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Rick journeys across the Mediterranean, visiting places which radiate a vibrant sense of individuality through their spirit, history and food. He begins by catching the ferry to Bastia.

James and his wingman, top chef Mark Jordan, hop aboard their motorbikes again to discover the wonderful island of Guernsey.

Cameron Daddo and Holly Nicholson embark on an epic journey, exploring both sides of the Pacific Ocean, from the glittering seaside of Los Cabos, Mexico, to the shores of Japan and South Korea.

Nigella's grandmother provides the inspiration for the first recipe, caramel custard, which reminds her of the creme caramel she loved as a child.

Jamie shares budget-friendly meals with big flavour, including a freezer-friendly fish pie, spicy one-pan chicken, Minestrone with pesto bread, and a quick chocolaty microwave pudding.

Home bakers from across the United Kingdom participate in a number of baking challenges and compete against each other to win the prestigious title.

Prue Leith and her husband, John, offer easy-to-cook recipes, tips and handy culinary hacks.

A renowned culinary expert challenges aspiring chefs with gruelling tasks and complex challenges in order to crown a winner.

Gordon Ramsay delivers a bombshell that the team competition is now over! Which means as of tonight, it's every chef for themselves. They can no longer rely on their teammates to save them from elimination.

James Martin invites us back into his kitchen at home, where he explores the traditional tastes and flavours of his childhood holidays in the UK and spices things up with some exotic treats from further afield.

Jamie shares budget-friendly meals with big flavour, including a freezer-friendly fish pie, spicy one-pan chicken, Minestrone with pesto bread, and a quick chocolaty microwave pudding.

Ainsley's journey takes him to Wollongong, for the hustle and bustle of the Friday Foragers Market. There's an emphasis on organic food, and before long a juicy watermelon catches Ainsley's eye.

Justine goes ocean rafting at Whitehaven Beach where she prepares whole coral trout in banana leaf. She visits Rusty's market and has Nick Holloway prepare her a wonderful Crunchy Salad.

Rick Stein visits Vienna - the city that once ran the Austro-Hungarian Empire and continues to be home to comfort dishes like tafelspitz and goulash.

A renowned culinary expert challenges aspiring chefs with gruelling tasks and complex challenges in order to crown a winner.

Maeve O'Meara explores how fire and coals create some of the world's classic recipes - Turkish kebabs, Portuguese sardines, marinated Chilean pork belly and South African braais.

Join Courtney for her Mexican beef and corn salad. Michael will be cooking up his grilled broccoli and miso noodle salad, and Andy will show you his whole roasted cauliflower with anchovy and mustard.

This week, Matt finds out how much meat is in your sausage, Kate investigates how orange wine gets its colour; and Amanda finds the solution to cutting a slice of millionaire's shortbread.

Ellie and Liam welcome patisserie teams tackling demanding challenges set by experts Benoit Blin and Cherish Finden as the search for exceptional pastry begins.

Naomi challenges Brent Martin, executive chef at Park Hyatt, to design a three-course menu made entirely with rescued food for community dining.

Prue Leith and her husband, John, offer easy-to-cook recipes, tips and handy culinary hacks.

Home bakers from across the United Kingdom participate in a number of baking challenges and compete against each other to win the prestigious title.

A lighthearted spin-off show for The Great British Bake Off presented by Jo Brand.

These beautiful bakes all involve spices. Juliet serves up a spiced pumpkin pie with a delicious meringue topping, chocolate and chilli cookies, and winter pavlova with spiced apples and pears.

A renowned culinary expert challenges aspiring chefs with gruelling tasks and complex challenges in order to crown a winner.

Michel Roux reaches the end of his Thames journey, meeting a family of fishmongers, young chefs keeping it local and a small boat with a big heart.

Rick Stein visits Vienna - the city that once ran the Austro-Hungarian Empire and continues to be home to comfort dishes like tafelspitz and goulash.

Rick journeys across the Mediterranean, visiting places which radiate a vibrant sense of individuality through their spirit, history and food. He begins by catching the ferry to Bastia.

James and his wingman, top chef Mark Jordan, hop aboard their motorbikes again to discover the wonderful island of Guernsey.

Ainsley is joined by Genevieve Taylor and Nico Reynolds in the kitchen garden at Tyntesfield in Somerset for an al fresco cook off.

Home bakers from across the United Kingdom participate in a number of baking challenges and compete against each other to win the prestigious title.

Hugh takes River Cottage back to the nation, demonstrating that the RC philosophy has a relevance and a use for everyone on a daily basis.

Rick heads to the place where his passion for Cornwall began: his family home at Trevose Head on the north Cornish coast, where as a child he would go fishing with his father.

Rick Stein takes us to meet an extraordinary family who are making some of the best Gouda cheese in Britain, from which he cooks a tortilla dish with caramelised apples, onions and Cornish Gouda.

Gregg Wallace visits a factory with a menthol scent - the Polos factory in York, which produces 32 million mints every day and contributes to the 19,000 tonnes of mints per year that the UK consumes.

