Producer Tom has a great game (exclusively for the podcast) which descends into chaos with the Orkney Tourist Board. Plus, all the usual Friday favourites like the quiz final, Wrong’Uns and Ask The Nation.

Greg helps us all get through the devastating news of the loss of Liam Payne in the best way he can, by remembering the good times he appeared on Radio 1 and having a little fun along the way.

Cecil is back with the follow up to her 1848 banger All Things Bright and Beautiful. Plus, de-socking and spinning eyeballs are among more of your evil Sibling Things.

Songs that you sang and danced too as a kid (but really shouldn't have), a Spaniel with a Charlie Puth problem and a New Music Show presenter with a Greg James problem!

Greg gets the team to do some yoga stretches, Roisin puts us straight about Jesus and Hobbits in Fact Controller and dinner with dog days and chasing cheese days are recommended for a peaceful life.

We have Egg Chat with Charlie Hedges, movie chat with Ali Plumb, aurora chat with Shawn Moondez and bottomless bed chat with Suneil.

Producer Amy has a family dilemma to Ask The Nation, Charlie Hedges serves up the pumpkin pasta and a rather distasteful Thurswaayy! gets Tom barred from the studio.

Beetroot and bean juice, pumpkin and pasta?? There are some horrible recipes going around thanks to producer Amy and an odd American lady. Also, Erwin Emu, Pesto Penguin and Mr. Joshua the Goat give us all the latest Animal News.

Joe Lycette is here for a round of Sexy Or No Sexy and exposes a strange bedtime habit of Greg’s and Calum upsets Greg with a duck joke.

Exciting news on Barney 'Brat'! Plus, Radio 1’s Newsbeef with BBC News presenter Maryam Moshiri. And to top it off, get ready for a brand-new quiz this week!

Big show today! Chris Smith returns (and no, we're not running out of ideas)! We’re bringing back the fan-favourite game, The Mayor of Where?. Plus, Greg catches up with singer Piri, and don’t miss the exciting final of Yesterday’s Quiz!

Star of Daddy Issues, Aimee Lou Wood, joins Greg for a hilarious round of 'Sit Down, Stand Up'! Plus, it's quiz time—because hey, it's Thursday... waaaayyy!

We get more of your funny, but endearing, Nan Things, Producer Amy has been digging out some dodgy Greg archives and there’s a crime fighting Emu in Malmesbury.

Welsh Wyn (or should that be Welsh Wind) is back with a very odd Is It Just Us? Poo bins and tunnels are a few of the things your towns get excited about and there's a randy Emu on the loose in Wiltshire.

Star of Agatha All Along, Joe is here for a game of What’s My Age Again? Plus there’s a wonderful lady up north bringing joy to the world and a not so wonderful lady down south spoiling people’s birthday parties.

Nationwide news coverage of Long Boi’s memorial stuns Greg, Holly comes back for a round of Wrong’Uns and Emma and Joe battle out the final of Yesterday’s Quiz.

Live from University of York’s Central Hall, hundreds gather to pay their respects and remember with fondness everyone’s favourite, feathered friend Long Boi.

Tom and his buddy Danny create some songs to cheer up Katie and Amy who have both had bleak mornings, only for Bon Iver to bring them down again! Also, the order of service for Long Boi’s memorial is announced and Abby’s choir are going quackapella.

Security is stepped up at the Long Boi memorial as Ed threatens to turn up - soy sauce in hand. Also, we catch up with old friends Bellybutton, Babyface and Butteryhead.

Sorry About The Smell! – We look at strange tourism slogans. Also, a capybara on the run, a VERY competitive quiz, Egg Chat Laura on Wrong’Uns and a bit of Rick Stein – so much stuff for you greedy content munchers!

Eggy Greggy delivers the perfect egg in Egg Chat, trouble escalates for Jasmine in Everyone’s Rubbish! and the show’s team are hitting the ceiling because…..mm good question!

Greg gets accosted on his daily dog walk, Listener Tom has a rather distasteful Is It Just Us? And a baker helps us with the ingredients for a new Dance Trail.

Greg (and the team) suffer the aftermath of yet another roast, crumpet and beans combo and gas in bottles and bogies in tubes seem to be popular weapons in Sibling Things!

Greg keeps to his word and makes an elaborate Sunday Dinner, although it’s not to everyone’s taste. Also, Mimi Webb plays What’s My Age Again? and listener Megan has a song idea for Longboi.

Ainsley Harriott and Gregg Wallace in THE SAME SHOW TOGETHER!! Greg can hardly contain himself. Plus, Joanne gives us a few ideas for Longboi’s memorial, the quiz team of the year battle out the final and Coronation Street and conkers are discussed with Nat O’Leary and Vicky Hawkesworth.

Wahaay it’s Thurswaayy and Cabbie Alan is set a Quiche challenge, in a new feature called “Egg Chat”. Also, a rapid shutdown and a scrunchy pool poo feature in Everyone’s Rubbish!

Greg develops a new game “Where’s The Wedgie”, we get exciting some news from Holly at York Uni and Noah Kahan has left listener Jackie a note.

Producer Sophie sparks a debate about how firm ones banana should to be, Greg turns into a singing parrot, we hear your tales of annoying siblings and Rickie, Melvin and Charlie play a Live Lounge edition of Unpopular Opinion.

From Stick Season to Sick Season – Noah is here to make those bleak mornings brighter. Also, Paralympic Canoeing gold winner, Laura Sugar calls and we have some impromptu Duck news.

We speak to Paralympic Gold Javelin wiz Dan Pembroke, get Causeway Christine back for Wrong’Uns and hear a lacklustre puffin and shy dog in Yesterday’s Quiz.

It’s all Bangers and Wahaay! as we look back at The Giant Detention, chat to Paralympic gold winner Louise Fiddes and get and 11 minute round of applause from listerner Adam.

Greg and nearly every Radio 1 DJ you can think of get locked up in a remote classroom by Big Boss Aled. Radio 1 listeners are enlisted to help with their escape. Here’s highlights of the whole story.

Greg and his classmates are still stuck in detention. Can they crack the clues to get out and avoid another night in the classroom?

Greg has been taken away and locked up in a big classroom. But what does it all mean? The game is afoot!

Stars of Blink Twice thriller Channing and Naomi deal with listeners that sniff watches and hate male strippers (..errr!). Also, three time Paralympic GOLD winner Lauren Rowels calls from Paris to pick a tune for the Ten Minute Takeover and we try and cheer the nation up as the Ber Months begin.

BIG BBC Boss Lorna delivers another mysterious letter, Big Boss Bumpkin Boy of Boomtown plays Wrong’Uns and swimming goggles, peas and beans come under scrutiny in Sexy or No Sexy

A charming guy with a guitar to match, Producer Sophie airing her grievances with Greg live on air! Plus, more presenters are getting hit with these bizarre letters—what’s going on?

Greg receives a letter from an unknown sender and also reconnects with charity bike riders George and James. Also, three charming gentlemen find themselves in a playful rivalry...

The thrilling Yesterday's Quiz final, Jack Saunders' quirky pre-show ritual, and some truly wild un-hinged pet stories.

We also catch up with Libby as she heads to Reading Festival, dive into a heated dinner debate, and witness Vernon Kay giving Greg a playful telling-off!

Greg welcomes Anna the Organist to the show as a new expert, Lil Jon gets the political party started and an outdoorsy version of Everybody's Rubbish.

Greg's got Fact Controller Roisin Hastie in to tell us about Taylor Swift, dulcet (not Dorset!) tones and the right way to wear underwear. Plus, birthday breakfast for Calum Leslie goes missing.

Producer Sophie has a birthday treat dilemma in Ask the Nation, Bleak Mornings are back very soon with Noah Kahan and have you ever been to dinner with someone annoying?

Birthday girl Roisin joins us for lots of Animal News, Alfie returns for Wrong’Uns (with a twist) and Nat O’Leary and Vicky Hawkesworth are getting excited for Malta.

We discover odd times listeners have chosen to tune in to the show and a very special guest is coming in tomorrow.

It Ends With Us star Blake joins us to hear shocking revelations about Taylor Swift and Lightning McQueen, Greg’s dance trail prank is put to the test again and Olympians Kate Shortman and Izzy Thorpe call the Ten Minute Takeover.

Herb and Dr Floppy The Bloodhound lead a new list of “Dad Things”. Plus, we get your pre-planning steps to ensure meeting your celeb crush goes well and a Radio 1 Dance trail has spun completely out of control.

Greg tries to pull the wool over Fisher’s eyes, we hear tales of conversations overheard in restaurants and we chat to Olympic GOLD winner Toby Roberts.

A spin of Amyl & The Sniffers brings out an army of Mullet wearers, listener Laura stirs up an ick debate and we are joined by Olympic gold winner Ellie Aldridge.

Listener Amber has an infuriating thing to Ask The Nation, Olympic Kayak queen Kimberley Woods calls in and we find out the result of the James Vs Edmondson race.

It’s that time of the year to start “shredding for Spotify”! Plus, We catch up with boxing Bronze winner Lewis Richardson, Alice in Paris and the Tik Tok-er that started it all, Sophie Elizabeth.

Listener Ashley took the Mickey at a Disney running event in Everyone’s Rubbish! Plus, Alice in Paris has been enjoying the Eiffel Tower twinkly thing and Katie Thistleton’s gone on the missing in Ibiza – time to call old friend, Shawn Moondez.

Greg doffs his cap to Britain’s greatest athlete, Andy Murray. Plus, Team GB rowers Becky Wilde & Mathilda Hodgkins Byrne celebrate their bronze win and Shot put wiz Scotty Lincoln plays Wrong’Uns.

Olympian Kieran Reilly chats to Greg in Ten Minute Takeover fresh from his BMX freestyle Silver win in Paris and Sarah Story plays What's My Age Again?

Team GB's Olympian Nathan Hales joins Greg for Ten Minute Takeover to talk about his Gold win in shooting. A game of 'Is It Just Us?' prompts an ode to the classic British dessert trifle and it's fart ceremony? Plus, secret pets, yesterday's quiz and All The Latest Things!

Greg chats with gold medallist Tom Pidcock, dives into fascinating Olympic horse facts with Emma, and plays a thrilling round of Sexy / Not Sexy: Film Edition with Ali Plumb.

With the Olympics in full swing, Greg is dissecting everything that happened over the weekend. Plus Roisin is in for the Fact Controller, Yesterday's Quiz starts with Matt and All The Latest Things!

