It is biscuit week on The Great British Bake Off, but for one baker it will be crunch time. The beloved show returned last week for its 16th series - if you can believe it - and introduced the nation to a new batch of amateurs heading into the famous tent.
For one the stay was short and sweet, recap all the action from the first episode here. The bakers will face three more biscuity challenges this week but for one it will mark the end of their time in the competition.
Channel 4 has confirmed what time the show will start tonight (September 9). The show is set to continue weekly on Tuesday nights through to early November.
Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith are back once again to cast their experienced eyes over the bakers’ creations. One of the contestants wants to make show history by securing this very specific ‘series first’.
But who is being tipped to leave in week 2 of GBBO series 16? Gambling.com has issued its latest odds.
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9. Toby - eliminated - semi-final
After continuing to impress as the competition goes on, Toby was among the favourites to win Bake Off - at least before the semi-final. He went home in the semi-final and finished fourth overall. | Channel 4 Photo: Channel 4

10. Aaron - 2/1
Aaron has had a bit of a topsy-turvy time in the GBBO tent and he is not currently backed to win. He has made it to the final and is 2/1 to win via Gambling.com | Channel 4/ Love Productions Photo: Channel 4/ Love Productions

11. Tom - 15/8
Having previously been a frontrunner, Tom has struggled in recent weeks. He has, however, made it to the series 16 final. Tom is 15/8 to win via Gambling.com | Channel 4/ Love Productions Photo: Channel 4/ Love Productions

12. Jasmine - 8/15
Jasmine has won the most Star Bakers throughout the competition and it is no surprise that she continues to be the favourite to win the whole thing. She is odds on to win at 8/15 via Gambling.com | Channel 4/ Love Productions Photo: Channel 4/ Love Productions

