On 13th August 2018 the BBC announced that it had commissioned KEO Films to produce an 8-episode second series of the cookery competition with the same presenters and judges. However, in January 2019 one of the show's judges, Dan Doherty, announced that he was stepping away from the show. This followed allegations of sexual misconduct made against Doherty by a female member of staff at the gastropub he owns. On 8th March 2019 the BBC announced that Michelin-starred chef Angela Hartnett would replace Doherty for the second series, that the show would be re-formatted and that series two would be broadcast in early 2020.
On Friday, 14th August 2020, the British Broadcasting Corporation announced that it has commissioned an 8-episode third series of the cookery competition - but that series three will be a celebrity version of the show with 10 British celebrity contestants taking part.
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By what name was Britain's Best Home Cook (2018) officially released in Canada in English?
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