Brian Turner (chef) resident chef on Granada Television's "This Morning". He was a regular guest cook on BBC2's "Ready Steady Cook" which he joined in 1994 as well as presenting other cookery programmes including his own BBC series "Anything You Can Cook". Lately Turner has made appearances on UKTV's "Perfect", BBC1's "Saturday Kitchen", "A Taste Of Britain" with Janet Street-Porter (2014), "Life On A Plate" (2015) and ITV’s "James Martin’s Saturday Morning" (2018). In 1997 Turner was awarded the Craft Guild of Chef's Special Award for achievement within the industry together with The Caterer Catey Award for 'Chef of the Year' as well
Friday Night, Saturday Morning then said, "... but I'm a bit past it now." Totally failing to pick up on her point, Wilson attempted to ask another question, at which point Phoenix exclaimed, "Say 'No'!" In 2000, "Friday Night, Saturday Morning" was voted in the "100 TV Moments from Hell" by Channel 4. One critic described Wilson's reading the autocue as if it were the Rosetta Stone. Producer Iain Johnstone later attributed Wilson's poor performance to memory loss. It may have been an early sign of the Alzheimer's disease which caused Wilson's later dementia. On the edition of 9 November 1979, hosted by Tim