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Gregg Wallace's latest Channel 4 show saw the MasterChef judge investigate a controversial new lab-grown meat but all was not as it seemed

Gregg Wallaces Channel 4 mockumentary The British Miracle Meat has been hit with hundreds of Ofcom complaints.

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Earlier this week, Gregg Wallace: The British Miracle Meat, about a gruesome food development, caused a stir. It was the latest satire masquerading as reality, writes Neil Armstrong.

The MasterChef judge, 58, appeared on The British Miracle Meat on Monday night, a satirical documentary about a factory which manufactured engineered human meat.

Gregg Wallace sparked uproar when he was seen tucking into human meat on Channel 4s satirical documentary British Miracle Meat.

Gregg Wallaces Channel 4 mockumentary on Monday night caused a wave of backlash as people watched the star eat human meat.

Following the debut of The British Miracle Meat, 408 people complained to broadcasting regulator Ofcom - with the majority objecting to the theme being the consumption of human meat.

Human disgust can be a powerful moral ally