03/10/2017
Morning magazine programme presented by Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby. Doctor Foster star Bertie Carvel talks about the final episode in the current series, and his role in West End play Ink. Divorce coach Sara Davison offers advice to viewers on how to survive a relationship split. Danielle Lloyd and her six-year-old son Harry talk about her suspicions that he has Asperger syndrome, while Asperger's expert Tom Purser has tips for parents. There is a behind-the-scenes look at this week's explosive action on Emmerdale, as Moira and Emma are trapped in a burning barn. British tourist Nathan Judah shares his eyewitness account of the horrific shootings in Las Vegas, while reporter Christina Pascucci has the latest on the incident. Trinny Woodall shows how to add a touch of royalty to your wardrobe with some countrywise chic. Sharon Marshall rounds up all the latest soap gossip.
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