The Scot who reached the final of the Great British Bake Off has spoken about how the show has changed his life.
The Scot who reached the final of the Great British Bake Off has spoken about how the show has changed his life.
SWEET SUCCESS: Bake Off judges Mary Berry and Paul Hollywood with James Morton at the BBC Good Food Show. Picture: Phil Rider
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Jill Castle
James Morton became a firm fans' favourite after appearing in the cult BBC2 baking show. He was mobbed yesterday during an unscheduled appearance at the BBC's Good Food Show Scotland at Glasgow's SECC.
The 21-year-old Glasgow University medical student from Hillswick in Shetland says he is now adjusting to life after the show and is delighted he can finally talk about the outcome of Tuesday's final, which has been under wraps for four months.
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