Person: Prue Leith

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

<p>Gordon, Gino & Fred: Desperately Seeking Santa; Celebrity Who Wants to be a Millionaire? and Mrs Brown's Boys Christmas on television this evening</p>

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Thursday TV Tips: Gordon, Gino & Fred: Desperately Seeking Santa; Celebrity Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? and Mrs Brown's Boys

Plus Jennifer Saunders in Ghosts and Jennifer Aniston in Office Christmas Party

<p>Amanda, Met Police detective; Chigs, sales manager; Crystelle, client relationship manager; Freya, psychology student; George, shared lives coordinator; Guiseppe, chief engineer; Jairzeno, head of finance; Jürgen, IT professional; Lizzie, car production operative; Maggie, retired nurse and midwife; Rochica, Junior HR Business Partner; Tom, software developer;</p>

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Tuesday TV Tips: Meet the 12 Great British Bake Off bakers

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Lining up a fresh batch of aspiring bakers

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Same recipe, different channel for The Great British Bake Off

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When you think of the word cougar, what does it conjure up?

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Monty Python's Terry Jones reveals he can no longer write at dementia awareness event

Prue Leith tipped to replace Mary Berry as Bake Off judge

Television cook Prue Leith is set to replace Mary Berry as a judge on The Great British Bake Off, according to reports.

Tue, 14 Feb, 2017

Master chefs: The big names at this year’s Litfest

This weekend all eyes are on the Ballymaloe Litfest of Food & Wine. Joe McNamee meets the chefs – and discovers their favourite meals

Sat, 21 May, 2016

Weekend loves: This week’s must do, see & buy

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Sat, 16 Apr, 2016

The Menu: Bringing doughnuts to the nation

In the dark days of January, The Menu is often tempted to take the ursine option and opt for a bear-like hibernation until the Irish culinary calendar begins to once more throw up attractive options. 

Sat, 09 Jan, 2016

Friday's TV tips

Check out the best of tonight's telly below.

Fri, 09 Oct, 2015

Fighting obesity - It’s time to take the gloves off

Millions of people around the developed world died horribly and prematurely because for too long we pretended tobacco smoking was not the toxic killer we now know it to be. Tens of thousands of those people died in Ireland.

Fri, 15 Feb, 2013