06/04/2017
Morning magazine programme presented by Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby. Interiors queen Kelly Hoppen begins a new series as she discovers some of the design secrets of the country's most exclusive and luxurious hotels, before demonstrating how to get the same look at home for a fraction of the price. Campaigner Jon Platt and travel expert Simon Calder react to today's Supreme Court decision on the case that Jon brought about being able to take children on holiday during term time, while Simon also answers viewers' holiday queries in today's phone-in. Trinny Woodall demonstrates how to get Victoria Beckham's A-list look shopping on the high street. Widower Craig Darwell discusses his shock and anger at being labeled a paedophile by hotel staff after checking in with his 13-year-old daughter for a planned weekend of fun at Thorpe Park. Drs Ranj and Sara offer more medical advice to viewers in today's Second Opinion.
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