As one of more than seven million fans of The Great British Bake Off, I embraced the arrival on the show of the luscious Nigella Lawson this year.
But I am bewildered as to why the show is still accommodating and feting the alleged comedian Noel Fielding.
I can just about put up with his foghorn co-presenter Alison Hammond who, frankly, I would happily shut in the larder for some blessed silence. But have always felt there was something wrong with a goth in heavy makeup making casual and often flirtatious remarks on a family cooking show.
Now Fielding’s gaining attention not because of his role on Bake Off
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