13/04/2012
If it has Britain talking then it will be talked about on the One Show. Chris Evans and Alex Jones present the stories that matter from across the country. They are joined by interviewer extraordinaire Louis Theroux and the Royle Family's Jessica Hynes.
As the runners and riders prepare for the Grand National, Alex Riley tries his luck at becoming a racing commentator. And we stage our very own version of the event.
We have the moving story of a woman hoping to be reunited with the little girl she took in as an evacuee nearly 70 years ago.
Jay Rayner munches his way through the 11-course meal enjoyed by the elite passengers on their last night aboard the Titanic.
And we meet Beryl and Betty, the Yorkshire lasses who are the oldest people ever to be nominated for a Sony Award.
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