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and the production company responsible for developing his Saturday morning show have released a joint statement after the TV chef was accused of bullying crew-members on 'multiple occasions'.
Martin, whose affable demeanour has earned him a huge fan-base across the United Kingdom, is understood to have received a warning about his behaviour from in May following a series of clashes with members of the Blue Marlin production team.
But, in a joint statement released on Wednesday, Blue Marlin and Martin, 51, said that 'lessons have been learned' as they try to move on from the controversy.
The production company has made numerous shows with Martin and has taken responsibility for a separate incident, where his home and garden were damaged while filming in 2018.
A Blue Marlin spokesman said: 'An unfortunate incident occurred after filming James Martin's Saturday Morning in 2018 where James' home was badly damaged.
Response: James Martin and the production company responsible for developing his Saturday morning show have released a joint statement after the chef was accused of bullying crew-members on 'multiple occasions'
'Blue Marlin Television accepted responsibility.
James was shocked by what had happened and on reflection acknowledges he responded emotionally, which he wholly regrets.
'James apologises for any offence or upset caused, as he did at the time to the crew involved.'
They added: 'Following this and some issues filming James Martin's Spanish Adventures, James and Blue Marlin Television agree that lessons have been learned which have been discussed with members of the team and with ITV.
'Blue Marlin Television and James Martin have taken on board ITV's recommendations and their sharing of best practice, and are in the process of fully implementing.
'Since the 2018 incident, Blue Marlin Television has continued to film over 500 shows at James' home.
'Blue Marlin Television remains committed to ensuring the welfare of all those with whom they work is of the utmost priority.'
Martin has faced allegations that he intimidated his crew - in the latest crisis to hit ITV.
The broadcaster told the chef to change his behaviour after receiving a complaint in May about his alleged conduct, according to a report.
Moving on: In a joint statement released on Wednesday, Blue Marlin and 51-year old Martin said that 'lessons have been learned'
Controversy: Martin has faced allegations that he intimidated his crew - in the latest crisis to hit ITV
Concerns were raised about on James Martin's Spanish Adventure, Deadline claims.
It is thought this is the second time ITV has been made aware of Martin's conduct following a separate incident in 2018, when he allegedly launched a foul-mouthed tirade against staff after a drain was blocked at his home during the production of his show, James Martin's Saturday Morning.
ITV declined to tell Deadline whether James had broken its Supplier Code of Conduct, which stipulates that shoots should be free from 'harassment and abuse' and people should be treated with 'courtesy, dignity and respect'.
The allegations are the latest blow to ITV, which has been mired in controversy since This Morning presenter Phillip Schofield .
Schofield, who was axed from the show, was also accused of 'bullying' co-workers - allegations for which ITV found no evidence.
An ITV spokesman said: '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 make clear our expectations in this regard as part of our pre-greenlight duty of care processes.
This includes having appropriate independent controls in place to enable everyone who works on their shows to confidently and Dizi (sitejabber.com) confidentially raise concerns.'
Under fire: The broadcaster has told Martin to change his behaviour after ITV received a complaint in May abut his conduct from colleagues, according to a report
The ITV spokesman continued: 'Following a complaint we received in May from members of the Blue Marlin production team about the filming of James Martin's Spanish Adventure, we contacted Blue Marlin to discuss these concerns and to understand how the issues raised were being addressed and what actions were being taken.
'As a result, we made a number of recommendations for Blue Marlin to implement as soon as possible, sharing best practice of some of our own relevant procedures around staff welfare and reiterating our Supplier Code of Conduct.'
Last month, ITV boss Dame Carolyn McCall when rumours emerged within the network.
<div class="art-ins mol-factbox floatRHS tvshowbiz" data-version="2" id="mol-76332cf0-2bbe-11ee-af2a-afc6edcee64b" website Martin says 'lessons have been learned' as he issues apology
