Caroline Waldegrave joins Paul Hollywood, Alison Hammond and Noel Fielding in The Great Celebrity Bake Off. Making her debut in Channel 4's Stand Up to Cancer special, Caroline – also known as ...

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Article continues below Long standing judge Prue Leith decided to take a break for the Stand Up To Cancer specials and will be replaced by her pal Caroline Waldegrave. Ahead of tonight's first ...

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Instead, alongside Hollywood, they’ll see Prue’s “longtime friend” Caroline Waldegrave - here's why. In the run-up to the new series, the show announced: “A massive welcome to Caroline ...

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As viewers flock to Channel 4 tonight, they will realise that the judging panel is slightly different than usual, with Caroline Waldegrave stepping in for Prue Leith. Rest assured Leith will be ...

Great Celebrity Bake Off is set to see Lady Caroline Waldegrave make her debut as a judge. The Channel 4 series returns on Sunday (March 16) with Kate Garraway, Roman Kemp, Sarah Beeny ...

The episode also marked the debut of new judge Caroline Waldegrave, 72, who stepped into replace Dame Prue, 85, alongside longtime judge Paul, 59. In January this year, it was announced that ...

The former England football manager is delivering this year’s lecture on BBC iPlayer and BBC One Former England football manager Sir Gareth Southgate will deliver the 46th Richard Dimbleby Lecture.