises to come”.However, later during his appearance, he went on to add that he believes the forthcoming “surprises” linked to these new projects won’t be able to compare to their collaboration with K-pop juggernauts BTS on the single ‘My Universe’ in September last year.“I don’t think we’ll ever be able to match the BTS surprise,” he stated, recalling the immense success of ‘My Universe’y when it was first released. “That was surprising even for us.”Martin also recalled what the experience of collaborating with the K-pop group felt like at the time, saying: “The journey from the first time it was mentioned – I was just like ‘how could that ever work?’ – to the song itself arriving and me thinking, ‘that could be for BTS’ – to now it feeling like the most natural collaboration in the world.”“It’s an amazing lesson for myself in keeping an open mind all the time, because you just never know what life or music is gonna throw you,” Martin concluded.

SWEARING 11 times on national television would be outrageous for most of us – but by Gordon Ramsay’s standards it’s amazingly restrained. The notoriously potty-mouthed chef vowed he wouldn’t hold back on his BBC1 show Future Food Stars. It starts on Thursday and has him searching for a new generation of culinary entrepreneurs.

Gordon Ramsay is no stranger to a bit of controversy, however, on Thursday it was his daughter who held him to account for a surprising choice he made at dinner.READ: Gordon Ramsay hits back after being 'shamed' for staying in Cornwall with his family in lockdownThe Micheline star chef was spotted on daughter Holly's Instagram Stories, settling a long argued debated as to whether pineapple belongs on pizza – and his response might just shock you.WATCH: Gordon settles the pineapple on pizza debate while out with daughter HollyIn the video clip, Holly, 22, zoomed in first on a delicious looking pizza which was topped with parma ham and rocket, but as she zoomed in closer she called out a controversial ingredient hidden amongst the toppings - pineapple!She then turned the camera to her dad Gordon who looked rather mischievous.MORE: Gordon Ramsay's wife Tana wows in high-slit dress at work party crashed by chefRELATED: Gordon Ramsay's lookalike son undergoes hair transformation - and his parents can't agreeShe wrote on the clip: "Sir there is pineapple on that pizza…@gordonramsay" and opened the question out to the public.Holly asked her 292,000 followers: "Does pineapple belong on pizza?" and the results, so far, show it is a near-even split (shockingly) with 53% voting yes and 47% voting no.

Rylan Clarke-Neal was left speechless after Gordon Ramsay swore on The One Show. While the straight-talking chef is known for his language, he managed to almost go the whole BBC One show before he dropped the S-bomb. Gordon, 55, opened up on the film, Loves Kitchen, he appeared in and admitted it was a “shocker.” Rylan, 33, was on edge as he listened to the chef’s story, before he joked: "I wondered what you were going to say there.” Get exclusive celebrity stories and reality tv news straight to your inbox with OK! daily newsletter .

BBC show, alongside hosts Alex Jones and Rylan Clark. Gordon was on the show to promote his new TV venture Future Food Stars. The new BBC show sees the celebrity chef hunt for the country’s most exciting and innovative new food and drink entrepreneurs.

GORDON Ramsay is famous as one of Britain's most prolific swearers so having him on live TV was always a risk. But The One Show looked like it had got away with it until the final moments yesterday evening - when he dropped the S-bomb on the cosy teatime hit.

BBC show welcomed guests Michael Buble and Gordon Ramsay on Thursday (March 24). The hosts were discussing Michael's former job as a 'singergram'. Michael said: "A singing telegram we call it.

Heidi Montag believes Lady Gaga is a little monster who sabotaged her singing career. Well over a decade ago, "The Hills" alum and future Grammy winner both worked with producer RedOne. At the time, Heidi was arguably more well known, due to her reality TV career, but Gaga had more of the songwriting chops."People are, like, 'I love Lady Gaga,' and I'm sure she's great, but I have not had the best encounter with her," Heidi said on "The Unpopular with Jacques Peterson" podcast.Heidi recalled wanting to record a song called "Fashion," but she needed Gaga to sign off on her releasing the tune since the "Bad Romance" singer wrote it.

Radio Times, Gordon spoke about the heavy criticism he endured for retreating to his holiday home, which he's had for 10 years. "God knows why we took so much s— from the Cornish. We lived down there; we just hadn't been down there for a long time.

GORDON Ramsay has revealed the horror moment a contestant soiled himself on a tightrope filming brutal new show Future Food Stars. The new BBC show sees 12 new food and drink entrepreneurs battle it out to secure an investment from Gordon.

MASTERCHEF fans objected tonight as the show tore up its longstanding format. Gregg Wallace and John Torode explained that there would now be an 'audition' round - with the pair no longer marching about shouting while the contestants cook.

GORDON Ramsay has said he “can’t stand” people from Cornwall in a new dig. The 55-year-old reignited his feud with the area following his furious spat with his neighbours at his home in Cornwall.

Gordon Ramsay has defended his decision to take his whole family down to their second home in Cornwall for the duration of lockdown.The 55 year old celebrity chef trekked with his wife Tana, 47, and their children Holly and Jack, 22, Megan, 21, Tilly, 20, and little Oscar, two, down from London to their lavish £4million property on the coast.The family then spent a great proportion of 2020 enjoying family time together and the sea air as the world battled through the coronavirus pandemic. But Gordon received a huge backlash for the choice, with many claiming the family had "snuck down" to their second home. Speaking to Radio Times, the TV cook reflected: "God knows why we took so much s**t from the Cornish.

Gordon Ramsay is ready to take the UK by storm with his brand new BBC show Future Food Stars.

Gordon Ramsay has defended his family's decision to spend the majority of the first coronavirus lockdown at his second home in Cornwall.MORE: Gordon Ramsay sparks fan reaction with new photo of son Oscar after escaping home disasterAfter their move, the celebrity chef came under fire from some locals for opting to stay in Cornwall rather than his London home.WATCH: Tilly Ramsay and Gordon Ramsay show their moves in hilarious TikTokIn a candid interview with the Radio Times, the 55-year-old confessed he relished every moment but doesn't understand the backlash. "God knows why we took so much [explicit] from the Cornish," he explained.

Gordon Ramsay has admitted that happy that the coronavirus pandemic closed down bad restaurants taking advantage of “prime locations”.

GORDON Ramsay has reignited the controversy over his Cornish lockdown stay, insisting he and his family "lived" in the coastal area. The Sun revealed in April 2020 how locals tried to hound him out — as well as wife Tana and their five kids — after the family upped sticks from London to live in their £4million holiday home during the early stages of the pandemic.

Move over The Apprentice’s Lord Alan Sugar - there’s a brand new boss in town who means business. Chef Gordon Ramsay is launching his own BBC series called Future Food Stars, where he is on a mission to find the next biggest star in the food and drink industry.The outspoken 55 year old star will be whittling down the twelve contestants over the series by putting the aspiring foodie entrepreneurs through their paces in a series of challenges.