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Mirror columnist Ian Hyland shares his thoughts on the latest episode of the Great British Bake Off (GBBO), which had been a Halloween-themed instalment of the popular Channel 4 show

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It’s Halloween in the tent, and all hell broke loose. But was that really … an army of zombies?

The Great British Bake Off axed one more contestant during tonight's episode of the Channel 4 show, as the remaining stars faced off against one another in desserts week

Stereotypical jokes. Laughable mispronunciations. Culinary atrocities. “The Great British Baking Show” set off a minor furor on social media with its most recent episode, “Mexican Week” (or more precisely, “‘Mexican’ Week”). But were the bowdlerizations of tacos and tres leches cake harmless fun gone awry, or a sign of more…

Reminiscent of Michel Gondry, Wes Anderson and 1970s animation, this poignant comedy is packed with miniatures, stop motion and plenty of cameos

Some viewers felt that the episode was a 'mistake' as they accused the show of playing into 'Mexican stereotypes'

Mexican Week on Bake Off received a lot of backlash, with people calling the programme out for 'tacky jokes about Mexican stereotypes' as well as the 'misidentification of Mexican food'

The CBC promised a homemade alternative to The Great British Bake Off. The show we got has nothing meaningful to say about the country

The Great British Bake Off's Rebs has taken to Twitter to deny claims she 'pulled a sickie' to get a free pass through the always difficult bread week on the Channel 4 show

The Great British Bake Off hopefuls were all given an extra week in the tent with no elimination, after two of them were too ill to bake this week