25/09/2017

Morning magazine programme presented by Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby. X Factor host Dermot O'Leary talks about this year's series and about his first children's novel Toto the Ninja Cat inspired by his own blind cat. Bradley Walsh and Martin Kemp chat about teaming up as a villainous panto duo for an arena tour this winter. Blogger Amy Robb talks about being sectioned after her addition to make-up and related insecurity about her looks, and how she now feels comfortable in her own skin and has embraced the natural look, while psychologist Emma Kenny offers advice for those in a similar situation. Fertility expert Dr Larisa Corda takes calls from viewers on all things conception-related in today's phone-in, while 47-year-old Tess Morten talks about having a miracle baby after going through the menopause.
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