Last orders in Hell's Kitchen for landlord Al

The competition is hotting up in Hell’s Kitchen after “pub landlord” Al Murray was shown the door ahead of this weekend’s finale.

Sat, 05 Jun, 2004 - 11:31

The competition is hotting up in Hell’s Kitchen after “pub landlord” Al Murray was shown the door ahead of this weekend’s finale.

The comedian yesterday lost a public vote and left the reality TV show’s kitchen which is ruled with a rod of iron by tormentor-in-chief Gordon Ramsay.

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