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Richard Osman and Bake Off's Matt Lucas join Jo Brand to tuck into Bread Week. Tom Allen judges the audience bakes. Plus: unseen footage from the tent.

It's Mexican week, and Prue and Paul have set the bakers three challenges exploring authentic Mexican bakes.

Join Jo Brand and Tom Allen.

It's week five of the season and it's time for Dessert Week.

Join Jo Brand and Tom Allen.

It's halfway through the season, and, for the remaining bakers, Halloween has come early as they tackle three terrifying challenges.

Jo Brand is joined by celeb fans to tuck into the events of Halloween Week. Tom Allen judges the audience bakes. Plus, unseen footage from the tent.

It's week seven and this round the bakers will be celebrating all things custard. Three challenges, but only one baker will be crowned star baker and one baker will sadly have to go home.

Join Jo Brand and Tom Allen for An Extra Slice of The Great British Bake Off.

It's week 8 of this year's series of The Great British Bake Off and it's time for Pastry week.

Join Jo Brand and Tom Allen for An Extra Slice of The Great British Bake Off quarter finals!

Noel Fielding and Matt Lucas present the semi-final in which the amateurs face a trio of patisserie challenges, comprising mini charlottes that demand great precision and a vertical challenge in the technical.

Join Jo Brand and Tom Allen for An Extra Slice of The Great British Bake Off semi-final! Jo picks over Patisserie Week with celebrity Bake Off fans AJ Odudu, Joel Dommett and Lorraine Kelly.

It's the final of The Great British Bake Off and for the last remaining bakers the stakes couldn't be higher as Paul and Prue set three challenges that will test every aspect of their baking skills.

It's the final of The Great British Bake Off and for the last remaining bakers the stakes couldn't be higher as Paul and Prue set three challenges that will test every aspect of their baking skills.

The Great British Bake Off is back, as the nation's most famous tent gets pitched in the grounds of Welford Park once again. New presenter Alison Hammond joins Noel Fielding to lead the latest batch.

It's week two and for our remaining Bakers it's the battle of Biscuit Week. They kick off with marshmallow biscuits, inspired by childhood favourites. Next, the Bakers must produce a biscuit custard classic.

Week three of The Great British Bake Off and the Bakers enter the arena as it's time to bake bread! Starting with a classic Cottage Loaf in the signature, the Bakers then head to Devon for the technical.

It's Chocolate Week and Prue and Paul have set the Bakers three indulgent challenges. With a tricky torte in the signature, the Bakers will have their chocolate skills tested to the max.

It's Pastry Week and the Bakers will be trying to avoid soggy bottoms at all costs. There will be signature savory Picnic Pies and stunning decorative sweet pie Showstoppers.

Iit's Botanical week in the tent and the Bakers will tackle bakes inspired by nature. The Bakers will be faced with a spice filled signature, a herby technical and a floral dessert showstopper.

They'll kick off with a retro Creme Caramel signature and tackle a classic Treacle Sponge in the technical. Finally, for the showstopper the Bakers are tasked with creating a meringue bomb.

The Bakers will be popping on their party hats and starting off with a bake that has graced party tables up and down the country for decades, the good old sausage roll!

The Bakers will be raising the baking bar and starting with a French patisserie signature and a buttery French classic technical followed by an Italian celebration cake made up of delicate puff pastry.

Three final challenges will test the Bakers skills and could win them the title. Starting with a choux pastry signature, a blast from the past sticky technical and the ultimate celebration cake.

The Great British Bake Off is back, as the nation's most famous tent gets pitched in the grounds of Welford Park once again. New presenter Alison Hammond joins Noel Fielding to lead the latest batch.

Tom Allen is back to judge the bakes brought along by the brave studio audience and Jo will sieve through photos of the wonderful and woeful bakes sent in by viewers at home.

It's week two and for our remaining Bakers it's the battle of Biscuit Week. They kick off with marshmallow biscuits, inspired by childhood favourites. Next, the Bakers must produce a biscuit custard classic.

Join Jo and Tom Allen for An Extra Slice of Bake Off action. Jo chews over biscuit week with celebrity fans, Judy Love, Iain Stirling, and Carol Vorderman. There's unseen footage and an exclusive interview.

Week three of The Great British Bake Off and the Bakers enter the arena as it's time to bake bread! Starting with a classic Cottage Loaf in the signature, the Bakers then head to Devon for the technical.

Jo pulls back the crust of Bread Week with Martin Kemp, Ellie Taylor and Guz Ghan, and there's exclusive footage from behind the tent flaps, plus an interview with the latest baker to leave.

It's Chocolate Week and Prue and Paul have set the Bakers three indulgent challenges. With a tricky torte in the signature, the Bakers will have their chocolate skills tested to the max.

Jo dives into Chocolate Week with celebrity Bake Off fans. There will be exclusive unseen footage from inside the famous tent and an interview with the latest baker to say adios to the show.

