A Great British Bake Off contestant has been forced to drop out of tonight’s episode early due to illness. The Channel 4 series returns tonight with host Alison Hammond breaking the news to

The Great British Bake Off 2024 (or The Great British Baking Show if you are in the US!), is back with its 15th season — and with its kitchen dramas, soggy bottoms and baking inuendoes, it's fair to say this show is a highlight in our annual TV calendar.

We take a look back at the previous winners of the Great British Bake Off - just where are the likes of Edd Kimber, Frances Quinn and John Whaite now? Read more on Grazia.

Bake Off is back – and we can’t hide our excitement. Now in its fifteenth series, The Great British Bake Off (aka The Great British Baking Show across the Atlantic) returns every autumn, bringing some summery baking goodness to our gloomier evenings.

The spin-offs from The Great British Bake Off including Junior Bake Off, the Christmas episodes, Extra Slice and the professionals are all available to watch on Channel 4 (the on-demand video service). So you can gorge yourself on Bake Off episodes until your heart's content.

Family lies not only at the centre of Andy’s world but also of his baking and it was as a child, baking alongside his mum, that Andy first learned the much-loved family staples: apple crumble to follow a Sunday roast and Bakewell tarts made using pastry offcuts (to make sure nothing went to waste) among them.

My favorite “brain comfort food,” providing a much-needed break from politics, is back and I can’t wait! “The Great British Baking Show” will start airing its 15th season, with a dozen of Great Britain’s best amateur bakers competing in the famous white tent.

The Great British Bake Off was back on Channel 4 last night, but the iconic tent was missing one baker who was forced to quit the tent before the first episode was over

The Great British Bake Off Channel 4, 8pm Fifteen seasons, multiple judges and a new home channel later, and still the baking juggernaut rolls on in a flurry of icing sugar, sabotaged ice-cream, twee Union Jack bunting and plentiful yeast-related disasters.