Patrick Freyne: Paul Hollywood’s handshake is like being gripped by the full force of your father’s love
Who could replace Mary Berry, named after both the mother of Christ and a popular cake filling?
Donald Clarke: How do we know autumn is here? The Great British Bake Off is back
Anna Beattie pitched for four years before the BBC took a punt in 2009
Emer McLysaght: Please, Great British Bake Off, heal our pandemic wounds with your creamy horns
The show returns on Tuesday and while it might not fix the world at least it brings joy
The kitchen smells of rum. Either my old dear is over or Sorcha’s baking a Christmas cake
Ross O’Carroll-Kelly: ‘Storting Christmas early could be good for our mental health’
Great British Bake Off: wacky Matt Lucas joins wacky Noel Fielding. It’s terrifying
Patrick Freyne: Paul Hollywood has emerged from slumber and is hungry for power – and cakes
Great British Bake Off: How they got around social distancing in the tent
The whole of this series was filmed during the coronavirus outbreak – so what do we know so far about this determined group of bakers?
Mary Berry’s food filth shouldn’t be aired before the watershed
Patrick Freyne: What constitutes a ‘simple comfort’ in Mary Berry’s world?
Great British Bake Off final: Drama and disaster. Paul Hollywood couldn't bear it
Review: It was a dramatic and tearful end to a Bake Off year that fell flat
The Great British Bake Off: Judge stabs baker with hot skewer – verbally
Review: Self-referencing contestants add charming colour to show’s reliable format
The Great British Bake Off: the nine greatest moments
As Bake Off returns for a 10th series on Tuesday, here are the highlights and controversies, from squirrel nuts to #Custardgate
The Great British Bake Off subtly prepares for post-Brexit living
The show’s idyllic setting sits outside the common market, part of no customs union
Prue Leith: Sex, custard and chopping people up with an axe
A chat with the ‘indiscreet’ Bake Off judge and cookery writer can take surprising turns
Forget the puréed carrots, the BLW (baby-led weaning) approach is the way to go
Self-feeding finger food makes mealtimes easier – all you need are nerves of steel and a handy dustpan and brush
What does ‘humble pie’ taste like?
The Great British Bake Off, newly on Netflix, shed light on the origins of this expression
When TV cooking shows go wrong
After Masterchef UK's ‘Rendanggate’, Conor Pope looks at other chefs’ blunders
I love you, Paul Hollywood, I say, while spitting cake and crying icing sugar
Patrick Freyne: Ignore the mythical Beeby Sea: Great British Bake Off has always been on Channel 4
‘Any chance of a passport?’ asks the Queen while Lars Von Trier takes on Mrs Brown
Patrick Freyne previews this year’s Christmas TV and gives away some plot twists
Bake Off: I was appalled. But I wasn’t going to stop watching
Donald Clarke: No hiding place for ‘Bake Off’s’ poor Prue Leith even in Bhutan
National Bread Week: 10 brilliant recipes to get you baking
Sourdough loaves, tray-bake focaccia, oriental bao buns, and a best-ever banana bread to mark National Bread Week
New ingredients for ‘The Great British Bake Off’, but does it taste the same?
After its controversial move from the BBC to Channel 4 this year, the baking show returns
New ‘Great British Bake Off’ line-up revealed
Channel 4 announces replacements for Mary Berry, Sue Perkins and Mel Giedroyc
Macnas brings magic to streets of Dublin on Halloween night
‘Great British Bake Off’ judge Paul Hollywood among thousands who attended parade
Renewal of ‘X Factor’ highlights dearth of big new TV ideas
Ratings have declined, but the familiar format is still regarded as a safer bet than most
The British ‘Bake Off’ is off. That’s not great
‘The Great British Bake Off’ is a terrible idea for a series. But it’s already an institution. Now it’s off to Channel 4 is the cream set to curdle?
The BBC will mourn the defection of Bake Off. But it will rise again
The show was precious to the corporation, but it will surely be replaced. The real threat is to GBBO itself The BBC will mourn the defection of Bake Off. But it will rise again
Channel 4 secures rights for ‘Great British Bake Off’
Current series will be last on BBC One as Love Productions ends talks on renewing deal
As flat as day-old glass of Babycham: Sharon Horgan's The Circuit
TV Review: There’s no fun to be had watching this dull series about a dinner party
Bake Off returns with perfect consistency
Paul Hollywood makes his come-to-bread eyes; Mary Berry’s hair is not for moving; this latest slice of Bake Off is exactly what you ordered
Great British Bake Off 2015: and the winner is . . .
In an emotional final, a great British wedding cake wins it
Q: What makes the Great British Bake Off so irresistible?
Interest in TV show in Ireland - if chatter on social media is an indicator - is quite intense
Mary Berry: Queen of puddings
Mary Berry tells of her journey from teaching people how to use their ovens to fronting one of the most popular programmes on British television.
It’s time for a sugar rush as Great British Bake Off reaches the semi-final stage
Four bakers face tonight’s patisserie week challenges
Television: Strong women? Tick. Baby stuff? Tick. Great television? Er . . .
A great cast can’t save ‘In the Club’ from its obvious plots, which lack the ingenuity of ‘The Honourable Woman’
Television: A spoiler alert for ‘Homeland’, and a crafty way of idealising Christmas
The spy thriller starring Claire Danes and Damian Lewis went out with a whammy, but the glut of festive craft and cookery programmes is sickening
Old blue eyes casts his gaze on Dublin
Paul Hollywood, co-judge with Mary Berry of Great British Bake Off, was in Dublin this week to promote his new book ... and spill the beans on just what went on in the tent
Television: From panache to ganache, with not a soggy bottom in sight
‘Cutting Edge’ was on to a winner with its fabulous fashionistas – as is TV3 with ‘The Great Irish Bake Off’
TV3 licking its lips at launch of ‘The Great Irish Bake Off’
Light sponge, fondant flowers and a ganache twist as a dozen contestants rise to challenge
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