Gordon Ramsay takes "no swearing" show to US

The fiery chef, who has already made US versions of Hell's Kitchen and Kitchen Nightmares, is taking his latest series Cookalong Live across the pond, but has been told to watch his language. "No cursing, that's the deal", he says

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Friday January 30, 2009

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• Friday January 30, 2009
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