It's Pastry Week and the Bakers will be trying to avoid soggy bottoms at all costs. There will be signature savory Picnic Pies and stunning decorative sweet pie Showstoppers.

Jo peels back the layers of Pastry Week with celebrity fans Ross Noble, Jamie Laing and Oti Mabuse. There's exclusive unseen footage and an interview with the baker that left the tent this week.

Iit's Botanical week in the tent and the Bakers will tackle bakes inspired by nature. The Bakers will be faced with a spice filled signature, a herby technical and a floral dessert showstopper.

Jo is joined by guest Harry Hill to discuss who blossomed in botanicals week. There's exclusive unseen footage from the tent and an interview with the baker who got the chop this week.

They'll kick off with a retro Creme Caramel signature and tackle a classic Treacle Sponge in the technical. Finally, for the showstopper the Bakers are tasked with creating a meringue bomb.

Jo dives into Dessert Week with celebrity fans including Prue Leith, Joel Dommett, and Ignacio Lopez. There's also unseen footage from the show plus an interview with the latest baker to leave.

The Bakers will be popping on their party hats and starting off with a bake that has graced party tables up and down the country for decades, the good old sausage roll!

It's Party week in the tent, and Jo has invited celebrity Bake Off fans Aisling Bea, Nabil Abdulrashid and Scarlett Moffatt. Our panel is joined by the latest baker to leave the show.

The Bakers will be raising the baking bar and starting with a French patisserie signature and a buttery French classic technical followed by an Italian celebration cake made up of delicate puff pastry.

Jo takes another bite of Patisserie Week with celebrity Bake Off fans Eddie Kadi, Lorraine Kelly and Joe Wilkinson. The latest baker to leave the show joins for a chat.

Three final challenges will test the Bakers skills and could win them the title. Starting with a choux pastry signature, a blast from the past sticky technical and the ultimate celebration cake.

Jo enjoys one last helping of this year's series with celebrity panel Jonathan Ross, Alison Hammond and Noel Fielding. Jo is joined by all three finalists of Bake Off 2023!

The new batch of bakers elevate a loaf cake, tackle a Technical with a twist, and make bamboozling illusion cakes. Whose cake fakery will earn them the first Star Baker award?

The bakers tackle illusion macarons and a fruity favourite, before unleashing their creativity by making a dramatic 3D mask entirely from biscuits.

Week three and it's bread week. The remaining bakers have a lot to prove with three tough challenges, set by judges Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith.

Alison Hammond and Noel Fielding host as the bakers take on the challenges of caramel week. In the signature challenge the contestants craft some biscuits before taking on a caramel technical.

Bakers compete in pastry challenges: frangipane tart Signature, flaky Technical, and choux Paris-Brest Showstopper requiring freestanding podium.

The remaining bakers in the tent face three Autumn themed challenges, the signature is an Autumnal Pie, the technical is a Vegan Parkin, and the showstopper an Autumnal Festival Cake.

The remaining bakers face three Dessert challenges, the signature is eight Meringue Nests with two fillings, the technical is a Spotted Dick, and the showstopper is a Tiramisu.

The five quarter-finalists face three 1970's challenges, the signature is a Profiterole Stack, the technical is a Banoffee Pie, and the showstopper is an intricately decorated layered 1970's Gateau.

It's the semi-final and the bakers show off their patisserie prowess with breakfast pastries and a classic-but-theatrical Technical. Who'll make final-worthy fruit entremets?

The finalists go all out with Signature scones, afternoon tea and tiered celebration cakes. Whose chance of winning has come and scone? And who'll be shedding tiers of joy?

The new batch of bakers elevate a loaf cake, tackle a Technical with a twist, and make bamboozling illusion cakes. Whose cake fakery will earn them the first Star Baker award?

Jo Brand joins Alison Hammond and Aisling Bea to celebrate cake week with unseen footage and a new batch of bakers. Tom Allen reviews audience bakes.

The bakers tackle illusion macarons and a fruity favourite, before unleashing their creativity by making a dramatic 3D mask entirely from biscuits.

Jo Brand hosts Stephen Mangan, Babatunde Aleshe, and Josie Gibson to discuss Biscuit Week, including unseen clips and the latest eliminated baker. Tom Allen inspects audience creations.

Week three and it's bread week. The remaining bakers have a lot to prove with three tough challenges, set by judges Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith.

Jo Brand teams up with Jonathan Ross, Ravneet Gill, and Josh Pugh, to celebrate Bread Week, highlighting joyful bakes and supporting those in need.

Alison Hammond and Noel Fielding host as the bakers take on the challenges of caramel week. In the signature challenge the contestants craft some biscuits before taking on a caramel technical.

Jo Brand dives into Caramel Week with Prue Leith and superfans Oti Mabuse and Chloe Petts, critiqued by Tom Allen, while showcasing viewer baking photos.