The Great British Bake Off's biggest feuds - bin-gate, stolen custard and host row

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The Great British Bake Off is a national institution – but there's plenty of drama behind the buns, bread creations and flour.Premiering on this day in 2010 (August 17), the BBC series rose to international acclaim before making a shock move to Channel 4 in 2016.

Over the years, temperatures in the signature Bake Off tent have been known to rise – leading to some of the show's most notorious fallings out and even some tears.READ MORE:BBC Breakfast turns awkward as Charlie Stayt destroys Bake Off star's dessert on airFrom the infamous bin-gate and custard-gate, to presenter and contestant Twitter spats, Daily Star takes a look inside The Great British Bake Off's biggest ever feuds.Iain Watters made Bake Off history in 2014 when he threw his melted baked Alaska in the bin.The construction engineer was famously eliminated from the show's fourth series after dumping his creation into a bin after it was removed from the freezer by his fellow contestant Diana Beard.While Diana maintained Iain had left his dessert in the wrong freezer, Iain questioned why it had been removed.He also later disputed claims that it was only left out of the freezer for 40 seconds, as host Sue Perkins claimed on Twitter.More twists followed as Diana left the series ahead of the next episode – allegedly due to illness.She later denied accusations of sabotage, though Iain also challenged her claim on the show that contestants were given designated freezers to use during the episode.He told The Guardian: "I had no reason to believe it would get taken out by anyone."I was outraged but I was more frustrated because I had been so focused the last hour and I had all the components made and I was frustrated that it had been taken out.