13/02/2017
Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford present the morning magazine programme. Agony aunt Deidre Sanders offers advice on how to cope with the stress of looking after children at half-term. Franny Moyle talks about how she believes that her parents John and Olga were hounded to death by a cold caller who pressured them into signing up to a scam that forced them to sell their family home to pay off mounting debts. Caroline Lacey reveals how sat nav revealed her husband's bigamy and how she is coming to terms with their separation. Wildlife expert Hugh Warwick has tips on how to attract birds into the garden this winter. Jean-Christophe Novelli has some ideas for an extravagant romantic meal for two - mussels in coconut and chilli broth, with douillon de poire Romarin pears in puff pastry and rosemary sauce. Rylan Clark-Neal rounds up all the latest showbiz gossip, and Lia White talks about her audition on Saturday's edition of The Voice.
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