13/03/2017

Naomi Campbell chats to Alison Hammond about her incredible modeling career and the launch of this year's Fashion for Relief initiative. Paul Burrell talks about his recent coming out and upcoming wedding to his partner. Martin Lewis talks about the government's new childcare scheme, and also takes calls from viewers on anything finance-related. Luke Bennett and family friend Heather Heaton Gallagher talk about how after losing both parents to cancer within days, Luke and his siblings faced losing their family home until the public raised enough money for them to keep the house. Dog owner Jodie Monaghan reveals how she cannot take a shower or bath without her French mastiff Bria joining her. Craft queen Sophie Prescott shows how to make your own pom poms without breaking the bank. John Torode demonstrates how to make homemade fish fingers that taste so much better than the frozen variety. Rylan Clark-Neal rounds up all the latest showbiz gossip.
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