Get ready for the grand finale of Yesterday’s Quiz! Our favourite nerd, Andrew, returns for a round of Wronguns, and Jeff Goldblum leaves Greg utterly flabbergasted with a... well, let's just say it's an indescribable voice message.

Tom, the young farmer, shares stories from his DJ set last night. We also uncover another gem from the Going Home song archive, and even Newscast is buzzing about 'Brat'.

Speedy Sound Technician Andrew alleviates all our concerns about wet or rainy festivals and gigs with his expert knowledge, the return of Animal News, another engaging Yesterday's Quiz, and hear from Susanna as she updates us on the recovery progress of the sea urchins.

Join Greg today as Sian Eleri stops by for a hilarious round of "Sexy or Not Sexy." We'll wrap up the thrilling investigation of the Daisy Edger-Jones "Going Home Song" mystery with a satisfying conclusion. Plus, enjoy some entertaining tunnel talk during Yesterday's Quiz and unwind with another captivating bedtime story from Calum Leslie.

Tom, the young farmer, shares some exciting news while he's on holiday and Sam takes on Yesterday's Quiz!

On today's show, Greg is joined by the incredible Hugh Jackman and Ryan Reynolds, featuring an extended edit from this morning's show. Additionally, the fantastic Vernon Kay co-hosts the podcast, making it an extra special treat!

Griff joins the show this morning and Greg switches into detective mode. Also, Susanna who works on the show, shares a story about her recent injury.

Star of Normal People and now Twisters is here and it turns out she is a big fan of the show. So we roll out an old feature for her to try. Also, Owen the Egg Man is called to help out with another egg disaster and we hear more of your petty vendettas.

Times when you have to get your own back - even if it’s just silly. Plus, Greg upsets the hoards of Mr Tumble fans and Calum is here for a sports edition of Sexy or No Sexy!

Arielle Free is back to discuss dance induced injuries and following England’s Euros defeat, producer Tom brings in some Paella to cheer us up.

Listener Harrison has a big problem with the Euros final and Asks The Nation for advice. Plus, Sam Macgregor is here for Wrong’Uns and some big guests are announced for next week.

Dua Lipa at school, calling Hans Zimmer or cancelling Cowboy Time? We run down all the highs and lows of the show so far this year. Also, more challenges with cheering and office clichés with Post Malone and Morgan Wallen.

More times when you shouldn’t be laughing but do, an idea for all footy fans to try out during England’s semi final match and a Radio 1 beef is developing.

Want to hear Gru singing unpopular Opinion? Then look no further, we have the extended Steve Carell Unpopular Opinion featuring all the bits you may not have heard on air. Plus, inappropriate times when you get the giggles and a first ever play of Melvin Odoom’s debut song.

Greg calls none other than Avril Lavigne to co-host the Ten Minute Takeover, wow! Also, egg smasher Owen is back for a game of WrongUns and Matt and Molly play How Well Do You Know Your House and it turns out Matt has more stairs than the Eiffel Tower!

Olympic gymnast Georgia-Mae Fenton is here for a game of What’s My Age Again? Greg finds some Taylor Swift archive and we discuss the ups and downs of being tall or short.

The cynical side of Greg thinks men carrying flowers in the street must have done something wrong and bees, sheep and wedding rings are just a few of the things Fact Controller Roisin puts us straight on.

Dean McCullouch joins us for office based Sexy or No Sexy, Owen the Egg Man has become a star of Radio 4 and it seems Greg has become a Fashion Icon.

Greg persuades Calum Leslie to be slightly less professional, Danny Beard give us the craziest answers yet in Wrong’Uns and we get obsessed by a French teacher teaching English

Munya Chawawa becomes George the Boy Scout to help out a listener, News and D&B star Ros Atkins becomes Fact Controller and listener Lauren demands Raye’s horny bits.

As the gates open for another spectacular Glastonbury festival, listener Saskia has a pleasant surprise for Greg. Plus, Ricky and Melvin review last night’s England punditry.

Listener Owen has had a nightmare with ten thousand eggs, there's beef between Lycett and Styles and producer Sophie tests a must have, Glastonbury accessory.

Greg’s back after blowing stubbies for a couple of weeks and is joined by the stars of A Quiet Place: Day One, to down a few Frubes.

Greg somehow convinces Raye to cold call Hans Zimmer for the first time ever during their chat! Plus hard towels, ketchup pasta and milkshakes are all up for discussion in Unpopular Opinion.

Olympic Judo legends Chris Skelley and Evan Molloy had an unfortunate experience in a hotel room in Everyone’s Rubbish, listener Tom has had a weird dream and we find a man blowing into a courgette – you’re welcome!

We find out if Sarah Springwatch completed her mission, listener Liv Asks The Nation about skipping Christmas and we discover Melvin Odoom has a hidden talent.

Greggy Jay gets obsessed with made up abbreviations with Rizzy, Mezza and Cee! Plus, Jamie Laing plays What's My Age Again and listener Sarah is set a Springwatch challenge.

Listeners Ella, Dan & Lottie share their cringey confessions of how they tried to impress their crush when they were younger! Gabrielle tries for Parklife VIP tickets, Greg reveals his new DJ persona, we relive Danny Howard on 'Sexy / Not Sexy'. Also, does Arielle Free know how to pronounce Rebecca Swash off've Newsbeat's name?

Listener Alex misreads some flirtatious signals in Everyone’s Rubbish, SMASHBengali is here for some Wrong’Uns and Tom The Young Farmer breaks down his Big Weekend performance.

Greg threatens a Pitbull ban but may need The King’s permission. Plus, Danny Howard (sexy) or Howard Daniels (not sexy) is here with some exciting Ibiza news, and it’s time for Rickie Haywood-Williams to be the show’s apprentice for the day.

Melvin Odoom is the show’s new apprentice and Greg sets him a task to track down Pitbull. Also, Truffles, babies and spiders are all subjects for a Big Weekend Unpopular Opinions and Newsbeat has reached a new level of fame.

Listener Sam translates the show to his cat, the “ducket” hats sell like hotcakes and Greg gets too much dip on his chip at Big Weekend and upsets Sian Eleri’s mum.

Clutching the last two tickets for the Big Weekend, it’s Charlie’s turn to hide somewhere in Luton. Another search begins. Also, find out all the details of Greg’s arrest by the Bedfordshire police.

The chase is on for Rickie Hawood-Williams, a briefing for DJ TTYF and a shocking end to the show for Greg.

Oré Olukoga is hiding in a very wet and windy Luton and everyone’s running around trying to fine him. Also, just to add to the mayhem, Greg is joined by the local primary school.

Another Radio 1 DJ is hiding in Luton and another search begins for some more Radio 1 Big Weekend tickets.

Greg and the team have arrived in Luton and are very excited for Radio 1’s Big Weekend and there is a mystery person hiding somewhere with a pair of tickets for anyone who finds them. The game is afoot!

Nat O’Leary plays On Vibes Alone, Shanequa Paris plays Wrong’Uns and a rampaging racoon’s playing havoc at a “soccer” match.

The star of The Office and now, IF is here to sift out some imaginary friends from real ones. Plus, terrifying Songs your Nan used to sing and times you’ve come a cropper with a spud.

We explore the fun you could have as an identical twin, Fruit-fly Danni has a problem with out-of-office messages and Vin Diesel in the Live Lounge anyone? Greg looks back at the Rogue Promises spreadsheet.

Calum Leslie and listener Lauren try to evoke the romance of Shakespearean Birmingham. Plus Grace joins us for a Lando Norris recap.

F1 legend Lando is here for some Unpopular Opinions and here’s the full interview featuring bits you wouldn’t have heard on air. Also, there’s a lot of confusion between Beabadoobe and Dua La Peep!

Rachel Chinouriri sends Greg charming message, Calum Leslie plays WrongUns and a spy tries to win Yesterday’s Quiz.

Listener Flo heads the tales of wardrobe malfunctions in Everyone’s Rubbish and we have a new superhero on the 8th floor called Oatmilk Criag.

Bongo playing Cabbies, sexy ice pops and egg sandwiches and a catch up with old show favourite Niamh.

It’s up to Greg to win tickets to Radio 1’s Big Weekend for listener Jack, so the tension mounts. Also, are your eggs fresh? Greg can advise.

It's a lot today! Charley Marlowe is in for a game of 'Sexy or Not Sexy', Yesterday's Quiz reaches it's peak and a pre-Pitbull Day celebration with Roise.

Greg is calling out Radio 4 for not saying A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie and plays Rickie, Marvin and Charlie the 'song of the summer' remixed by Luke!

.Greg messes up yet another song for us, educates Calum on the art of boning and finishes some grizzly business from 14 years ago with listener Claire.

Listener Billy has a problem with raunchy scenes in public, Lionesse Riley becomes the fith member of Fontaines D.C and Calum Leslie turns into an old Dinger.

Jack Saunders is here for a brand new game and as Greg, Rickie, Melvin and Charlie all try to out-roar each other in steps the Mufasa of Radio 1 – producer Travis.

A recap of the Dr. Who premier brings another surprise, Sian Eleri is here for What’s My Age Again?, Richie Driss plays WrongUns and future aviator Olly gets some pilot voice coaching from Greg.

What has accidentally become your thing? Rubber ducks or maps maybe? Also, listener Emma, stuns everyone by eating something she shouldn't and today's Yesterday's Quizzer has far too many snakes.

Tales of holiday romances gone wrong, mundane things that remind you of an ex, a visit from Seagull Boy Cooper and Charlie Hedges with Sexy / No Sexy

Greg launches an investigation into what chocolate bars Taylor Swift and Matty Healy might be tucking into. Plus, alarm birds and fish doorbells feature in Animal News and we hear about the things you have learnt from previous relationships.

Greg is angry with Taylor Swift for releasing her album and nicking his listeners. Also, Sex Bomb Toaster Maz is back for WrongUn's and we learn a new and interesting fact about birds.

Comedian and Apprentice presenter Tom becomes producer and hears your stories of when you’ve been fired. Plus Sam and Danni give us some more Sexy / Not Sexy.

Katie Thistleton joins us for a special game of Sit Down Stand Up and Yesterday’s Quiz leads to many of you blowing your own trumpets!

Listener Maz and family have a strange way of remembering their dear old Gran and ask Is It Just Us? Also, Kenny Allstar explains the Drake/Kendrick rap beef and listener Rebecca reviews the new Maggie Rogers album.

