Patrick Grant: Last News

Manchester's very own Luke won the latest series of Great British Sewing Bee tonight (Wednesday, July 24). The finale of the beloved BBC One series saw Pascha, Luke, and Ailsa go head to head in numerous tasks, including crafting opera gloves and the reinvention of party paraphernalia into a complete party look.

EastEnders actress Kellie Bright swore as she suffered a fabric mishap during The Great British Sewing Bee's Celebrity Christmas Special.

The second episode of the Great British Sewing Bee got off to a brilliant start, when our favourite amateur sewers were tasked with taking on a series of sport-inspired challenges with a distinctive Olympic flair. During the show, the contestants were tasked with creating a half-zip fleece, an outfit made from repurposed cricket kit and a national strip fit for the world stage.

The Great British Sewing Bee left viewers 'infuriated' just moments into the new series.The hit BBC show returned to TV screens on Tuesday, 21 May, with a fresh set of amateur sewers competing to be crowned Britain’s best seamster. Patrick Grant and Esme Young returned as judges, while presenting duties have been taken over by actor Kiell Smith-Bynoe, who has replaced former host Sara Pascoe for the tenth series. He made his hosting debut in the 2023 Christmas special, and also competed on a celebrity edition of the show in 2021.

Sewists rejoice, as the reality show for enthusiastic stitchers is returning. The Great British Sewing Bee is back for its 10th series.

Scottish fashion designer Patrick Grant has said his father died “very unnecessarily” due to Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) shortages during the Covid pandemic.

Penny Lancaster appeared on The Great British Sewing Bee last night (Thursday) and gave viewers an insight into life with Rod Stewart as she made him a personalised gift.

The Great British Sewing Bee Christmas Specials will be back this year with a new celebrity line-up ready to follow those tricky patterns and transform unwanted materials into something fabulously festive. Judges Patrick Grant and Esme Young will be back to share their expertise and critiques, and potentially dolling out the "chics" if the celebrities are up to scratch. BBC One has yet to confirm when the two part specials will air, but we're expecting the festive editions to follow a similar format to last year's, with one airing around the 22nd December, and the other on 29th December.

Patrick Grant and Esme Young will pick which remaining contestant is victorious after all three challenges have been completed. In order to win the competition, sewers must make it through 10 weeks of increasingly difficult sewing tasks. The 2021 series of Great British Sewing Bee was won by 21-year-old medical student Serena Baker.

Patrick Grant and Esme Young will pick which remaining contestant is victorious after all three challenges have been completed. In order to win the competition, sewers must make it through 10 weeks of increasingly difficult sewing tasks. The 2021 series of Great British Sewing Bee was won by 21-year-old medical student Serena Baker.

Netflix, while insisting that Channel 4 - soon to be taken out of the government's hands and privatised - provides better shows.The TV star announced his views to more than 70,000 Twitter followers, many of whom agreed."The thing about Netflix is most of its shows are actually REALLY bad," he candidly claimed."Whereas loads of Channel 4's shows are really flippin' good. And Amazon? It's dogs**t."He added in no uncertain terms: "This government are cultural imbeciles."Twitter fans reciprocated by sharing their own, sometimes scathing views about the current quality of programming.@MissMorgzy was as enthusiastic as Patrick about denouncing the government, quipping: "Have you seen our Culture Secretary? Honestly, there is higher quality culture in yoghurt."@JilloHalloran1 chimed in: "Netflix would kill to have Channel 4’s track record.

Scots drag star Lawrence Chaney was back on our screens tonight and of course had us all in stitches of laughter.

Get the day's biggest stories sent direct to your inbox so you never miss a thing

Lorraine Kelly, 60, was left over the moon after she was dubbed one of Joe Lycett's "Dreamgirls" in the latest episode of The Great British Sewing Bee. The comedian gushed over the queen of daytime TV and she was ecstatic after the TV mention was pointed out to her on social media.