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Great British Bake Off 2020 is returning to Channel 4 tonight but what time is it back on TV and who are the judges and hosts?

Here we round up all the latest news about the Great British Bake Off 2020 on Channel 4 this year.

It’ll be the eleventh series of Bake Off overall and the fourth to air on Channel 4.

Great British Bake Off start time

The air date for the opening Great British Bake Off 2020 episode has been confirmed for Tuesday, September 22.

The first episode will begin at 8:15PM on Channel 4, delayed slightly from its original 8PM time due to Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s statement.

You’ll be able to watch episodes on TV and online via All 4.

Meanwhile, spin-off show An Extra Slice returns on Friday, September 25 at 8PM.

Great British Bake Off 2020 contestants

You can meet the Great British Bake Off 2020 contestants in full here.

They include 30-year-old Armoured Guard from Hampshire Dave Friday, 39-year-old Accountant from London Hermine, 31-year-old Digital Manager from Kent Laura Adlington and 61-year-old Retirement Living Team Leader from East Sussex Linda Rayfield.

Joining them are 27-year-old Diagnostic Radiographer from Durham Loriea Campbell-Clarey, 31-year-old Pantomime Producer from West Sussex Lottie Bedlow, 51-year-old Accountant from Greater Manchester Makbul Patel and 51-year-old Bronze Resin Sculptor from Cornwall Marc Elliott.

Completing the line up are 32-year-old Project Manager from Liverpool Mark Lutton, 20-year-old Accounting & Finance Student from Edinburgh Peter Sawkins, 55-year-old Music Teacher from Worcestershire Rowan Williams and 31-year-old Pharmacy Dispenser from London Sura Selvarajah.

Great British Bake Off 2020 judges and hosts

Restaurateur, food writer and novelist Prue Leith will once again be joining Paul Hollywood as judge of The Great British Bake Off when it returns to screens this year.

It’ll be their fourth year together on the show since the series moved from BBC One in 2017.

Meanwhile, new co-host Matt Lucas replaces Sandi Toksvig, joining returning presenter Noel Fielding.

Matt said: “I’m chuffed to bits to be joining the most delicious show on television.

“I can’t wait to break bread with Noel, Prue and Paul and meet the brilliant bakers. And bearing in mind my love of cake, I’ve already ordered some much larger trousers in anticipation. See you in the tent!’”

Paul added: “I’m a genuine fan of Matt’s, it is such great news he will be joining us in the tent, he’s a fantastic addition to the team.”

And Prue commented: “The combination of Matt Lucas and Noel Fielding! Will we stop laughing and get any filming done?”

Sandi said she was leaving to focus on other work commitments.

“Spending time with Prue, Paul and Noel has been one of the great pleasures of my life,” she said. “These are friendships which I know will continue beyond the confines of television. Bake Off is a wonderful programme which has already proved it can happily withstand a change of hosting personnel.

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