TV chef James Martin, who's going through allegations he bullied manufacturing employees on his reveals, has revealed he was identified with facial most cancers a number of years in the past.

The presenter stated he underwent surgical procedure for the most cancers in 2018 and has since had common therapy because it has "returned on several occasions".

Martin just lately agreed "lessons have been learned" and apologised "for any offence or upset caused" after he responded "emotionally" to an incident in the course of the filming of ITV's James Martin's Saturday Morning.

"The end of 2017 was one of the most fraught and difficult periods of my life," he tweeted, including he had been coping with his grandfather's loss of life and a house housebreaking.

"I was then diagnosed with cancer on my face and I had to have surgery, which I couldn't do until two days before Christmas when we had finished filming," he added.

"Since then it has returned on several occasions and I have to have regular treatments."

The TV chef beforehand addressed the Saturday Morning incident in a joint assertion with manufacturing firm Blue Marlin, which defined his residence had been "badly damaged" in the course of the filming of the present in 2018.

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It stated Blue Marlin accepted accountability however Martin was "shocked by what had happened and on reflection acknowledges he responded emotionally, which he wholly regrets".

The assertion continued: "James apologises for any offence or upset caused, as he did at the time to the crew involved.

"Following this and a few points filming James Martin's Spanish Adventures, James and Blue Marlin Television agree that classes have been discovered which have been mentioned with members of the workforce and with ITV."

They added Martin and the production company were implementing ITV's recommendations and best practice policies and remain "dedicated to making sure the welfare of all these with whom they work is of the utmost precedence".

Production workforce criticism

A spokesperson for ITV stated the broadcaster contacted Blue Marlin after receiving a criticism in May from members of the manufacturing workforce of James Martin's Spanish Adventure.

They stated after discussing how the problems had been being well being with ITV made suggestions to Blue Marlin together with "sharing best practice of some of our own relevant procedures around staff welfare and reiterating our supplier code of conduct".

The assertion added: "At ITV people and their welfare are our highest priority. The production companies who make shows for us have primary responsibility for the duty of care of everyone they work with, both on and off screen.

"We clarify our expectations on this regard as a part of our pre-green-light responsibility of care processes. This contains having applicable impartial controls in place to allow everybody who works on their reveals to confidently and confidentially increase issues."