Brunch star Big Zuu rushed off the Channel 4 set after he explained his real reason for absence to Tim Lovejoy and Simon ...

Liverpool fans were not happy with Big Zuu after what he did after scoring the winning goal in Soccer Aid at Old Trafford on Sunday. The rapper, chef and TV personality lined up for the Rest of the ...

From reality TV survival to scoring the winning goal at Soccer Aid, Big Zuu’s story is one of humour, honesty and hope ...

Brunch star Big Zuu was forced to make a quick exit from the Channel 4 programme as he raced to Glastonbury to perform with rapper AJ Tracey ...

Big Zuu scores the winner after four goals from Carlos Tevez help the World XI beat England 5-4 in Soccer Aid, raising £15m for Unicef.

Rapper Big Zuu scored the winning goal at Soccer Aid to hand the World XI a dramatic victory on Sunday night. He produced a composed left foot finish to spark delirious celebrations from himself ...

World XI triumphed over England in a thrilling Soccer Aid match at Old Trafford. Carlos Tevez scored four goals. Rapper Big Zuu secured a late winner. Wayne Rooney and Jermain Defoe were among the ...

Now Big Zuu – whose real name is Zuhair Hassan – wants to help the next generation pursue their dreams like he did, and he’s supporting the EE LearnSmart campaign to stress the importance of ...

Chef Big Zuu in ‘12 Dishes in 12 Hours’ on BBC Lifestyle. Picture: Supplied “You know, I've eaten so many different types of food, and I've been lucky enough to be all over the world and eat ...

Big Zuu, the BAFTA-winning chef, TV host and grime artist, has inked a development deal with Banijay U.K. Zuu, who is also known as Zuhair Hassan, signed the deal under his production label Big ...

If Zuu delivered the coup de grâce to McGuiness’s long spell as the non-professional goalkeeper in the England squad. it was the enduring class of former Manchester United and City striker Carlos ...

Big Zuu scores the winner after four goals from Carlos Tevez help the World XI beat England 5-4 in Soccer Aid, raising £15m for Unicef.