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Richard Osman shares insight into Gino D'Acampo claims as shows pulled from air
BBC presenter Richard Osman has spoken out about the Gino D'Acampo scandal, with the TV chef being accused of inappropriate behaviour in an ITV News investigation
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Richard Osman has shared his thoughts on the Gino D'Acampo scandal, discussing why the celebrity chef's programmes have been pulled from TV line-ups. The Pointless host delved into the topic during the latest episode of his podcast with journalist Marina Hyde, The Rest is Entertainment, questioning why it took so long for these accusations to emerge regarding the former This Morning star.
Gino D'Acampo, 48, faced allegations of "distressing" and "sexually inappropriate" conduct in an ITV News investigation last week, as a multitude of individuals brought forward claims of "unacceptable" and "horrendous" behaviour spanning over a dozen years.
Richard Osman, who has production credits including Deal or No Deal and Whose Line Is It Anyway on top of his presenting role, remarked on the podcast about ITV's decision to cancel Gino's shows following the accusations.
Richard Osman gave his insight on the Gino D'Acampo scandal (Image: LightRocket via Getty Images)Reflecting on the nuanced views surrounding the incident, Richard observed: "You could look at it on one level and some of the papers have done and certainly a lot of the commentators have done and say, 'Oh my God, you can't say anything anymore, this is a huge overreaction, yada yada yada.'"
He gave his interpretation of the situation, stating, "People do not lose their job just because they said a couple of things a couple of times. It's a pattern of behaviour, it's upset a number of people over a number of years," reports the Mirror.
He explained that the repetitive nature of the inappropriate behaviour inevitably led to staff speaking out. "We've said before on this show, if you're in trouble as a presenter but actually your crew loves you and people who work with you go, 'That's just what they do and he's a really decent guy,' then you don't get fired."
He pointed out that it takes more than a single incident for action to be taken: "There has to be a whole series of things that happen, it has to go on long enough and for it to be tiresome enough - which is the word we never use."
Earlier in the episode, Marina shared her insights into why Gino's alleged behaviour might have been overlooked for so long. "It's interesting that nobody confronts in that situation and there's lots of different reasons. There's a sort of reason that it's just Gino being Gino and there is very much a persona that he has been encouraged to play up to."
She also mentioned that financial considerations play a role, as the shows Gino works on are not costly productions, and addressing his behaviour could disrupt filming schedules significantly. "There are these constant value judgements being made by people. 'How bad is it? '" she remarked.
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 has revealed its latest monthly and weekly chart rankings!
Monthly Digital Chart
BIGBANGâs G-Dragon topped the overall digital chart for January with his hit single âHOME SWEET HOMEâ (featuring Taeyang and Daesung), which rose to No. 1.
BLACKPINKâs RosĂ© and Bruno Marsâ âAPT.â stayed strong at No. 2, followed by aespaâs âWhiplashâ at No. 3, Hwang Karamâs âIâm Fireflyâ at No. 4, and RosĂ©âs âtoxic till the endâ at No. 5.
Weekly Digital Chart + Streaming Chart
G-Dragon also maintained his double crown on this weekâs Circle charts, with âHOME SWEET HOMEâ remaining No. 1 on both the overall digital chart and the streaming chart.
The top five songs on this weekâs overall chart and streaming chart were exactly the same: âHOME SWEET HOMEâ came in at No. 1, RosĂ© and Bruno Marsâ âAPT.â at No. 2, aespaâs âWhiplashâ at No. 3, IVEâs âREBEL HEARTâ at No. 4, and Hwang Karamâs âIâm Fireflyâ at No. 5.
Monthly Streaming Chart
RosĂ© and Bruno Mars achieved a double crown on the monthly charts for January, where âAPT.â continued its reign at No. 1 on both the streaming chart and the global K-pop chart.
The top four songs on the streaming chart for January remained the same as last month: âAPT.â came in at No. 1, G-Dragonâs âHOME SWEET HOMEâ at No. 2, aespaâs âWhiplashâ at No. 3, and Hwang Karamâs âIâm Fireflyâ at No. 4.
Finally, RosĂ©âs âtoxic till the endâ rounded out the top five for the month.
Monthly Album Chart
SEVENTEENâs BSS topped the physical album chart for January with their latest single album âTELEPARTY,â which debuted at No. 1.
JYP Entertainmentâs new boy group KickFlipâs debut mini album âFlip it, Kick it!â entered the chart at No. 2, trailed by Park Ji Hyeonâs âOCEANâ at No. 3, n.SSignâs âLove Potionâ at No. 4, and (G)I-DLEâs Minnieâs solo debut mini album âHERâ at No. 5.
Weekly Album Chart
Super Juniorâs Eunhyuk topped this weekâs physical album chart with his solo debut mini album âEXPLORER,â which claimed two of the top four spots. The regular version of the mini album debuted at No. 1, while the Nemo version charted separately at No. 4.
WEiâs âThe Feelingsâ took No. 2 on this weekâs chart, followed by Kep1erâs âTIPI-TAPâ at No. 3 and the Nemo version of BABYMONSTERâs âDRIPâ at No. 5.
Monthly Download Chart
SHINeeâs Onew topped the digital download chart for January with his solo song âWinner,â which debuted at No. 1.
IVEâs âREBEL HEARTâ debuted at No. 2 on the monthly chart, while BSSâs âCBZ (Prime Time)â entered the chart at No. 3 and Hwang Karamâs âIâm Fireflyâ stayed strong at No. 4.
Finally, BOYNEXTDOORâs âIF I SAY, I LOVE YOUâ rounded out the top five for January.
Weekly Download Chart
SEVENTEENâs Jeonghan topped the weekly digital download chart with his solo single âBetter Halfâ featuring Omoinotake.
Eunhyukâs new solo debut track âUP N DOWNâ entered the chart at No. 2, while IVEâs âREBEL HEARTâ held relatively steady at No. 3.
BTSâs Jinâs new song âClose to Youâ (from the soundtrack of tvNâs âWhen the Stars Gossipâ) debuted at No. 4, and BLACKPINKâs Jennieâs new single âLove Hangoverâ featuring Dominic Fike entered the chart at No. 5.
Monthly Global K-Pop Chart
RosĂ© and Bruno Marsâ âAPT.â held onto its spot at No. 1 on the global K-pop chart for January, while aespaâs âWhiplashâ similarly maintained its position at No. 2.
BTSâs Jiminâs solo hit âWhoâ climbed to No. 3 for the month, with BABYMONSTERâs âDRIPâ rising to No. 4 and G-Dragonâs âHOME SWEET HOMEâ rounding out the top five.
Weekly Global K-Pop Chart
The top five songs on this weekâs global K-pop chart remained exactly the same as last week: RosĂ© and Bruno Marsâ âAPT.â continued its streak at No. 1, with aespaâs âWhiplashâ at No. 2, Jiminâs âWhoâ at No. 3, BABYMONSTERâs âDRIPâ at No. 4, and IVEâs âREBEL HEARTâ at No. 5.
Monthly Social Chart
Jung Jae Il topped the social chart for January, followed by BLACKPINK at No. 2, BABYMONSTER at No. 3, Choi Yu Ree at No. 4, and Lim Young Woong at No. 5.
Weekly Social Chart
The same five artists topped the weekly social chart as well, albeit in a slighlty different order: Jung Jae Il came in at No. 1, BLACKPINK at No. 2, Lim Young Woong at No. 3, BABYMONSTER at No. 4, and Choi Yu Ree at No. 5.
Congratulations to all of the artists!
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