Greg met an Adonis on a plane and wonders if his siblings have such great names too. Plus, Jack Saunders is taking the reins on R1’s New Music Show, so gets some practice in by introducing some listener’s performances and Greg gets booed after a particularly intense Big Weekend competition.

A myriad of stars in today’s show courtesy of the great Perrie and a buttery biscuit, surprise visit from Gregg Wallace.

Stars of Back To Black are here to talk about the great Amy Winehouse and hear some of your Unpopular Opinions. Also, show legend Spanner is on for the quiz and Danni Diston gets a special surprise (sort of) from Greg.

Listener Daniella’s family play a strange game with duck pancakes, and more stories of Instagram luring strategies leads to a new game of Sexy or No Sexy?

Times when you’ve been booed, Insta stories designed specifically to bag a crush and an idea for a mass bake-along.

Clare Balding responds to Greg’s attempt at making her face out of biscuits, Danny Howard gives us the amazing line-up for Radio 1’s Ibiza weekend and Rickie and Melvin help us conduct a Facetime Fart Filter experiment.

Greg’s loveable hound Barney, puts him in a spot of bother on a train, Ellie the socks-in-bed girl is back for a game of Wrong’Uns and the cast of Corrie have a nice prezzie for us.

Russell Kane sparks a debate about waiters who show off and the waiters come on to defend themselves. Also, like Baffle The Badger, have you ever been locked in somewhere? And need rescuing?

Movie star Nicholas Cage sparks a debate about our earliest memories and Greg Asks The Nation whether a friend should be told if they are dating a loser.

Star of Stranger Things and now Ghostbusters Finn is shocked by warm beer and boring darts. Plus, April and Adam battle out the final of the quiz and Early Breakfast’s Tinea Taylor plays Wrong’Uns.

We get your wacky ideas for the Radio 1 Big Weekend merchandise and Greg’s early morning pal, Billy has been chewing over something (for far too long).

Listener Carly is in Copenhagen on the trail of the missing Gregg Wallace clips and Declan McKenna is tying his shoes with spinach for Radio 1’s Big Weekend.

Greg is still missing his Gregg Wallace clips and it seems “evil ghost” Chris has crossed international borders with them! Also, how would you smuggle alpaca on to The Big Weekend stage? Joel Corrie tells us how.

Greg was devastated to find his Gregg Wallace clips missing – turns out that Producer Chris has left one last mystery for him. Also, Greg announces some Big Weekend artists and chats to Will from Chase & Status.

Mollie is powering through the final day of her Pedal Power challenge and we say an emotional farewell (with a golden pasty of course) to producer Chris and ,coincidentally, The Dinger Boy.

It’s day 4 of The Pedal Power challenge for Red Nose Day and Greg’s preparing to cycle with Mollie. However, Matt Edmondson has other ideas.

Craig David and The Fact Controller try to lift Mollie’s spirits on her Pedal challenge for Red Nose Day and Calum Leslie is preparing the ultimate Bedtime Story for her.

Matt Edmondson has spent hours composing a special rap to support Mollie King in her Comic Relief Pedal challenge. However Greg holds it to ransom and it might not EVER be heard unless the donation total reaches a whopping £60000 in two hours. And so starts a dramatic race against time ….

Greg sets Mollie King off on her Pedal Power challenge for Red Nose Day and “Red Hat” Leo from Dua Lipa’s old school tells us of the special day she surprised them all.

Greg takes Dua Lipa back to her old school to settle some unfinished business with her old teacher, Tinder Tartare Ty is back for Wrong’Uns and a Groom and Best Man battle out the final of the quiz.

Listener Jack Asks The Nation about a problem with flowers, Greg tries to help out Arielle with her hen-do plans and Ali Plumb has been talking to Millie Bobby Brown who, it turns out, is not a fan of a man with a brolly.

Selena Gomez provokes a meaty debate, Dua Lipa’s old teacher is on the phone and Greg sets up a special U.K day of celebration.

Listener Amber has a problem with her dad’s trousers! Star of Stranger Things and now music Joe, helps her out. Also, Greg has found a dog that can give Hans Zimmer a run for his money and tries to get an egg down under.

Charlie and Meg review The Brit Awards, Masie reviews Greg’s babysitting skills and we come up with an amazing game featuring tins of beans.

Eurovision contender Olly is here for a game of Wrong’Uns, legendary listeners Meg and Charlie get a special surprise and Calum Leslie delivers his monkey based bedtime story.

Calum Leslie is set a runaway monkey challenge, Dylan (not Bob) springs a surprise visit and Ali Plumb and Olivia Coleman become pigeons.

Roisin eases more confusion in Fact Controller, Greg wonders whether to take his dishwasher to The Brits and a Wonka Experience goes wonky in Glasgow.

Florence Pugh and Zendaya spark a search for the most important farts in history, Arielle Free has put her foot in it again and Mollie King is about to embark on an amazing challenge.

Bowling, Bars, and Barbers head the list of things we get embarrassed about but really shouldn’t. Also, the battles are on for Yesterday’s Quiz and Mega Massive Mondays.

Roisin is back for some extra weird Animal News, it’s Kate V Emily in the final of the quiz and Radio 1 newcomer Chris Howard plays Wrong’Uns.

Calvin’n Rag play a new game called Celebrity Hold Line and we find out the TV shows that your weren’t allowed to watch as a kid (because you might get corrupted.

Joe Lycett returns to help out another listener's dilemma, one of the team makes a big impact at The 1975 gig and weird and wonderful ways you have ended a phone call.

Listener James and friends try to find the oldest pint glass and ask - Is It Just Us? Plus, Radio 1 DJ’s reveal their secrets, we have a countdown of songs Greg has ruined and Quizzer Becky brings her own Dinger Boy!

Greg wonders if Denise Welch really is The Virgin Mary, Jordan North wonders if Greg wears rubber gloves when behind the wheel and listener Cara wonders if she can get a free roast dinner in How Well Do You Know Your Pub!

Greg pays tribute to the inspirational ex-Radio 1 Breakfast Show host, Steve Wright. Plus, Remi Burgz is here for a round of What’s My Age Again? and pancakes and Lego cars head the list of things that have thrown you into a childish sulk.

Listener Hannah's dog gets a special treat everytime she gets out of the shower, Gemma Collins calls to put Calum Leslie straight and Chris Packham calls to put us straight on the Bird v Fruit issue.

It’s Mega Massive Monday time again and Greg is charged with finding famous actors and famous animals. Also, Calum Leslie has been on The Weakest Link - but how did he do?

Did Ed Gamble eat Greg’s feathered friend? A full investigation was launched and witnesses were called to the stand, including comedian and friend of Ed’s James Acaster, chef Cal Byerly and the accused himself Ed Gamble.

Declan is here for a game of What’s My Age Again? and what connects Arctic Monkeys, Saltburn and Dippy The Dinosaur? Find out in this podcast.

The investigation into Ed Gamble’s eating habits intensifies, Roisin joins us for Animal News and times when pressing the wrong button has ended in disaster in Everyone’s Rubbish.

Greg believes comedian Ed Gamble has committed a heinous crime. Also, Hair Bobbles and Shampoo - Radio 1’s modern women run through more things that thoroughly modern women might die from and listener Charlie has been Rick Steining in Romania.

Today’s Unpopular Opinion throws up a very divisive question about Kiwis. Also, listeners come up with new lyrics for Zara Larsson’s new song and guess what?! Greg’s only going on Bake Off!!

…is back! And Greg hates it. Also, we catch up with Kenny Allstar who’s in L.A for The Grammys.

Donald & Maya A.K.A Mr. & Mrs. Smith are here for a game of Sit Down Stand Up. Plus, a Traitors style twist comes to Yesterday’s Quiz and listener of the week Holly is back for Wrong’Uns.

Beware! Listener Lucas don’t do, do do, like you do! Plus, Russell T Davies surprises another Jan Slam loser, Ellie and her brass band play Eliza Rose and George The Nutter’s on The Quiz.

Awkward times when a rash comment has silenced a room, more things that could make a modern woman die and amazing T&C mix from Danny Howard.

We get another example of an unwanted serenade from listener Gabby, some knockers and nuts in The Latest Things and blow your conch everyone! Danny Howard is here.

Greg is in Luton - home to Radio 1’s Big Weekend 2024 and everyone is excited. Also, the final of The Traitors prompts a round of Everyone’s Rubbish!

People around the U.K are donning clip-on Claudia fringes and getting down their local for The Traitors final, Rave-Cat Teddy appears in All The Latest Things and Jan Slammer Lauren is back for Wrong’Uns.

Greg has an idea for The Traitors final, river currents and breathless rappers are the subjects of Fact Controller and Polly gets some more doo doos!

Aileen heads a list of things that modern women might die from (if you are being over dramatic!), Becky does a strange thing with a hot water bottle and Ali the Power-Intro fan demands some more ones!

Producer Tom gives his verdict on the “tackle bag” pants, Arielle Free hangs out with famous owls and listener Ali has an ultra-nerdy request.

Paul Mescal joins us for a very tense game of Sit Down Stand Up, a very special Yesterday’s Quizzer surprises Greg and listener Polly gives us some doo doos!

Lenders, Defenders and Spenders line up to resolve a Fender Fight between Greg and Jordan, Dr. Who fan Felix is back for Wrong’Uns and (Dame) Sarah Story brings us a special U.C Techno remix.

All the latest things! Yesterdays Quiz, and Greg reconnects with Freya, the fortunate winner of an exclusive meet-and-greet opportunity with the legendary Barney.

We find out who wears the pants on Rickie, Melvin and Charlie's show, escaped monkeys and chicken whisperers appear in Animal News, Dr. Who fan Felix gets a special surprise and last year’s Jan Slam winner Freya is here to walk Barney.

We celebrate post Blue Monday with some extra Birkbeck McMillan, an old Ask The Nation and a bumper pack of pants.

From The Beatles to Billie Eilish, we look back at the career of the legendary Annie Nightingale. Also, the new Dua fan, Richard The Radiographer, goes stateside and some TV detectives play Yesterday’s Quiz.

Lauren Layfield is here to spill the beans on the Hacker The Dog incident and play a quick game of Wrong’Uns, Sarah Story is set a Techno challenge and The Grease Megamix is fought for in the final of Yesterday’s Quiz.

We tackle the question of who wears what underwear at Radio 1, Charlie Tee enlists Clipz to make a special Jungle mix and partying dogs and wasps grab the headlines in All The Latest Things.

