24/07/2017
Morning magazine programme presented by Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford. One Direction's Louis Tomlinson chats to Alison Hammond about his second solo single Back to You. The latest Love Island evictees Alex and Montana talk about their time in the villa while Chloe Crowhurst rounds up all the latest Love Island gossip. Ashleigh Butler talks exclusively about her heartbreaking decision to have Britain's Got Talent co-star Pudsey put down after a diagnosis of leukaemia, and talks about how no other dog will ever be able to replace him. Royal correspondents Robert Jobson and Roya Nikkhah discuss tonight's ITV documentary Diana, Our Mother: Her Life and Legacy in which her sons open up about their memories of their late mother, while agony aunt Deidre Sanders takes calls from viewers on the issue of coping with the death of a parent.
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