26/07/2017

Morning magazine programme presented by Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford. Gok Wan chats about his new touring stage show and cooks two very different versions of his speciality prawn dish yuk sung. Paddy McGuinness's wife Christine talks about raising twins with autism and why she is keen to raise awareness of the condition. Ex on the Beach star Laura-Alicia Summers talks about having a Brazilian bum lift to look more like her idol Kim Kardashian. She is joined by bum lift pioneer Dr Foued Hamza, who has been perfoming similar operations in the UK since 2009. A woman who had her arm ripped off by a tiger shark during a holiday in the Bahamas talks live from North Carolina about her terrifying experience. Agony aunt Deidre Sanders takes calls from viewers on the subject of dating and being unlucky in love. Make-up expert Bryony Blake has tips on how to get the ultimate pouty lip look. Rylan Clark-Neal has the latest showbiz news.
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