Listener Sarah doesn’t mess around when it comes to pasta, there’s a monkey on the loose in Stroud and Melvin Odoom becomes Melvin Oboom when Greg covers him with bubble wrap.

King TYF A.K.A Tom The Young Farmer makes a final decision on one of the show's most divisive features, another Jan Slam prize is fought for and producer Chris dies on air (almost).

Greg turns into an evil witch to record some new music for The Traitors, Jan Slam is back and two footy fans have a tense battle and one of the show’s daily features divides the nation.

ALL the Christmas feels courtesy of Stormzy, Callum Leslie and Anya from the BBC cafe...

Greg performs as his CBeebie's Supertato alter-ego Sprouty Claus alongside Sam Ryder...

Plus Sam Ryder ahead of Greg's Live Lounge, Melvin Odoom as a granny, and much more.

Doctor Who AKA Ncuti Gatwa plays Everyone's Rubbish, plus tonnes of absolute nonsense.

Katie Thistleton joins us to look back at some old festive whackiness, The Early Breakfast Boomerang, Joel Mitchell plays Wrong’Uns and we have another chorus of “Cancelled Meeting!”

Roisin brings us some festive facts, and we bring news on Neal The Seal and the University Challenge Chicken.

It’s that time of year when we guess how many Christmas trees adorn the Gregg Wallace house and Sam and Danni are here to receiver a Star Caller – 11 years late!

Greg plays the part of Poppy The Parrot in Rehearsing For The Worst Thing and if that doesn’t convince you that this is the craziest show ever we’ll throw in some quizzing chickens and a fruity Santa faffing about with Ariana Grande!

Team member Susanna’s family get their Christmas presents in a very peculiar way – and asks Is It Just Us? Truck driver Scott has been playing a sneaky game with the Radio 1 DJs and Greg reverses an old Radio 1 ban.

Sprout loving Tate McRae meets Sprouty Claus for an origami contest, cancelled meetings of the world are celebrated and Amy and Eve battle out the final of the quiz.

The great star of comedy and now, Wonka is here to Rehearse For The Worst Thing , Greg tries to cheer up Gary Neville and Charlie brings a very special Sprouty Claus mix.

Everyone’s Rubbish brings tales of near explosions, exploding bees are discussed in All Of The Latest Things and Ali Plumb explodes…Well, he doesn’t really but I just got fixated with the word explode.

Is It Just Us brings Lindsay and her peculiar dog groomer, we find a dog with an Italian accent and Cowboy Time takes a festive twist.

A news story ignites listeners to scour their gardens, The Doctor Of Everything, Aileen is live on the show diffusing all of your oddball theories and a play of Yard Act sparks a flurry of dad jokes.

The Big Weekend Exhibition at The V&A Museum in Dundee officially opens and Greg dons his kilt and sporran and goes on a mission to disrupt proceedings.

A 6ft Goose goes on the hunt for a diabetic anteater, Greg becomes Old Sprouty Claus and Calum Leslie spins a Christmas tale.

The Lord Provost of Dundee treats us to a Cowboy Time – Yes, really!...and Self Esteem donates a special item to our V&A exhibition.

Greg joins Arielle in Dundee to help find items for the Big Weekend Exhibition in the V&A Museum.

Last week’s quizzers bring us a special Ten To Ten, Arielle Free is hanging out with the alpacas in Fundee.

Weird noises galore as our horn section battle out the final of the quiz, the boss of the V&A Museum in Dundee has a word with Greg and Early Breakfast’s Chrissy Cameron plays Wrong’Uns.

Listener Rhianna has a strange ritual when cutting cake, Brenda Lee’s been singing on a plane and Ali Plumb’s been hanging out with Tom Hiddleston no less!

Greg calls Holly at 10 to 10, George plays How Well Do You Know Your Pub, Jack Horner is on the quiz and Brian, Dave and Alison contribute to the Museum Of Nonsense.

Newsbeat’s Jordan Kenny’s Gran is not a fan of Radio 1, some Aussie Crocs get aroused by a big chopper in Animal News and Greg and Arielle reminisce about Big Weekend

Greg talks celebrity haircuts - the do's and don'ts (mainly don'ts), Ellie plays her cornet on Yesterday's Quiz and we send a very special pair of shoes to Dundee.

Greg helps caller Emma get back in the dating game and an exciting Yesterdays Quiz final!

Katie Thistleton gives dating advice and Greg's found a giggly video!

Listener Mattie has an alarming habit and asks Is It Just Us? We speak to the Dua Lipa reviewer that has an OBE and Lizzie from Dundee has another stamp of nonsense for the V&A museum.

Ever placed an order, balked at the price but bought anyway? Sam did and now he has a massive Lemon Meringue Pie! Also, Rich Uncle Moneybags comes under scrutiny in Fact Controller, a Hula Hoop champion joins us for the quiz and Vicky has met the Peabody Duckmaster of Memphis!

Listener Emma Asks The Nation for some advice on finding a dog dad and it turns out that on a clear night you can see Uranus (which for some reason amuses our Greg).

Dua Lipa A.K.A Leepa Dupa AKA. Doola Peep is here and does something weird with ice cream. Also, Damaris is back for a round of Wrong’Uns and Carris has lost a valuable V&A Museum artifact.

Greg and Roisin re-classify all animals in Animal News, Calum Leslie plays a new game Whats My Pace Again? and the kids of Fleet Nursery give us a brilliant Cowboy Time.

Everyone’s Rubbish brings tales of being in the wrong place, Andrew Cotter and David Mitchell join the list of “internal Voices” and a show legend joins us for Cowboy Time!

The legend that is Louis Theroux is here for some Unpopular Opinions and it turns out he is the narrator of many a listeners life. Also, it’s I’m A Celebrity time so the rumour mill grinds into action and Phil Neville’s new football team gets a new theme tune.

Listener Liam plays a strange game with himself after a night out, Jess found herself up to her neck in something unpleasant and Lloyd's got a belter of a photo for The Big Weekend exhibition.

Listener Joe gets accidentally chained up, Hayley dries herself to sleep (Julia Fox style) and Ten To Ten Glen is back for a round of WrongUns.

….head the list of things our listeners have got stuck in, Maisie Peters gives us a tortoise update and Gadget’s shell bell rings for a round of How Well Do You Know Your Pub!

Spitting fish, roaming cats, lonely sheep, a cricket nut and a Jordan dunking – What more could you possibly want?

Jack, Sian and Vicky relive the iconic moment Jordan North drops into a two-gallon vat of gunge.

Can Vick Hope be trusted today? Jordan finds out with the help of a lie detector. Charlie and Melvin discuss.

This morning 13 presenters were summoned to Radio 1 Breakfast for Halloween but there was a notable absentee... What on earth is going on? Dean McCullough investigates.

Julia Fox is here for some rather disgusting Unpopular Opinions and it turns out she loves getting blown when going to sleep. So Greg obliges of course.

Revenge is coming, but for who? Listen to Radio 1 from 7am on Halloween morning.

The team have an evil game to put Greg’s memory to the test, James Blunt gets another airing of his semi by the sea and a listener gets a Sugar block.

Times when you were so sure you were right, only to find there isn’t a Killer Whale in Chester. Plus, Driving in Donny? Then you’ll need the latest traffic and travel from YUNGBLUD.

Roisin Hastie is back to put you straight on wet eggs and homeless snails, Ewan McVicar is called to explain his “Groove Thang” and it’s Gregg Wallace’s birthday – Wow, What an honour!

We hear how your weekends went in the style of Strictly's Shirly Ballas, listener Danni has a marriage concern to Ask The Nation and we find out that Charlie Hedges keeps many a bum clean.

Tylers and Tilers battle out the final of the quiz, Nikita Kanda turns into an Essex granny to help out listener Georgia, and Bath-man Craig is back for a round of Wrong’Uns

Aileen is back with a list of Ig Noble Prize contenders, disasters in swimming pools are discussed in Everyone’s Rubbish and is the Grand Old Duck of York back from the dead??

It seems Greg is no longer a Royal favourite, listener Craig throws in a bath bomb in Is It Just Us? And Daniel's gym remembers Long Boi.

Listener Beth is put to the test in a round of How Well Do You Know Your Pub? Washing machine pods and sloppy cement top the list of things you shouldn’t but are tempted to eat and Leigh-Anne Pinnock gets a wakeup call ahead of her Live Lounge appearance.

Warning: Due to unseasonably warm weather, people are getting their feet out and it's NOT acceptable. Also, listener Emma Asks The Nation if it is O.K to take your laptop to the loo.

Maisie Peters calls from Texas to join in with the Millie Bobby Brown Tortoise Hunt, nugget-man Ben is back for Wrong’Uns and the reluctant quizzers battle out the final of Yesterday’s Quiz.

Newcastle fans celebrating their great win, people dining in the weirdest of places and annoying noises in Calum Leslie’s ears.

A chicken nugget saves a sinking ship (or does it??) Nikita Kanda takes a break from Strictly to play a quick game of What’s My Age Again? and Lettuce Girl Stevie is back offering sandwiches to the stars.

Is it O.K to hairdryer your bits in public? Does Oxford smell of farts? Who’s Page? How do you spell Siloooettes? All will be answered.

The team have a new game to test Greg’s memory, listeners around the nation shout along to Olivia Rodrigo and Charlotte from York gives us another Long Boi update.

Greg “Basseyfys” some modern classics, Lauren gives us one last beaver in the quiz, Lois is back for WrongUns and Radio 1’s newest recruit Evanna Maxted has a request.

Stranger things are going down in the search for Millie Bobby Brown’s tortoises as Greg goes stateside. Also, Caity Baser and Michael Aldag are here to find out if their dating profile songs produced any results for Lucy and Keiron.

President Biden’s dog has been nipping at security, but what can you say? Also, Rylan’s snake is back in Animal News and Betty Barker’s Duck Club join in the quest for Long Boi’s successor.

A trio from Leeds Uni play a game of How Well Do You know Your Student House? Tom The young Farmer is back for Cowboy Time and can Atlanta DJ Southside Steve help us with the Tortoise Search?

The search for Millie Bobby Brown’s tortoises and for the longest duck continues, listener Kyle can’t help getting up to mischief in his hotel room and Rickie and Melvin try to re-create the Angela Rippon leg-up.

Joe is back for WrongUns, Europe’s Biggest Dance Show is back so we have more fun with the trailer and Amber and Dominique battle out the final of Yesterday’s Quiz.

