20/12/2017
Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford present the morning magazine programme. Britain's Got Talent judge David Walliams chats about the new TV adaptation of his book Ratburger in which he stars alongside Sheridan Smith, and reveals the unusual way he spends his Christmas morning! George Michael's cousin Andros Georgiou talks about reconciling with his cousin before his death and what he thinks would be an appropriate tribute to the pop star. Rylan Clark-Neal is live at Geri Horner's home to experience a proper country Christmas, while Geri also demonstrates a quick and easy recipe for some delicious ginger-spiced biscuits. Professor Peter Goadsby talks about his research into a vaccine for migraine sufferers that could change the lives of millions, and offers advice to viewers on how to combat migraines in today's phone-in. Beauty expert Liz Earle offers tips on how to get over festive hangovers in minutes.
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