Great British Bake Off Scottish hopeful was kitchen whiz kid aged five

Prue Leith shocked fans when she previously revealed that she didn't live with her husband John Playfair after more than two years of marriage.

We have been extremely lucky that The Great British Bake Off has returned to our screens after it was filmed during strict lockdown.

Ratings for the launch episode of the latest series of The Great British Bake Off were the biggest for any programme – excluding films – to be shown on Channel 4 since 1985.

Great British Bake Off have been left reeling after the decision to send home a baker from Bolton on last night's show. Makbul "Mak" Patel, scored an impressive third place in the technical challenge but ultimately waved goodbye to the tent after disappointing Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith with his biscuit showstopper and signature effort.

Bolton couldn't quite pull it out the bag for biscuit week on the Channel 4 show and was sent home after his Indian Chai tea service made of biscuit for the final challenge was described as "flat and clumsy" by judge Paul Hollywood, the Mirror reports.Mak, 51, he was not surprised to be sent home by the judges after failing to impress in episode two. He said: "I expected that, I felt it in my bones that it was me.

Mak has become the second contestant to be eliminated from the Great British Bake Off.

Channel 4 hit was back on screens as 12 more home bakers began their quest to be crowned the country's best amateur baker. However, as reported on Wednesday, some viewers were left divided over the series opener which saw Matt Lucas mimic the Prime Minister.

#GBBO pic.twitter.com/RSO2NteYLL— British Bake Off (@BritishBakeOff) September 23, 2020Following the incident, she apologised as she said: ‘I’m so sorry. Oh my god.

Channel 4 favourite finally returned to screens after filming was delayed due to the coronavirus pandemic. And there were a few fans who were left disgruntled after the show was pushed back by 15 minutes as Boris Johnson made an addresses to the nation.But that isn't the only thing that appears to have upset viewers with the debut episode of the series already receiving a number of complaints.

Naman Ramachandran Popular television baking competition “The Great British Bake Off” returned to the U.K.’s Channel 4 on Tuesday evening, attracting an average audience of 6.9 million viewers and a 32% share of audience.At its peak, the show had 7.9 million viewers, according to data released by the channel.

baker on the Channel 4 show, has already won the hearts of fans - with some calling him "adorable". The 20-year-old Edinburgh student was crowned the first episode's 'star baker' for his incredible 3D edible bust of Scots cycling legend Sir Chris Hoy.

The Great British Bake Off returned last night, and it featured the unlikeliest of sights – Tom DeLonge immortalised as a cake.On the first episode of Season 11, contestants were asked to kick off the showstopper challenge by creating a cake in the form of a 3D bust of their hero.Step forward, Dave from Hampshire, who decided to create his ‘Three Flavours of DeLonge’ cake – which consisted of a strawberry and mint flavoured cake with chocolate buttercream.While it received decidedly mixed

baker on the Channel 4 show, has already won the hearts of fans - with some calling him "adorable". The 20-year-old Edinburgh student was crowned the first episode's 'star baker' for his incredible 3D edible bust of Scots cycling legend Sir Chris Hoy.

© Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo  With a transmission time pushed back 15 minutes because of the Prime Minister’s Covid address to the nation, the Great British Bake Off cooked up some piping hot revenge.Judges Prue Leith and Paul Hollywood, alongside new host Matt Lucas, began the 11th series with a spoof health warning press conference.Under a blond wig, Lucas looked almost more like Boris than Boris, and succinctly parsed the confusing messages that emanate from Downing Street.‘If