27/09/2017
Morning magazine programme presented byPhillip SchofieldandHolly Willoughby. Pointless host Alexander Armstrong talks about teaming up with the Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra to tell the story of Peter and the Wolf. Lucy Beresford offers advice to viewers on the subject of sibling rivalry and fallouts in today's phone-in. Animal rights activist Elisa Allen and farmer Charles Sercombe discuss whether cutting wool from sheep is cruelty or essential for the animal's welfare. Nik and Eva Speakman help a viewer overcome her fear of clowns. Natasha Hooper and Andrea Gould discuss why they believe finding a man of sufficient intelligence is becoming tougher in the modern era. Melanie and Scott McClure reveal live from Los Angeles how they can orgasm for up to 18 hours just by hugging. Make-up expert Bryony Blake offers tips on how to look younger with some simple tricks of the trade. Craft queen Sophie Prescott demonstrates how to create a fairy garden for children.
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