18/07/2017
Magazine programme presented by Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford. Emmerdale's Fiona Wade chats about the latest plotline and how her own experiences helped inspire her. Former Strictly dancer Camilla Dallerup reveals why she quit the show and moved to Los Angeles, and talks about her new career as a life coach and motivational speaker. Alice Beer looks at the case of a private parking company battling with NHS employees over parking fees at hospitals. Self-Esteem Team co-founder Grace Barrett and two teenagers talk about selfie culture and why it could be reinforcing negative body image and low self-esteem amongst children. Celebrity realtor Leonard Steinberg takes a tour round more homes of the rich and famous. Dream expert Ian Wallace takes calls from viewers in today's phone-in. Dr Chris Steele rounds up all the latest health headlines. Sharon Marshall has all the latest gossip from
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