Home bakers from across the United Kingdom participate in a number of baking challenges and compete against each other to win the prestigious title.

The Hairy Bikers, Dave Myers and Si King, journey along the UK's west coast in Go West, exploring landscapes, culinary wonders, and trailblazing producers, while creating dishes from their finds.

All the chefs are one step closer to that amazing prize of 100,000 pounds and a year-long mentorship from Gordon, Paul and Nyesha to help make their culinary dreams a reality.

Buddy and the team embark on an enormous cake for the Meadowlands State Fair on the same week as a giant retailer tests Buddy's ability.

Jamie makes an indulgent Easter dessert, with a chocolate and custard hot cross bun extravaganza, plus if you're looking for easy dishes for the weekend, he also shares his pan-roasted lamb.

Hugh takes River Cottage back to the nation, demonstrating that the RC philosophy has a relevance and a use for everyone on a daily basis.

Michel Roux reaches the end of his Thames journey, meeting a family of fishmongers, young chefs keeping it local and a small boat with a big heart.

Mary and Paul heat up the ovens and get out the mixing bowls one last time to create the signature, technical and showstopper challenges from the last part of the Great British Bake Off.

Gregg Wallace visits a factory with a menthol scent - the Polos factory in York, which produces 32 million mints every day and contributes to the 19,000 tonnes of mints per year that the UK consumes.

The remaining chefs from Northern Ireland compete over dishes inspired by 2024's Olympics and Paralympics in Paris, but when the chefs are this close, who will win and who must go home?

Gregg Wallace is in Gateshead at a cheese factory where they produce 3000 tonnes of spreadable cheese every year. The process begins in a traditional way - by making cheddar.

Ben investigates why having a cold tempura mixture makes for a fluffier batter.

Twelve diverse amateur baking enthusiasts are put through a series of intricate challenges to find Australia's Best Amateur Baker.

The remaining amateur bakers compete in three challenges for Biscuit Week to make Decorated Sandwich Biscuits, Pistachio Shortbread and a Biscuit Diorama.

In Pie Week, our remaining amateur bakers compete to make their signature Party Pies, a Galette des Rois, and a fruity Tangram Pie.

In Bread Week, our remaining amateur bakers create Mini Bagels, Turkish bread with Za'atar and showstopping Reveal Bread.

Tropical week gets fruity as our remaining amateur bakers make Tropical Tarts, a Mille Feuille and Meringue Bombes.

In Little and Large week, our remaining amateur bakers serve up Tiny Tiered cakes, a Giant Chocolate Eclair and the bakers create a whole Biscuit City.

It's Japan week, and our remaining amateur bakers tackle Shokupan Buns, a Matcha & Black Sesame Crepe Roll and show off their Double Fromage Cheesecakes.

It's Earth week! Our remaining amateur bakers go sustainable and celebrate the Earth with Raw Cakes, Beetroot Tarts and Edible Terrariums.

It's Patisserie Week as our remaining bakers compete for a spot in the finale, creating an En Croute, a Spiced Charlotte Russe and Modern Viennoiserie.

In the grand finale, bakers vie for the title with a Top Forward Cake, a Raspberry and Chocolate Entremets, and a spectacular Choux-Stopper creation.

Paul celebrates the best of hearty British pies and puds with Michelin-starred chef Glynn Purnell, who leaves fancy fine dining aside to celebrate the chicken curry pies he loves.

Teams return to take on classic and reinvented patisserie tasks as Ellie, Liam, Benoit Blin and Cherish Finden guide them through another tough round.

Go back to where it all started. In the first episode of the series, 10 bakers tackle three increasingly difficult challenges to test their cake-making ability.

Comedian Alan Carr loves classic home-cooked comfort food, but he doesn't know where to begin making it. Determined to learn how to cook before his 50th birthday, he asks Mary for help.

Jamie Oliver's cookery series pushes the concept of fast, everyday food to the next level. Jamie's cooking grilled tuna, kinda nicoise salad, plus Thai chicken laksa, and mildly-spiced noodle squash broth.

Curtis Stone explores Hong Kong's culinary heritage, folding dumplings, sampling ancient ingredients and training with a martial arts master.

Teams return to take on classic and reinvented patisserie tasks as Ellie, Liam, Benoit Blin and Cherish Finden guide them through another tough round.

Gino takes his wife, Jess, and their three children, Luciano, Rocco and Mia, for a D'Acampo day out to help them get in touch with their Italian roots.

Jamie cooks his favourite fish dishes, perfect for any summer supper.

Gregg Wallace is in Gateshead at a cheese factory where they produce 3000 tonnes of spreadable cheese every year. The process begins in a traditional way - by making cheddar.

Go back to where it all started. In the first episode of the series, 10 bakers tackle three increasingly difficult challenges to test their cake-making ability.

The bakers attempt to wow the judges with flavour-packed, bite-sized treats as they enter Cookie Week.

It's Judges' Day, and only one chef can go through to represent Northern Ireland. The judges are joined by a world record-holding and multi gold-medallist Paralympian.

