05/07/2016
Presented by Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby. EastEnders star Paul Nicholas talks about his latest plotline as villain Gavin makes an unwelcome return to Albert Square. Motor racing legend Sir Jackie Stewart talks about launching global charity Race Against Dementia, and his wife's battle with dementia. Bethany Walton, who is clinically obese, reveals why she wishes her mother had controlled her eating habits when she was younger while Dr Sara Kayat has tips on what to do if you think your child is overweight. Beauty expert Laura Murphy has tips on how to get beach ready for the summer holidays, including how to prepare your skin for tanning, and which bikini wax to go for.
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