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Amanda Holden risks the wrath of BBC bosses after claiming she took 28 flights during making of her show - weeks after the corporation unveiled its Climate Transition Plan
Her comment came weeks after the BBC unveiled its first Climate Transition Plan, detailing how it intends to be net zero by 2050.
When approached the BBC said 'all efforts were made to reduce carbon emissions' during production including waste recycling, rechargeable batteries for all filming equipment, and car sharing. The programme sees Ms Holden take a gamble and buy a rundown three-storey townhouse in Andalusia, before she convinces Carr to join her in a lifelong dream of transforming it into a B&B. It follows the success of Amanda And Alan's Italian Job, which was aired for two series in 2023 and 2024 and was nominated for a National Television Award, which saw the pair renovate two dilapidated apartments in Sicily.
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