Gregg Wallace is in Stoke-on-Trent at an enormous cherry bakewell factory where they produce 250,000 little tarts every day. He follows the production of cherry bakewells, from the arrival through to dispatch.

Ben cooks with his least favourite leafy green, and finds out a little more about its genes.

Donna teaches us her recipe for a delicious slow-roasted lamb shoulder, along with the easiest spelt dough you'll ever make, and a velvety smooth dark chocolate ganache so decadent you'll be unable to resist.

Jamie Oliver's series aims to inspire and excite aspiring cooks. On the menu is quick lamb tagine, pan-fried aubergine and cumin crunch, plus crispy polenta chicken Caesar salad.

Mary Berry catches up with her friend Claudia Winkleman to share simple recipes perfect for a lazy weekend. They take a stroll to a foodie treasure trove, and Mary has a surprise in store.

Gino takes his youngest son, Rocco, to his beloved home town of Naples. Gino starts by giving Rocco a tour of this crazy city on the back of a scooter, the only way to navigate the mad traffic.

The competition has so far seen some of the most extraordinary talent, but the end is in sight and only one will have what it takes to be crowned champion.

In the grand finale, bakers vie for the title with a Top Forward Cake, a Raspberry and Chocolate Entremets, and a spectacular Choux-Stopper creation.

In this episode, Mel and Sue take the eight passionate home bakers who made it through to Scone Palace to make biscuits and teatime treats.

Teams return to take on classic and reinvented patisserie tasks as Ellie, Liam, Benoit Blin and Cherish Finden guide them through another tough round.

Rick and his friend, Chalky, round off their journey of the UK at John O'Groats, after visiting a fish smokery, an oat miller and Rick's favourite deli in Edinburgh.

Rick Stein heads into the bowels of Cornwall, deep into the China Clay pits to discover what is known locally as 'White Gold', one of this county's most important industries.

This episode explores the delicious world of tropical fruits and vegetables, with recipes from Asia, the Pacific and South America.

It's the season of mellow fruitfulness and this episode is on the road to Victoria's High Country in search of a wild mushroom bounty.

Gino takes his youngest son, Rocco, to his beloved home town of Naples. Gino starts by giving Rocco a tour of this crazy city on the back of a scooter, the only way to navigate the mad traffic.

Jamie Oliver's series aims to inspire and excite aspiring cooks. On the menu is quick lamb tagine, pan-fried aubergine and cumin crunch, plus crispy polenta chicken Caesar salad.

Mary Berry catches up with her friend Claudia Winkleman to share simple recipes perfect for a lazy weekend. They take a stroll to a foodie treasure trove, and Mary has a surprise in store.

Gregg and Chris meet the King Family. Juggling work and a young daughter is not easy, so Sheena's go-to is pre-packed convenience food but she also ends up cooking two separate dishes every mealtime.

Paul joins the lads of the Clifton Chilli Club in eating some of Britain's hottest chillies for his cornbread pies, and creates delicate sugar flowers with Peggy Porschen to decorate his light strawberry mousse cake.

Home bakers from across the US tackle themed challenges, creating cakes, breads and pastries as they compete to impress the judges and be named the nation's top baker.

In this episode, Mel and Sue take the eight passionate home bakers who made it through to Scone Palace to make biscuits and teatime treats.

Mary Berry catches up with her friend Claudia Winkleman to share simple recipes perfect for a lazy weekend. They take a stroll to a foodie treasure trove, and Mary has a surprise in store.

Jamie Oliver's series aims to inspire and excite aspiring cooks. On the menu is quick lamb tagine, pan-fried aubergine and cumin crunch, plus crispy polenta chicken Caesar salad.

Gregg and Chris meet the King Family. Juggling work and a young daughter is not easy, so Sheena's go-to is pre-packed convenience food but she also ends up cooking two separate dishes every mealtime.

Home bakers from across the US tackle themed challenges, creating cakes, breads and pastries as they compete to impress the judges and be named the nation's top baker.

Gino takes his youngest son, Rocco, to his beloved home town of Naples. Gino starts by giving Rocco a tour of this crazy city on the back of a scooter, the only way to navigate the mad traffic.

The competition has so far seen some of the most extraordinary talent, but the end is in sight and only one will have what it takes to be crowned champion.

Gregg Wallace is in Stoke-on-Trent at an enormous cherry bakewell factory where they produce 250,000 little tarts every day. He follows the production of cherry bakewells, from the arrival through to dispatch.

In this episode, Mel and Sue take the eight passionate home bakers who made it through to Scone Palace to make biscuits and teatime treats.

The bakers leave the sweets behind for the first "Savoury Week," highlighting the spicy, salty and cheesy.

Four chefs compete for the South West with canapes, starters and fish dishes inspired by the Olympics and Paralympics. Who will be eliminated?

Gregg Wallace is in south Shields at a clothing factory where they produce 650 waxed jackets a day. He follows the production of water-resistant jackets from the arrival through to dispatch.

Joel explains why Ben should aim his chilli's away from his eyes when cutting them.