Another weekend, another host of Gordon Ramsay exposes. One wonders if sacking publicist Gary Farrow was the wisest move in the world.
Right, if you're comfortable, we'll kick off. The People reveals that Gordon Ramsay Holdings is being chased for thousands of pounds in unpaid bills.
The newspaper claims that GRH owes £50,000 to meat suppliers; £25,000 to seafood producers; £30,000 to a wine company and £3,000 to poultry suppliers.
Meanwhile, today's London Evening Standard claims that a "bitter feud re-ignited today" between Gordon Ramsay and his former protégé Marcus Wareing over a £500,000 wine collection.
It claims that Ramsay has blocked Wareing's request to buy the contents of the cellar of the former Petrus restaurant, now called Marcus Wareing at The Berkeley since the pair split.
Finally, in a rather tired piece in the Daily Express, Marco Pierre White once again slams Ramsay (he must be bored about talking about their feud by now?)
For the record, the Express quotes Marco thus: "When I did Hell's Kitchen it was because I did not like the way certain people were portraying my industry.
"I joined the show and didn't shout and I didn't swear. I didn't do any of that. I went on there and I did my job to the best of my abilities. I think they were shocked. I honestly believe if Gordon was made of chocolate he would eat himself."
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