04/07/2/017
Morning magazine programme presented by Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby. X Factor veterans Olly Murs and Louisa Johnson talk about their musical collaboration and tour. Ferne McCann and Cilla Black's son Robert Willis are joined by the lucky star-to-be playing Cilla in a new musical based on her life story. The mums of Love Island stars Gabby, Marcel and Chris talk about their children's new-found fame and what they think about the possible relationships being formed in the villa. Psychologist Emma Kenny takes calls from viewers on the subject of relationship issues. Grenfell Tower resident Tomassina Hessel and broadcaster Nick Ferrari discuss whether Theresa May will be able to keep her promise to rehouse those affected in the Grenfell blaze. Katy Smith introduces the UK's first ever guide ponies - miniature horses Monet and Digby. Ice lolly connoisseur Karis Gesua shows some of the latest poptails - boozy lollies for adults only, ideal for a hot summer day.
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