The German version of I'm a Celebrity will also be filmed at North Wales castle

The Great British Bake Off is under way again, with Paul Hollywood handshakes, delicious food and Noel Fielding’s outlandish outfits back on screens. Yet despite the show’s popularity – and delicious cakes – it hasn’t been without its awkward moments and controversy over the years.

Leo Barraclough Senior International CorrespondentSid Gentle Films, the BAFTA and Emmy award-winning producers behind “Killing Eve” and “The Durrells,” headed by Sally Woodward Gentle (pictured below), has acquired the rights to develop Cash Carraway’s “Skint Estate” for TV, and has lined up a lead writer for previously announced “Taking Up Space.” Both projects are in formal development with British broadcasters.“Skint Estate” is a darkly funny, searingly political, debut memoir from Carraway,

The Rolling Stones‘ Mick Jagger has been named among the most dangerous celebrities to search for online.According to cyber-security firm McAfee, the iconic singer joins the likes of Idris Elba and Ricky Gervais as the most likely names to send you down an online rabbit hole that could put you at risk of malware and viruses.TV host Graham Norton came top in this year’s poll, closely followed by Gervais and actor Tom Hardy.Jagger took the fifth spot, with the rest of the list featuring the likes

Graham Norton has been named the most dangerous celebrity to search for online in the UK by cybersecurity firm McAfee, ahead of Ricky Gervais and Tom Hardy.

Alex Pettyfer and model Toni Garrn married in a romantic ceremony in her native Germany on Friday, October 2.The model, 28, wore a cream silk slip dress for the nuptials in Hamburg, while her groom, 30, wore a gray three-piece suit.Garrn shared a photo of the newlyweds showing off their rings on Instagram, captioning it, “Now you really get to call me wifey,” along with a red heart.

Alex Pettyfer and Toni Garrn confirmed that they have tied the knot.

Jake Kanter International TV EditorHello International Insider friends, and happy Friday. Jake Kanter here with some Deadline must-reads in the week that U.S.

Peter White Television EditorThe Gurin Company, run by Phil Gurin, whose credits include exec producing ABC’s Shark Tank, has teamed with Jeremy Fox’s format firm Action Time to bring back British entertainment format Game for a Laugh.This comes after Fox relaunched Action Time, the formats firm that he ran after creating The Krypton Factor.

sparked new controversy on Britain's Got Talent following the furore over dance troupe Diversity's powerful Black Lives Matter performance on the show two weeks ago.