In the last of this year's quarter-finals, the chefs cook dishes inspired by street food.

In the last of this year's heats, the chefs cook for two previous MasterChef champions.

In the last week of heats, five more hopefuls try to impress judges John and Gregg.

Four talented heat winners return to fight for a place in the semi-final.

Five more amateur cooks compete for places in the quarter-finals.

Five more amateur cooks compete for places in the quarter-finals.

The week's heat winners return for the quarter-final, chasing a place in knockout week.

Five more amateur cooks compete for places in the quarter-finals.

Five more amateur cooks compete for places in the quarter-finals.

Food critic Grace Dent challenges the quarter-finalists to make a great British pudding.

Five amateur cooks compete in the second heat, aiming to secure a quarter-final place.

In the first heat, five amateur cooks compete for two quarter-final places.

It’s the MasterChef final, and the remaining three chefs have to pull out all the stops.

The four finalists face a challenge set by the world’s greatest pastry chef, Albert Adria.

It is finals week, and only four chefs remain.

The remaining five chefs tackle the last challenge of the semi-finals.

The remaining seven contestants are surprised by a very special guest.

The MasterChef semi-finals begin with a spectacular challenge.

On the final day of Knockout Week, the best ten amateur chefs remain.

Knockout Week continues with the second group of eight amateur chefs put to the test.

Knockout Week begins with just 16 amateur chefs remaining.

It’s the last quarter-final, with six heat winners returning to cook again.

The last group of contestants get their chance to win an apron.

It’s the last week of heats, and six more hopefuls get their first chance to win an apron.

It's the fourth quarter-final, with six heat winners returning to cook again.