23/10/2017
Ben Shephard and Amanda Holden present the morning magazine programme. Harry Hill talks about his new children's book Matt Millz. First Dates star Fred Sirieix chats about his new autobiography in which he reveals the secrets behind the service industry. Yotam Ottolenghi prepares a rolled pavlova with peaches and blackberries. Melissa Meeks talks about divorcing her husband Jeremy - the so-called hot felon - whose public romance with Top Shop heiress Chloe Green has hit the headlines. Feral Families stars Gemma and Lewis Rawnsley and their seven children are in the studio. Parenting expert Sue Atkins takes calls from viewers on coping with unruly children. 18-year-old Amika George talks about her campaign to make sanitary products for women free for those unable to afford them. Rylan Clark-Neal rounds up all the latest showbiz news and meets X Factor finalists Sean and Conor Price, who went through to the live shows last night.
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