The Chase's Bradley Walsh frustrated as he snaps at player 'Clue is in the question!'

Bradley Walsh became frustrated with one player on The Chase. The most recent instalment of the programme featured four contestants; Dave, Matt, Suzanne, Beth, who took on Anne Hegerty. Dave and Matt set the target, earning £7,000 and £6,000 in their cash builder rounds. The pair both made it through to the final chase and were hoping their two teammates would join them.

Suzanne was the third player to battle it out with Anne, explaining to Bradley that she would take her husband on a "fantastic cruise" if she won any money. After answering four questions correctly in the cash builder, Suzanne decided to stick with this offer as she went head-to-head with The Governess. Although the game got off to a good start, things started to go wrong for Suzanne.

When she was asked: "What does someone described as monandrous have?", Suzanne demanded: "Can you ask me something I know?" before it was revealed she picked the wrong answer.

Anne slowly crept up the board as she hoped to catch up with Suzanne, and it wasn't long before she did exactly that. The chaser was just one correct answer away from catching Anne as they were asked: "Sir Reginald Johnston wrote his memoir 'Twilight in the Forbidden City' about his time as tutor of which ruler?"

The three options given were 'King Oyo', 'Emperor Puyi', 'Queen Wilhelmina'. Bradley looked puzzled when Suzanne picked Queen Wilhelmina as she confessed: "I don't know any of these people!"

The presenter appeared to lose patience as he responded: "Well, it's not about that. The clue is in the question there, Suzanne. Twilight in the 'Forbidden City'."

"Oh, probably an emperor then," she quipped. "Oh well."

Bradley remarked: "It's like you've come for an afternoon tea!"

Emperor Puyi was confirmed as the right answer and meant Suzanne was sent packing. Final contestant Beth was also knocked out by Anne, meaning it was down to Dave and Matt to beat Anne by themselves.

The pair set a score of 13 in the final chase. Unfortunately for the duo, this was easily matched by Anne, who caught them with 59 seconds remaining.