Peter Sawkins: Last News

Ready, set, bake! We're onto the 14th series of The Great British Bake Off but we're still just as excited to see what chaos unfolds. Alison Hammond will be joining the show to present alongside Noel Fielding and Prue Leith and Paul Hollywood remain as judges. But is there a winning formula to get the Bake Off crown? After all, there's now been 13 previous champs so there must be something which means they are all hitting the jackpot.

The Great British Bake Off star Laura Adlington has shared how she is "the heaviest and happiest" she's been after embracing body positivity and confidence in herself. Laura, 32, took part in the 2020 series of the Channel 4 contest and admitted she had been terrified of what the reaction from viewers would be to a plus-size woman on a food programme, but says she has now gained confidence from her experiences in the spotlight and is feeling better than ever.

The Great British Bake Off announced the first contestant to leave the 2022 tent on Tuesday night after it returned with a new batch of amateur bakers. During the opening episode, the contestants had to create mini sandwich cakes, a red velvet cake and a showstopper 3D replica of their home.

The Great British Bake Off 2020 winner Peter Sawkins has taken to Instagram to clarify that he does "not identify as LGBTQ+", after a video he posted of his holiday including a clip of him holding hands with a male friend led people to think he was "coming out" as gay during Pride month.The 21 year old took to his Instagram on Saturday to post a video of his cultural trip to Morocco, which was put to the soundtrack of I Found You by Stephen Sanchez.The video started with him leading a mystery person, who was filming him, by the hand as Peter looked back at the camera and beamed.The clip then cut to Peter showing off the delights of the place they were visiting, taking a second to smell some leaves and take a break on a bench. Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter . You can sign up at the top of the page.

Instagram reels yesterday sparked rumours that he had “come out” as a member of the LGBTQ+ community.The Great British Bake Off star issued a clarification today in view of his 251,000 followers. “Clarification of a recent reel,” he wrote.“I am trying to address this with sensitivity and kindness.“I recently posted a reel from my holiday. “Some news sites and comments celebrated this as me coming out, and I can appreciate how this has happened. READ MORE: Elton John ‘booed by crowd’ at farewell tour after Newcastle quip“However, this is not the case. I do not identify as LGBTQ+.“I fully support the LGBTQ+ community and will try to be an ally as best as I can.“Representation within the LGBTQ+ community across society is incredibly important.“This is why I felt the need to clarify in this story.“Written with love, Peter,” the expert baker concluded.Peter’s story post comes after some people interpreted him to have revealed himself to be in a same-sex relationship on Saturday. The star was inundated with supportive messages after sharing snaps of himself and someone many believed to be his partner while on holiday in Morocco.Peter was holding hands with the mystery individual, as the track I Found You by Stephen Sanchez played.In his caption, Peter wrote: “Wanderlust | wun•der•lust (n.) a strong desire for or impulse to wander or travel the world. “Collect memories not things.

It’s time to roll out the bread carpet as the contestants hoping to impress in this year’s Bake Off have been revealed.

The National Television Awards ran into a small hiccup as a technical glitch caused a delay while The Great British Bake Off winners stood on stage unsure of what to do on Thursday night. Bake Off won the prize for Best Challenge Show, last year's champion Peter Sawkins took to the stage to accept the award alongside his fellow contestants.

Edinburgh University are lobbying for a campus building to be renamed after the first Scot to win Bake Off - who studies there. Pete Sawkins, 20, became both the youngest person to win the Great British Bake Off and also the first Scot, on Tuesday night.

Peter Sawkins is still reeling after being crowned the winner of the Great British Bake Off 2020. The Scot, the youngest ever contestant to take part on the popular Channel 4 show, told fans last night he felt like a "giddy kid" after his success in the tent was finally broadcast.

Peter Sawkins become the first Scot ever to win the Great British Bake Off.

Great British Bake Off winner Peter Sawkins surprised his uni flatmates with his success in the finale.

Peter Sawkins has been crowned the winner of the Great British Bake Off 2020.The 20-year-old Edinburgh student beat off stiff competition and baked his way to victory of the eleventh series, making him the youngest ever champion.In tonight’s nail-biting grand finale of the Channel 4 show, the final three contestants battled it out to impress judges Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith for one last time.Of the twelve who showed off their skills in the Bake Off tent, it was Peter who won both the hearts of the judges and viewers at home as he reigned supreme.Peter joined fellow finalists Dave Friday and Laura Adlington as they attempted the final challenges during a heatwave with temperatures soaring to 36C in the tent.The trio were tasked to make

The Great British Bake Off final is here. The nation has been gripped to their TV screens every Tuesday night for 10 weeks to watch amateur bakers battle it out to be crowned this year's winner.While the tent started out with 12 bakers, there's now just three.The final tonight sees Peter Sawkins, Dave Friday, and Laura Adlington left to impress judges Prue Leith and Paul Hollywood.There can only be one winner - but what do they get for coming first in the baking competition?While bakers put themselves through the heat, sweat and tears of the tent, as well as all the baking they do to practice, you'd think they'd get a huge cash sum as the icing on the cake.Unfortunately not.Last year's winner, David Atherton, scooped first prize.

Bake Off judges Prue Leith and Paul Hollywood have whittled down the amateur bakers from 12 to three through a series of tough bakes.

It's almost time to discover the winner of The Great British Bake Off 2020.

After tears, toppling cakes and brilliant bakes, The Great British Bake Off reaches a climax tonight.

Peter Sawkins to win this year’s Great British Bake Off.Student Peter, 20, from Edinburgh, wowed the judges in the first round of the competition when he made a hero-themed showstopper based on Chris.Now after a few wobbly bakes the student is favourite to take the Bake Off trophy in Tuesday’s final after last week getting his second star baker nod.Olympian and 11-times world champion cyclist Chris said: “I’m delighted to hear Peter has made the final, particularly as he immortalised me in cake form.“He’s doing himself and Scotland proud.

This year’s Bake Off sure has been a boozy affair – and we’re not talking about their liquor-drenched cakes.

Great British Bake Off host Matt Lucas says the final was so emotional it floored him.

Great British Bake Off tent. Hermine was the ninth contestant to be eliminated from the Channel 4 hit series on Tuesday night during the semi-final.

David, 37, reckons he’ll win – because he has the same cool head he had to beat the others in the tent last year. David, from Whitby, said: “My money is on Peter, as although he’s young, he seems like he has a very mature baking head on his shoulders.