On TV tonight, Jimmy Akingbola revisits his childhood in the care system

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reveals the truth about growing up in the care system in England as he reflects on his own experiences. Of children in Britain awaiting adoption, more than 40 per cent are black, yet black foster families are rare in comparison. At the age of two, Akingbola was uprooted from his Nigerian family and fostered by a white British couple who raised him alongside their birth children.

“It’s a bit boring” and “tough as old boots” are among the judgements passed during Pastry Week, as Prue Leith delivers on her earlier threat that “because it’s the quarter-final, Paul and I will be really ruthless”.

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