A Prank call to a dad leads to a new feature, some more specially crafted dating profile songs from Caity Baser and Michael Aldag, a dog playing the piano and a return of David Yoghurt.

Star of Stranger Things Millie is here for a game of Sit Down Stand Up and sets Greg on an animal hunt. Also, we speak to Mirror Girl Izzy and we have a real disaster at Ten To Ten.

Nikita Kanda takes a quick break from Strictly to become fact controller, Greg becomes the Bunker Dude and we hear of all the times you have scammed your art teacher.

It's time for another Podcast from Greg James and Chris Smith with the News. This week: Rage Against the Answer Machine with Adele (not that one), What is This Song in Panpipes?, Rent-A-Greg rents a van and we play Wrong'Uns with one of our all time favourite contestants. Plus, all the usual Podcast extras: Julia's Word of the Week, Fruit of the Week and Tea 20

Comedian Mawaan Rizwaan is here to help out a listener with a bag problem, pipe-fitters take over the Ten Minute Takeover Jordan’s Arch Nemesis calls in with an Unpopular Opinion.

We have a great Ten To Ten with Betty and her digger, Greg enlists some pro singers to boost some dating profiles and listener Izzy does something very strange with mirrors

We try to imagine what Timothée Chalamet might sound like when singing, Sarah from Buxton crosses the line with her neighbours in Ask The Nation, and Greg decides to take a nap – MID SHOW!

Police raids on yoga classes, route obsessed dads, fast ducks, cows in holes, classroom quizzes and a Ten to Ten from Tenterden! What more do you need in a podcast?

Listener Kerry tries to catch her own eye in the mirror and wonders if it’s just her, Yesterday’s Quiz becomes Yesterday’s Miss for Molly and were you the fastest in your school? And was it all downhill from there?

Greg gets Sam and Danni to test the good citizens of Cardiff, Calum Leslie is still after a CBeebies job and Dean and Lauren battle out the final of Yesterday’s Quiz.

Everyone’s favourite Aussie DJ, Fisher has been swimming to parties – and it seems he’s not the only one. Plus Greg lets out a shocking admission and Jack Saunders makes a boo boo with Bombay Bicycle Club.

Daisy is here and helps out listener Olivia in Rehearsing For The Worst Thing and we get Judge Jordan’s verdict on the “Icky Issue”.

Jordan North prompts an impromptu Ask The Nation with a very strange request and Emma from Buxton is back for a special Stormzy and Raye remix.

On today's podcast; a gripping new game, Jelly Lady and Yesterday's Quiz!

Greg catches up with Mildred (Rose) and Steff! Also, we look back at summers best bits.

A chaotic Cowboy Time. A five million bee nightmare and a questionable 'Is It Just Us'.

Greg dusts off his drama degree to help with a caller, and a wholesome cowboy time.

Greg shares some his favourite moments from his trip to London Zoo last week!

Plus, the quiz makes a return!

Greg shares a wholesome chat with a bus driver and a very exciting LIVE 'Latest Things'.

Callum Leslie's potential CBeebies career gets a boost from Greg and a 10to10 apology.

After hearing about it in the bulletins all morning, Greg gets Calum Leslie to tell the perfect bedtime story about the giraffe with no spots! Plus, lots of great dad things and could Rihanna name her baby Roger?

Greg's doing an audit of all the little bits and bobs of nonsense on the show like 'are you well?', 'DOUBLE GAMMON' and 'Neanderthal's 123' - what's staying and what's going? Plus a review of the Woman's World Cup final and Greg shares his elation at spotting The Naked Man on holiday!

Remember Charlie? The man who whose age we will never really know? Well, you won’t believe what he did to Meg over a pan of hotdogs! Also, Masie and Gina battle out the quiz and, unfortunately, whoever wins – the listeners will lose.

We get more of your strange Dad Things, Longboi The Duck is to be immortalised forever and a Calvin Harris gets some jelly treatment.

Birdsong and Turtlenecks are some Unpopular Opinions that Calvin Harris helps us deal with. A seagull gets in a ruck at the rugby and there’s a strange noise going around the cinemas.

Calvin is here to choose a banger from 2021 which is quickly disputed by Danny Howard. Plus, we bring the first ever group Ten To Ten call.

Outrageous stories of pizza nickers, a whole lotta Bull going down in Birmingham and listener Charlie throws a curveball in What’s My Age again with Sian Eleri.

Greg attempts to answer your questions about last week’s DJ Hunt, is planning on going to see Barbie (dressed in pink maybe) and urges delivery drivers everywhere to jump into a swimming pool.

A Matt and Arielle catch up, then we hear all sorts of noises coming from Gregg Wallace.

Molly King explains herself and Greg questions your biggest turn off..

The tension mounts as Greg and the the team and the listeners rush to fing Mollie King.

All it took was one picture of the iconic sausage roll and three presenters are found - Jeremiah, Kenny All Star and Charlie T are now all on Team Greg! After three days of pints, Jordan is now sunning on a beach in Spain? The hunt continues...

Harold Printer delivers some worrying news that could jeopardise the future of Radio 1!! Plus, there seems to be hundreds of Jack Saunders’s on tourist busses and Rickie and Melvin are still rushing to make to the Live Lounge in time.

An update on Rick & Melvin's ferry adventure but how are they getting to the studio once they're in England? The perfect pint pictures continue as we're still trying to find Jordan North.

After working his magic and unsuccessfully starting a cricket chant, Matt Edmondson is found at Old Trafford! Plus Rickie and Melvin are channelling Rose and Jack?

We get a quick find at another theme park, Melvin and Rickie are still trying desperately to get to the ferry port and Matt and Mollie are having fun with AI.

An old Radio 1 DJ comes to join the hunt for Rickie and Melvin, Matt Edmonson is still on the run and Jaguar seems to be in a zoo.

Fairground rides, churro stands and cross country trains, the search for the lost DJs continues.

Arielle Free and Vick Hope have posted some clues so Greg hits a women’s lingerie shop in the high street.

Greg gets sent on a wild dinosaur chase, but gets his revenge by setting up a race against time.

Garlic sauce, pound shop and chicken leads Greg & Charlie to Katie, Victoria and Gemma!

The game continues - Greg's found five presenters Dan, Alyx, Nels, Dean & Nat!!

As Danny Howard and Pete Tong are found, it seems the Radio 1 DJs seem to be scatttered far and wide so Greg has the problem of getting them to a BBC Studio.

Greg gets a strange message from the studio printer and a massive task begins.

Greg speaks to Radio 1's newcomer Conor Knight and questions asked about next week..

We get strange taxi tales from your local cabbies, more things that only your dad would do and Rickie Haywood-Williams is here for a game of What’s My Age Again?.

Greg gets a worrying message from a friend, we listen back to some classic cheese and listener Joe knocks on doors in Ask The Nation.

Listener Ralph delivers the worst chat-up line ever, a dog takes on a hawk in Animal News and we hear from some more Moaning Millionaires.

Listener Amelia leads the way with Everyone’s Rubbish! We hear the results of Naomi’s kids party playlist and catch up with Jess about the Breadolympics.

Greg gets told off by an 11 year old listener, Danny Howard’s been hobnobbing with all the stars in Ibiza and Jess – the bread thrower- is back for WrongUns.

Greg gets in on the Threads action with a naked pic of Ainsley, Matt Edmonson becomes Fact Controller and puts us right on the size of a mole and listener Liam has an amazing idea for Radio 1 Anthems.

Greg tries to decide the good hacks from the bad, is curious about a show you have to be a bit “tapped” to watch and has a yearning to be a Duckmaster.

Bagette Vs Nan Bread which can be thrown the furthest? Jess Asked The Nation and we reveal the answer on this podcast, so dry yer pants and get listening.

We bring the craziest ten to ten call ever, tales of chaos in the drive-thru and restaurant in Everyone’s Rubbish! and our resident health and safety expert, Ian, gives guidance on what and what not to throw on to your favourite pop stars stage.

Star of Fleabag and now the latest Indiana Jones film chats about making friends with Indie himself, Harrison Ford, all the fun that was had making the movie and gets to judge your Unpopular Opinions. Plus, all the usual show favourites, WrongUns, Yesterday’s Quiz and a great call at cowboy time.

The Animal News hot desk brings us tales of runaway llamas and deers in the gym and Ooops! - Times when cleaners have made massive blunders.

Listener Joe's dad does something weird with fruit, Jack Saunders reverses the tables on Greg for a Ten to Ten and we bring you some more classic TV tantrums.

Team member Vinuri has an idea for an amazing send off for Greg, should he become a cropper, Nat O’Leary is here for a round of Top Of The Shops and listener Amanda has been on Cara Delevingne’s chopper.

The Glastonbury hangover begins but what a way to finish with Sir Elton rocking the Pyramid stage without so much as a sip of water. Our competition winner Dale also had a good time and there’s good news about the Asda Seagull.

Greg tries to track down Bristol's famous seagull and a tense 'Yesterday's Quiz' final!

Introducing the new schedule! Builders voice concerns and callers want answers from Greg.

Greg's apology to Lottie, an Unpopular Opinion Festival Special, and more bird chaos.

Greg calls a theme park in Southend-on-Sea and Dean McCullough joins 'Ask The Nation'.

Leigh-Anne Pinnock is Greg's special guest. A phone call to Dubai and some fun with RM&C.

New Radio 1 Rap Show presenter Kenny Allstar is here for a game of What’s My Age Again? and we find out all of your strange nick-names in dating profiles.

Quizzing cows, suckers in the garden a man dressed as a car seat and a fired up mower at cowboy time.. It can only be The Radio 1 All Day Breakfast podcast!

Jack helps out a listener by going very Welsh, Quaxle gets a new title and something amazing happens at cowboy time.

Nature heavyweight Chris Packham joins the great duck debate and has a surprising reaction to Musovy ducks. Also, Jack Saunders is here for a game of What’s My Age Again and we stumble upon the greatest competition winner ever.

Holiday coming up? Or need to finish a TV series? We get your reasons for postponing a break up. Also, Greg wants to get winded on a bouncy castle and quizzer Will is having a right giraffe!

Greg has some alarming Animal News, Lara from the farm park defends Quaxle and Gamesmaster Daisy spots a cheat in the Escape Room.

Anna Asks The Nation about holidays and exes, Energetic Ellie turns the tables on Greg in Yesterday’s Quiz and the verdict is delivered on Quaxle the duck.

Shocking news from Lara at the farm park, energetic Ellie plays a jolly game of WrongUns and Lorrie and Ayesha battle out the final of Yesterday’s Quiz.

