Wynne Evans blasted over new BBC travel show All At Sea after sexual remark scandal on Strictly tour - The series premiere comes after Evans announced he was taking a break from hosting his BBC Radio

Head of Showbiz Tom Bryant argues the BBC are afraid to properly sanction their badly-behaving stars including Wynne Evans and Brendan O'Carroll

EXCLUSIVE: The BBC has committed to airing tonight’s Wynne Evans series despite the Strictly Come Dancing star being forced to apologize over the weekend due to an inappropriate remark made while on the Strictly live tour.

"My language was inappropriate and unacceptable, for which I sincerely apologise," Evans told BBC News in a statement. A spokesperson for the Strictly Live Tour and BBC Studios said: "We have made it very clear to Wynne that we do not tolerate such behaviour on the tour.

The BBC is sticking by Wynne Evans and will continue to air his new travel show despite the furore surrounding his sexual jibe towards Janette Manrara

Broadcaster Wynne Evans is taking time off from his BBC Radio Wales show following controversy over an"inappropriate and unacceptable" comment made during the Strictly Come Dancing live tour launch. The Welsh opera star and Go Compare ad campaign performer was absent from his regular radio slot on Monday.

Wynne Evans is seemingly being supported by his Strictly Come Dancing co-stars after he was forced to make a statement on an 'inappropriate' remark made during the launch of the show's live tour. The Welsh opera singer,

Wynne Evans has stepped back from his BBC Radio Wales show following an apology for making an "inappropriate and unacceptable" comment at the Strictly Come Dancing live tour launch event