25/07/2017
Morning magazine programme presented by Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford. Rapper Professor Green talks about his two latest documentaries, one on the subject of child poverty and the other looking at the issue of legalising cannabis. John Torode takes partner Lisa Faulkner on a tour of his home country exploring Australian cuisine. They meet the chef at the Sydney Opera House, look at some of the celebrity homes in the city and make a special brunch together in their coastal kitchen. Heat editor Lucie Cave chats about this year's Love Island phenomenon, while former islander Chloe Crowhurst is at the airport with some exclusives before the housemates head home. Annette Wensley and Duncan Gray talk about reuniting and remarrying after 30 years apart, and detail their incredible story. Sally Jones and Jane Evans discuss whether it is ever acceptable to discipline another person's child.
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