Greg cold calls a farm park to ask about the length of their ducks, Greg and Danny Howard’s friendship is put to the test, and it’s cowboy time at someone’s wedding.

We hear from wacky Aunts and Uncles, Ellie who doesn’t like her food to be lonely, an eagle costumed gull scarer and a Ten To Ten bride to be!

Arielle leads Greg on one last wild goose chase to find the final key which opens the Big Weekend and a chicken korma is all that separates our quiz team.

Greg is feeling sheepish about not finding Arielle sooner and Welcome To The DCC – Dundee District Council – that is!

Arielle is hidden away with another key to Radio 1’s Big Weekend and Greg wants an Big Weekend artist to be a good boy!

Arielle is hiding in Scotland once again and Lewis Capaldi and a Dinosaur may help you find her. Also, Becky Hill gets a quackers remix from a very tuneful duck.

The game is afoot! Arielle Free has the keys to open Radio 1’s Big Weekend and it is up to Greg and the listeners to find them.

The ducks are getting longer in the search for Long Boi’s successor, the team that wins by losing, battle out the final of the quiz and Greg is confused by the plans for next week’s trip to Dundee.

Becky is here to clear up all the confusion around Nuns, public toilets and restaurant ratings and Josh The Young Farmer may have found another long-un.

Sandy toes, puppies and mayonnaise are all discussed by The Jonas Brothers, we try to find Britain’s next tallest duck and we found her! It’s Big Tesco Girl.

Greg announces another big addition the The Big Weekend in Dundee, tries to make Arielle Free eat a hat and gets frustrated by a word he’s not allowed to say.

Star of Guardians Of The Galaxy Will is here for a game of Sit Down Stand Up, we give Long Boi a quackers send of and Aileen completes her Eurovision Of Men contest.

We have sad news about our favourite feathered friend and Dean and Vicky are live in Liverpool for Eurovision, so we call an old international friend to help us play a little game.

Listener Lucy Asks The Nation about loo etiquette, King Pigeon Craig is back to discuss runaway puppies and charming parrots and Aileen begins her Eurovision challenge.

Lots to take away from the Coronation celebrations, from commentators getting a sense of things to Paloma Faith out Paloming herself. Also nature expert Nadeem Perera joins the search for Long Boi and Ali Plumb brings in a very special guest to the studio.

Donuts become ducknuts as the search for Long Boi continues, Callum Leslie is looking forward to working at the Coronation and show favourite Aileen is set a Eurovision task.

Greg refuses to fear the worst on the news that Long Boi, the long duck, is missing and mounts a nationwide search. Also, bananas, reindeer and rats are all debated as comedian Tom Davis becomes Fact Controller.

We find out if Gareth and Noah completed their task in Wrexham, Nathan has been buying far too much of something in Daventry and a lady has been getting far too excited at a Tchaikovsky gig.

Listener Dec gets up to whisky business in the bath, Izzy had a great time watching The Red Roses and "You dance- I annoint" Greg wonders what Pete Tong 's Coronation commentary would sound like.

Greg becomes a pigeon for listener Craig and the legend that is Adele Roberts aims to smash a world record.

Pooh Bee, a farting rhino and man laughing like a chicken! What has AJ got herself in to?

England Rugby legend Ellie Kildunne surprises a fellow rugby player in What’s My Age Again and show legend Roisin is back for some Animal News.

Chaos at the Snooker last night, prompts your stories of a hoover saving your bacon. Also, Dave is on for a gym based Rehearsing For The Worst Thing and Oh No! Barney is poorly.

We hear many of your Tom DeLonge impressions, Liv with the desirable nose plays Yesterday’s Quiz and Chloe from Dundee has adopted the Nothing But Thieves song

Presidential James plays WrongUns, Cassyette has found her Bacon Fries and Rupert gets bizzy with the quizzy chasing a 15 point lead.

Nicholas Hoult is here for Sit Down Stand Up and plays an amazing trump card. Plus, The President of The USA sings happy birthday to Patrice’s aunt.

We have listeners Biden their time waiting for the Presidential motorcade, Millie and Rachel are getting very petty and we find out if Best Man Dave did the Zombie Toast?

We have a listener who celebrates a certain time of day, another who likes havin’ a bubble at work and a few others who can be very petty.

Greg goes on a Bacon Fries quest but gets frazzled by the listeners, Mollie King is back to play Top Of The Shops and Ellie Goulding is getting very impersonal.

Munroe joins Greg to chat about their schooldays and play a game of What’s My Age Again. Also, Aileen has been asking a saucy question to Canadians and a farty flypast from a horse appears in Animal News.

Listener Ben has a strange way of keeping his ears warm, a big movie star has been spotted at the bingo, we say goodbye to our favourite sneezy newsreader, Greg turns Saturday Kitchen into a beautiful chaos and What the Dicken’s is going on at the BBC?

Calum Leslie appraises the show’s performance over the last three months, Oré Olukoga is here for WrongUns and Greg is overloaded with Easter eggs.

Joe Lycett pulls out some Oscar-worthy performances whilst trying to help out some listeners with their problems. Plus, we give you a chance to rant about what’s too big or too small and hear of a practical pony called Princess.

We hear of an innovative bus driver and pets that are getting too clever around the house.

We have a Jelly Lady update, an elephant heist and Nikita Kanda playing What's My Age Again? What's not to like?

Some of the biggest stars in the world reside in Calvin Harris’ contacts list, but there’s one in Greg’s that particularly excites him.

Unless you can handle complete and utter wackiness, don’t listen to this podcast. There's wobbling WrongUns, quizzy rascals and pussy talk from Greg. You have been warned

Ask The Nation raises a question of ear hygiene, there’s controversy in the quiz and Oti Mabuse or Barry White anyone? It’s coffee time.

Greg finds a man blowing a trumpet into some Jelly, we have some big Jelly Lady news and Listener Erin gets wobbly about one of Radio 1’s Big Weekend acts.

Star of Gossip Girl and You Penn Badgley is here for Unpopular Opinion (including some special surround sound bath farts). Also, Greg has some alarming advice for the Government, and Jumping Joeys and Labradors in Lakes are debated in Animal News.

Jelly lady meets Fred Again, a conspiracy theory is disproved and Clara is here to help Greg announce The Radio 1 Big Weekend’s Saturday line up.

Greg spices up some Hinge profiles, Lorraines on Gethin Jones’ parade and gets a call from a fuming pop star. Oh, and our favourite caller ever, Carl is back (even though he really doesn’t want to be).

Niall joins us in wondering who Laura Averages is, we have a LIVE egg vending event from listener Craig and Greg helps out jazzing up some Hinge profiles.

Greg may have an alternate career as a singer, listener Carl dons some brown pants for Ask The Nation and Aileen buys a new hat for becoming a successful matchmaker.

Have you ever been surprised by a musical instrument appearing from nowhere? Listener Jo has and we call the culprit. Also, Katie Thistleton is here for a game of Top Of The Shops and the show’s resident cupid Aileen has some news.

Idris calls up some mega stars in one of the best SDSU’s yet! Also, we hear you “mum safe” gossip and Nat O’Leary explains a celeb feud.

Arielle Free braves the harshest weather conditions as she starts her final day of her Nose Day challenge and the generosity from all is keeping her warm.

Day 4 of Arielle’s challenge and she is joined by Dean McCullough and various Breakfast Show Allstars and Greg gives her a chance to win some extra leg power.

Arielle starts day 3 of her challenge and is helped out by Honorata who has far too many diaries, Rachel who is a spin class hero and Aileen who is a matchmaking maestro.

It’s day 2 of Arielle Free’s Tour De Dance challenge and our dating expert, Aileen, joins the “Tendem” for a speed dating session. Also, weather expert Abbie Dewhurst gives us the week’s forecast and plays Yesterday’s Quiz.

Some listeners try their best to scare Arielle Free ahead of her Tour De Dance challenge, The Cheesy Cheerleaders battle out the final of the quiz and we find out if Shereen Cutkelvin is a WrongUn.

Zara Larsson is here to review the Unpopular Opinions of old and there’s one that still shocks today and comedian Lloyd Griffith is still celebrating Grimsby’s win….Also, ever heard a hedgehog fart? Well, stick around people!

Listener Finlay was looking forward to a long and happy marriage – then he saw his wife-to-be making a sandwich and EVERYTHING changed! Also, are the Northern Lights cheating? and is Taylor Swift getting chased by turkeys?

What is it with Vicars eating Daffodils? Some kind of special message maybe? Also, Nadia Jae plays What’s My Age Again and Thor the walrus and Georgie The Opera Singing Dog are both back!!

Tensions mount as listeners compete for some mega massive prizes on a Mega Massive Monday, a team of cheerleaders begin Yesterday’s Quiz and Lewis Capaldi has a new t-shirt.

Various Isseys and Izzys put Gregg Wallace to the test, our quiz team get a great moo from Greg for some extra ringer dingers and prawn caller Leanne is back for WrongUns.

Jeremiah Asiamah hears a crazy club story from listener Steph, Leanne’s been buying too many protein puddings, Aileen’s back to help out Arielle and “Intelligent input darlin’” - we get your best Kate Nash impressions.

Stick some nuggets in your bra and a bhaji in your pocket – why go hungry when clubbing? Also, did Dylan do Dylan? listener Andy finds out and we wonder what has Erin done wrong?

Listener David’s mum eats-ice cream oddly, Sheeran gets shunned by Robyn and her “Only one Ginger allowed” policy and a handbag full of chips is found in Wrexham.

Ali Plumb picks the nose of a movie star at the BAFTAs, Quizzer Nina eats Jürgen Klopp’s cake and Arielle Free totally forgets Greg exists.

Paul Rudd becomes Agony Antm’n and gets prank-called by an old friend. Niall Horan plays a round of WrongUns and Katie Thistleton did something she may re-Greta at The Brits.

Arielle Free will need some bum butter for her Red Nose Day challenge and team member Farty Henry explains a controversial quiz question.

The comedian steps in for the Fact Controller. Plus, there's a whole lot of laziness...

There's no love in Yesterday's Quiz but there is What's My Age Again? with Jack Saunders.

Highlights from Melvin's dates in the 'Love Lounge', plus all the usual shenanigans.

The final of 'Yesterday’s Quiz'. The team reveal they interviewed Greg 13 years ago & prove he had an unpopular opinion! More of ‘All The Latest Things’. Sarah has some speculative showbiz news. Plus, friend of the show Debbie is back on for a round of ‘Wrong Uns’. More ‘Greg’s Anatomy’ chat. And some US-sitcom-style end credits!

