Noel Fielding

I love you, Paul Hollywood, I say, while spitting cake and crying icing sugar

Patrick Freyne: Ignore the mythical Beeby Sea: Great British Bake Off has always been on Channel 4

‘Any chance of a passport?’ asks the Queen while Lars Von Trier takes on Mrs Brown

Patrick Freyne previews this year’s Christmas TV and gives away some plot twists

New ingredients for ‘The Great British Bake Off’, but does it taste the same?

After its controversial move from the BBC to Channel 4 this year, the baking show returns

Channel 4 is using the wrong ingredients for its ‘Bake Off’ recipe

Few crumbs of comfort for GBBO fans as baking show moves kitchens

The Mist review: Spot the anxiety amid the ham-fisted tosh

Bundling the gravity of sexual assault into the hokum of killer fog is a mistake

The State review: What has driven 1,000 UK people to fight with Isis?

Peter Kosminsky’s four-part drama shows how. But what about the why?

Once upon a pair of wheels: Edgar Wright on Baby Driver

‘Closest thing to a British Quentin Tarantino’ on his movie about a getaway driver who loves tunes

‘Snakes vs Iguana’ named TV moment of the year at Baftas

Watch the thrilling sequence that brought David Attenborough one of two TV 2016 Baftas

Julian Barratt: from The Mighty Boosh to a ‘Partridgean joke’

Barratt plays a ridiculous 1980s TV star in his new comedy film, Mindhorn

New ‘Great British Bake Off’ line-up revealed

Channel 4 announces replacements for Mary Berry, Sue Perkins and Mel Giedroyc

White actor playing Michael Jackson makes singer’s daughter ‘want to vomit’

Paris Jackson says Joseph Fiennes’ TV portrayal of the black singer is ‘offensive’

Johnny Depp as Donald Trump – almost as funny as the real thing

Review: ‘The Art of the Deal: The Movie’, ‘Fortune’s Wheel’, ‘The Big Fat Quiz of Everything’

Britons combat post-Brexit racism by wearing safety pins

#SafetyPin campaign started after reported rise in hate crimes since referendum

Select: The history of iconic breakfast characters

How Tony the Tiger and the Honey Monster sweet-talked us into breakfast

Doll and Em: you’ll laugh, you’ll projectile cry

Lifelong friends Dolly Wells and Emily Mortimer make their relationship awkward in a new sitcom, the latest comedy to feature people portraying distorted versions of themselves

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