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There are countless reasons to love the Bake Off from the friendly camaraderie in the tent to show's long history of LGBT+ amateur bakers.

Bake Off favourites Michael Chakraverty and David Atherton talk LGBTQ+ representation and their new podcast, Sticky Bun Boys.

The beloved baking show is returning to Channel 4 tonight; launching at 8pm, it will see a collection of 12 amateur bakers facing off in a desperate bid to win Paul Hollywoods praise and become the winner.

Fatima Ali’s "Savor," the food media satire "The Lemon," and eight other new must-read books for food lovers.

Jonathan Nunn steers clear of the upmarket eateries beloved by critics. Instead, in his latest book, he edits a collection of essays about London’s overlooked places

Channel 4s Great British Bake Off is returning with new batch of contestant on September 13. Its the perfect occasion to take a look at what winners from past seasons have been cooking up.

This lively book – published at a time when British food writing feels exciting – insists that following a recipe can be a creative process.

Highlights of the annual event, which spotlights compelling new and old architecture and urban landscapes in all of London’s 33 boroughs and published its

Sunday Brunch's Simon Rimmer has been forced to defend himself after installing gender-neutral toilets in his new Manchester restaurant.