Inspired by Rishi Sunak and Volodymyr Zelensky's breakfast platter, Greg wants to find out who else is eating pigs in blankets all year round. Also, How Well Do You Know Your House? In Greg's new ridiculous game, listener Amy and her partner Cameron are put to the test.

Greg Foot, Greg Hands and Greg Balls…Greg tries to build a whole body of “Gregs”. Also, Sian Eleri tries to workout what listener Lauren has been buying too much of in Top Of The Shops and if you are called Oliver…well, I’d switch off now if I were you.

Wine gets sent to Beer, a horse’s nostril gets plugged, minke whales and crabeater seals chill to some trance, and a member of staff has weird sandwiches! Just another day at the office.

If Greg says a naughty word - Nat O’Leary gets noughty for 10 minutes. Surely Greg’s way too professional to fall for that!! Plus, Michael McIntyre’s phantom whooper is tracked down and a new quiz team start the week.

Some very special guests join our quiz team as they go for a world record score. Plus, Did somebody say Justine? She’s back for a game of WrongUns and Issey Cross? You bet he is.

Greg needs a name for a production company, dons a squeaky pig for a game of What’s My Age Again? with Dean & Vicky and has an idea of having a Noughty Monday with Nat O’Leary

Listener Justine sends the show into a custard frenzy. How much can you buy for £7Million? What are the perils of drinking too much of it? can Greg down a pint of it during the show? All will be revealed

A Jan Slam prize for the Barney Army, a Giraffes birthday and a search for Long Boy the duck. Yes, another animal crackers day on the podcast!

Arielle’s on a search for some Haggis in a butcher’s in Dundee, today’s Jan Slam contest is battled out in a museum in Dundee and Greg announces where Radio 1’s Big Weekend 2023 will be held - you’ll never guess where though!

Rapping, YouTubing, Boxing, KSI seems to be good at everything, but how will he fare in a game of Sit Down Stand Up? Find out in this podcast.

Everyone loves Paul Mescal right? Although he has become such a global superstar we must claim him back as our own. Also, Charlie Hedges is here for a game of Top Of The Shops to find out what listener Jessica has been buying too much of.

Hi Kissers and Nose Boopers of the world confess all to Iain Stirling, Arielle Free admits to being a Haggis Hunter and Quizzer Han got chased by an Orangutan.

Listener Oliver behaves strangely at the urinals and asks Is It Just Me? and a mad ferret goes straight over Greg’s head.

Greg creeps out the whole nation with a question about kissing, Lewis Capaldi reacts to Naomi’s pants throwing frenzy and a trip to Ibiza is up for grabs in today’s Jan Slam.

We catch up with the Lewis Capaldi pants girl, Naomi, Danny Howard comes in to announce an announcement and our team of teachers battle out the final of Yesterday’s Quiz.

Listener Dave takes something weird on holiday with him, another Dave knows Fiddy and plays Yesterday’s Quiz and a naughty Duck and a punching cat make an appearance in Animal News.

Dame of Dance - Sarah Story is here for a round of Top Of The Shops, we have some exciting news about Roisin Hastie and a School Deputy Head tells off Greg in the Quiz.

Remi Burgz listens to peculiar behaviours from your exes in Lucky Escapes, an oversized basketball player tries to fit in a small car and the Newsbeat studio turns into a discoteque.

Jeanie Willox! Things our Nans say that just leave us baffled. Plus, “The Knitting (pub) Club” join us for the Yesterday’s Quiz.

Ant & Dec are here and play a disastrous game of Sit Down Stand Up, we have another tense Jan Slam battle and The Floorers are back for the final of The Quiz

Greg tries to deceive the listeners but a noisy mouse gives the game away. Also, Snoochie Shy asseses your inebriated festive voice-notes and Liv The Young Coach Driver made the awful mistake of listening to the show whilst at the dentist.

A strange saying at the dinner table, a wasp in the snooker hall and a fox at the hairdressers. A show so good that Greg wants to enter himself!

I am the Walrus and I’ll do as I please! Lowri brings us an update on Thor. Plus, we hear from the girl with the most famous thumb in the world and get some reassuring words from Kate Winslet.

Hooray! The podcast is back and we kick off another year of madness with singing dogs and donkeys, more mad Matty Healy moments, Ask The Nation and a daily battle for a Jan Slam prize.

A master traitor, a dating Niamh, a festive Plumb, a giant Jigsaw, some victorious Lionesses, a Stormzy Sit Down Stand Up, a race to The Big Weekend, Ezra Vs Morgan, a Merry Christmas Magpie, Ainsley and a fish in the bath, a murder mystery, The Rock Unpopular Opinion, wacky quizzers, talking dogs and plenty of wronguns! What a year for The Radio 1 Breakfast Show

Greg with the help of a few celebs, grants Christmas requests for some very special people.

North Star Caller is back and Santa surprises two young listeners. Also, Sit Down Stand Up’s Maia calls to relive some classic moments from the year and Greg has a Traitors dilemma.

Listener Justine’s family have a unique way of getting Christmas underway, we get Gregg Wallace’s annual Christmas tree count and could the Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra have made the best Christmas song ever??

The Doubtfire Dog, Acoustic Cow, Talking Duck and many, many more – it’s the Radio 1 Breakfast end of the year request show. Also, our youngest ever quizzers attempt to escape the boiler room, Danza Sarah plays WrongUns and the Mike the Merry Christmas Magpie has sent Greg a Christmas pressie.

Listener Jamie shocks Mo and Greg to the core with a very un-Christmassy opinion. Plus, do you struggle with the lyrics of your favourite song? And where did Arielle lose her phone?

Greg helps Sam MacGregor fulfill his wish of being wrapped up like a Christmas tree, overlooked by an elf and safety expert. Also, listener Heather and family love a good Christmas Conga - but is it just them?

Show favourites Morgan and Spanner are back for a festive game of Tell Me Something Good, Sam and Danni are here and aim to do some networking and we get more flannel chat from Greg’s Tailenders podcast.

Is it ok to skip the titles of your favourite TV shows? Listener David Asks The Nation. Also, a touring Walrus and a cat transfer in Animal News and why did Greg appear on Strictly in the bath??

Listener William explains some Lewis Capaldi lyrics and plays a round of WrongUns, Greg’s been winding up a Fred Again crowd and Steve Aoki’s going to the moon.

Jack is here and gets a chuckle in our favourite game, Holly from York Uni becomes agent for Long Boi The Duck and quizzer Mike has never peeled an orange.

Romesh is charged with correcting your misunderstood facts, quizzer Jacob is planning a heist and we bring the first ever Roy Keane Unpopular Opinion Special.

Greg wants Long Boi the longest duck on the last show but worries that Long Boi won’t be around long enough or that the show won’t be on for long enough for Long Boi to appear. Also, Danny Howard and Sarah Story judge your nights out, Clara Amfo hears your stories of Irish Dancing and Baywatch re-enactments , making her think that you had some Lucky Escapes.

Listener Linn has a strange tradition with her mince pies, Aileen is back for another round of her special quiz and Greg has a new favourite lyric from The 1975.

Lewis is here to deliver a very Scottish Christmas Tale, we have a special appearance of Anna from the 7th Floor café and 1Xtra’s Tiffany Calver has a guest that leaves her breathless.

Greg opens up the lines for you to ask him anything but wasn’t prepared for Lyle’s bombshell question. Also, things are getting Christmassy so we bring out the Stormzy Christmas Story and we catch up with new show favourite Aileen.

Listener Ellen tries to impress her boyfriend with football knowledge, Greg steals a quiz from Aileen and we find out if Rickie and Melvin think they could fight a bear.

Claudia Winkleman reveals her favourite animal and plays What’s My Age Again. Also, Calum Leslie becomes the new Robot Hoover and listener Cassie over-hears a tasty conversation.

Love Island winners Ekin-Su and Davide judge your weekends, President Biden has been using fowl language and “Why hellooo Queen of The Jungle”! - we celebrate all things Jill.

Sock re-user April is back to play WrongUns, listener Evelyn is warming up her voice to cheer on Wales in the World Cup, and Katie Thistleton helps Greg get a message out to Ant N’ Dec in the jungle.

We help listener Tasmin try and piece together a half heard conversation, we conduct a live experiment in an actual laboratory with a pizza and an iron and worry that Calum from Newsbeat is dead inside as he doesn’t have a favourite dinosaur.

Listener Georgia flips the bird to her old workplace, we find the biggest goldfish ever and hair dryers as air fryers and irons as ovens – what appliances have you used to prepare food?

Greg has found a talking Scottish dog, we hear of birthday treats that have gone bad and chicken fillets on the dancefloor!! - Katie Thistleton reviews your crazy nights on the town.

Greg chats to Seb ahead of the Wheelchair Rugby League World Cup final. Also, previous World Cup winner Martin Norris plays WrongUns, listener Donna wakes up her boyfriend with the Opportunity Clock and The Big Disco Balls battle out the quiz final.

Listener Alan wakes up his partner with a Bear Grylls clock, Sarah earwigs in on a bunch of hens, and Charlie Hedges is appointed Queen of Christmas.

Is Greg an evil nutter when out in public? Someone seems to think so. Also, a death moth and a slice of Billy The Bear give some listeners a sigh of relief and Ali Plumb is here – bones and all!

Jack’s in his van watching the population grow, Cassie’s trying to book a shopping delivery, Andy and his dad are at the wrong gig, and Gavin is wrapped up in a towel debate.

Listener Gavin both repels and attracts us in Is It Just Us? Plus, Animal News brings us Gaga loving rats and Jade and her talking dog appear in the quiz.

Sam Smith is here and hears your unholy confessions, Radio 1’s newest recruit Daniella Gualtieri plays WrongUns and Ali Plumb is getting excited for the new Black Panther movie Wakanda Forever.

Greg works out a formula for conjuring up your U.S Politician name, Nikita Kanda from Asian Network pays a round of What’s My Age Again and is your work voice different to your normal voice?

A not so thrilling Ask The Nation divides the team, we re-program listener Anna’s sat-nav and all together now…Kendrick’s in a box, Kendrick’s in a Box.

Could villainous parrots from Chile be targeting Radio 1’s DJs? Plus, Greg gets your ideas for a new name for the show and a black and white issue makes listener Margaret believe she’s had a Lucky Escape.

