19/09/2017
Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby present the morning magazine programme. Halle Berry and Mark Strong chat about their new film Kingsman: The Golden Circle. Gok Wan gets London Fashion Week on the road as he takes a group of models out on an open-top bus round the city's streets. Dr Chris Steele has all the latest health headlines, including advice on how to cope with chronic pain in the wake of Lady Gaga's tour cancellation due to the effects of fibromyalgia. Rheumatologist Dr Benjamin Ellis takes calls from viewers on the subject. Former businessman Kayode Modupe-Oje talks about how being accused of rape ruined his reputation and business, even though he was acquitted. Zoe Folbigg talks about her book detailing her chance encounter with a handsome fellow commuter that eventually led to marriage and children. Paedophile hunter Joe Jones talks about the work he has done to put child abusers behind bars, and why even the police are starting to suggest they can work together.
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