04/04/2014
Kathleen Turner joins Chris Evans and Louise Minchin to talk about her return to London's West End. The One Show goes live to Aintree to talk to last year's surprise winner Ryan Mania ahead of tomorrow's Grand National. Marty Jopson sets a new Guinness world record for the most amount of steps descended by a slinky, and Chris drops a giant one off the roof of the BBC, while Dr Hugh Hunt explains why they seem to defy gravity. Alex Riley looks at new scientific analysis of men dancing, and Gyles Brandreth reveals how Hogarth played a lottery with one of his own paintings, to help support the Foundling Hospital for orphans.
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