A dozen potters, each with a home studio and a passion for clay, vie for the title of Britain's newest champion. Their skill and artistry will be put to the ultimate test before Emma Bridgewater, the acclaimed ceramic designer, who will ser…

This week's challenge sees Keith, the wheel's master, demonstrating the construction of a double-walled pot.

The third week has begun, and the final eight potters face a new challenge: the intricate practice of Japanese ceramics.

The annual garden week has arrived, and the final seven potters face the challenge of crafting exceptional ceramics designed to flourish amidst the elements.

By week five, the final six potters confront one of ceramics' most captivating processes: pit firing.

The quarter-final challenge demands a remarkable feat of skill: within ten minutes, each potter must endeavor to create the broadest bowl imaginable, working entirely without sight.

Comedian Johnny Vegas, once a student of the renowned ceramicist Kate Malone, reveals the technique for throwing a teapot – all within a single minute.

The culmination of their work resulted in a pair of identical lamps, crafted from porcelain and entirely capable of providing light.