More BBC backlash as Gregg Wallace's Inside The Factory replacement Paddy McGuinness fails to win over viewers - who rage 'I can't watch it anymore - he's irritating!'

The BBC is facing more backlash after Gregg Wallace's Inside The Factory replacement Paddy McGuinness failed to win over viewers this week. The BBC is facing more backlash after Gregg Wallace's Inside The Factory replacement Paddy McGuinness, 51, fails to win over viewers The comedian took over the hosting role from Gregg, 60, after he stepped down from the show last year following allegations relating to female factory workers at Nestle, where he was filming at the time Sources said he had been 'rude towards staff' and spoken to them in a 'derogatory manner, especially to women' although he later denied accusations, saying the claims were 'inaccurate' They wrote: 'Greg Wallace could be irritating, but they have replaced him with an even more irritating t**t! But following Tuesday's episode, fans of the show have revealed they aren't happy with the new presenter and labelled Paddy 'irritating' During the episode, the star returned to where he landed his first paying job at 16 - Warburtons bread factory In a recent interview with The Mirror, Paddy revealed that while he used to walk there in split trainers he used to feel like Jeff Bezos. Despite the nostalgic return to Paddy's hometown of Bolton where had had last worked in the factory more than 30 years ago, fans were not impressed Previously Paddy revealed he was nervous about working with co-host Cherry for the first time, in a new interview He said: 'That's always the tricky bit, you hope you get on.