A celeb attachment creates concern with one of our team, a pop star has been spotted on a beach and Greg may have upset Taylor Swift fans…(again)

Jordan North makes Greg worry that he has passed his prime, Carolyn’s back for a bit of this and a bit of that and The King of Korf is the final contender in this week’s quiz.

2 x Double Disasters, 2 x Adele soundalikes, 30 x Guinea pigs, 24 x Rabbits, 2 x Pairs of trousers (down).

Would you judge a date by their fingers? Listener Ian Asks The Nation. Also, Greg may be going extinct and we listen in to DJ conversations from the afterlife.

Following Radio 1’s Halloween Murder Mystery Greg gets a real drama teacher to assess each DJ’s death scene. Also, bad beatboxing and baby blue Chinos – times when you had to have a quiet word with your partner.

Greg gets summoned, drama on the quiz and Daisy plays wrong-uns!

Can His Royal Majesty be awoken this morning to The Thong Song? Can Super train buff Francis Bourgeois guess the horns in What’s My Train Again? and can we recreate Adele’s river of wine…so many tasks.

We Ask The Nation – Is it O.K to get off with someone in their Halloween costume? Plus, the show goes medieval as a crate of mead is delivered to the studio and Arielle Free gets a scare.

WhatsApp is down so we receive your telegrams about times you have fake cried. Also, Dean & Vicky play a round of What’s My Age Again and a Royal Marine no less, plays the quiz.

Listener Jordan’s family have a unique way to pop their corks, Meow The Mayor of Animals appears in Animal News and Greg has found a solution to the Taylor Swift / Lana Del Rey problem.

Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, the biggest movie star on the planet, plays Unpopular Opinion! Here's the full interview with all the bits you wouldn't have heard on the show.

Greg has a theory that the mayhem in parliament is making newsreaders sneeze, Vick and Jordan Ask The Nation about toe drying and poor old Phil from down under gets a hard time in the quiz.

Cheesy games (What Are They Cheering?) Cheesy Lucky Escapes (from Nichola and Millie), cheesy dances (from Strictly) and cheesy singing (from soap stars).

Stormzy hears your Unpopular Opinions and calls Spiderman himself, Tom Holland. Greg wonders if you can ever be taken seriously whilst holding an ice cream and we play the first ever radio version of Be Real.

Stormzy is, at last, back on the show and here’s the extended chat – with all the extra bits not heard on air - from what inspired his new music to more of your Unpopular Opinions.

If you can understand the title then you’ll understand what listener Steve is asking. Also, the Ainsley controversy is spreading, Tom TYF may have a stalker and Europe’s BIGGEST Dance Show is coming to…Giggleswick??

MMA fighter Leon is here to motivate our listeners, a gift to Sam Smith inspires a new game and the Blackpink song inspires yet another.

Britain’s second ever UFC Champion Leon Edwards joins Greg to chat about winning the title and motivate some listeners!

Turns out that the Prince and Princess of Wales and family listen in on their school run, much to Ainsley's dismay. Also, The 1975 present an ick and Amy and Claire are Double Disasters.

John Boyega is here for a game of Sit Down Stand Up and get’s Greg into some hot water with the boss. Also, listener Rich has another triggering song and Greg plays a sneaky little trick on Rickie, Melvin and Charlie.

Matt Edmondson has found a machine that makes him sound like Greg and makes Greg sound like Matt. So Matt becomes Greg and chats to Greg, then Greg becomes Matt and chats to Matt. Then Matt chats to himself (which is actually Greg) and Greg chats to himself (which is actually Matt). Then Matt says something nasty about Molly, but it might have been Greg pretending to be Matt…or was it Matt saying it, but making out it was Greg saying it while sounding like him? ? ?

Listener Jack Asks The Nation about the removal of socks, we get a list of shops you’ve been “unholy” in and Greg has found a new theme tune for the Chess scandal.

Listener Toby and family have a strange problem when full of food and asks – Is It Just Us? Also, the nation gets ready with Lewis Capaldi, and Cailin has a problem with a Taylor Swift song.

King Tom TYF has taken action against Greg for being too harsh on previous listeners. Also, why does The Notorious B.I.G. leave listener L.J blushing?

There was a snake in the grass at a cricket match, another one hiding a fish within a fish in a fishing match, and yet another one making listener Dusty realise she had a lucky escape.

King Tom TYF is here to give the verdict on whether Fake Jake’s lifetime ban from the show is lifted. Also, Becky is back for WrongUns and Sam Ryder’s been sitting in a cab listening to himself in a cab, from another cab…errr!

The cheaters of the world come forward with some crafty admissions, Is It Just Us will get you looking closer at the sell-by dates in your local supermarket and Greg suspects that the woes of the world might be the fault of Callum at Newsbeat.

A squirrel has been going nuts in a bakery, Arielle Free is nuts about Scotland and avocados and we get an update by bus-nut Reece.

Greg thinks NASA should big-up themselves, Ask The Nation questions Ainsley’s method of keeping the bath water warm, and listener Mairead helps solve the national Nigel shortage.

Ali Plumb and listeners review the Harry Styles film before Greg drops a bombshell that stuns Mr. Plumb to his very core. Also, Alison Hammond has been cheering up the Nation again and the Nigels of the world are gathering.

Lewis Capaldi, the self proclaimed Duke of Glasgow, is here for a classic round of Sit Down Stand Up, listener Mia (and a lot of baby bunnies) are back for WrongUns and the Quiz team battle out the final ahead of Tim and Mary's wedding.

Lewis is back with new music and coming back to the Live Lounge next week. So Greg challenged him to a game of Sit Down Stand Up with hilarious results. Here's the full conversation with exta funny bits we didn't have time for on the show.

Liam attempts to cook an egg in the bath. Then Ainsley gets involved and things take a fishy turn.

Greg is in hot water with his “mothy” wife, listener Lorna finds pumpkins and eggs on her desk and an appearance on Naked Attraction makes listener Mia think she had a Lucky Escape from her ex.

Greg gets many a dog’s reaction to Frozen Planet 2, Dan and his family have a strange bedtime ritual and would you believe it? Tom The Young Farmer has saved a life.

Frozen Planet 2 sends Abbey’s dog barking mad, there’s chaos in the quiz final and Emma is back to play WrongUns.

Greg is intrigued by an accusation from a Grandmaster, Vick and Jordan play a game of Sit Down-Stand Up and listener Gabs has found another talking dog.

Tom The Young Farmer is here, answering all your farming questions. Also, what celebs have turned up at your school? and listener Lee has found a talking dog.

Ali Plumb is feeling feisty, plus What's My Age Again?, Yesterday's Quiz and more!

National treasure David Attenborough shines light during dark times via Frozen Planet II.

Listener Nick betrays Greg's toe chat ban, spuds and Toy Story make some listeners think they’ve had a lucky escape and Mike gives us a cheeky mash-up.

Listener Jake’s “friend” has a disgusting habit to Ask The Nation, a weather person makes a boo boo in Everyone’s Rubbish and Ricky gives Emma the lowdown on how football chants are made.

Boris and Liz take to the skies to visit another Liz on the ground and we do our best to track their flights. Also, Cricket and Game Of Thrones come under fire as a myriad of Radio 1 DJ’s give their Unpopular Opinions and Self Esteem sends us an ick message.

Listener Katie talks so loud that she has been banned from talking before midday, Jan Slam winner Jenny had a great day at The Hundred final and Cat reviews the Taylor Hawkins tribute concert.

Extended highlights of Greg’s chat with England and Warwickshire cricketing superstar Issy Wong. Plus, listener Joe gives Gregg Wallace some D&B treatment and why didn’t Greg eating a massive nan bread make the news?

Listener Neehar has a strange toilet habit, but is it just her? From heartbreak to lucky escapes, have you ever seen an ex and breathed a sigh of relief? Plus, goats, seals and seagulls run rampant in Animal News.

A special All Day Breakfast bonus podcast featuring Scott & Chris' Unpopular Opinion - UNCUT! - where Chris proposes a preposterous new idea to the boss.

A tired (but NOT drunk) Greg is here after Scott & Chris’ leaving party and play’s a quick game of Real Or No Real about what celebs he was hobnobbing with. Plus, the quiz battle out the final and Charlie Hedges gives us the lowdown on being a mother and offers to send Greg a strange video.

Scott Mills and Chris Stark join us for one last Unpopular Opinion and spill the beans on Jameela Jamil and her chicken outfit. Also, national exam coordinator, Abbey gets her results and listener Molly heads off to Reading with a squirrel costume.

Jack Saunders is here for Top of the Shops and we hear all your drunk purchases and escalator stories

Black holes in space – what do they sound like? Cue the wacky voice notes! Also, Laura & Ashley have been responsible for the erection of more signs and Greg explains BBC Sounds in the (un) simplest of terms.

Joe calls in to find out if anyone else has his cheesy habit, Greg has been hanging out with Coldplay (no biggie) and more signs that YOU were responsible for.

It's Roisin's last day reading the news on Radio 1 Breakfast so Greg's letting her takeover the podcast and there's definitely a magpie involved!

Greg plays quite the game of Stand Up Sit Down with Danny Howard. Plus a non-human beatboxing guest, and Yesterday’s Quiz.

Please stand for sporting royalty! Greg is joined in the studio by Euro champions, Alessia Russo and Fran Kirby!

Greg's asking the nation if they wash their belly button and people are spooked! Plus, aftermath of the Love Island final and it's day two of the quiz!

Greg's seeing through his rogue promise and playing Sweet Caroline EVERY hour as England's women became Euro 2022 champions!

Greg is joined by Alex Scott ahead of the Euros Final and there's a prediction from Alan the Robot Hoover! Also, Greg's new mate GK from Bad Boy Chiller Crew is on for WrongUns and some very weird sounds made by Scott Mills and Chris Stark are unearthed.

Regé-Jean Page is in for Unpopular Opinions and Greg reveals the new Official Chart presenter who he identifies by his very muscular knees! Plus Animal News and All The Latest Things!

Greg's celebrating the Lionesses win with a 'Double Diamond', doorbells are having their moment and Joe Lycett is in with Fact Controller.

After a very busy few days running all across the country, Greg is back in his lukewarm studio. There's a guessing game for Roisin and Alan the Robot Hoover is making predictions on the Lionesses game tonight so all things back to normal!

Let's be honest, it took longer than expected but Greg got it done! He found all the pieces scattered across the UK and finally put together Radio 1's Giant Jigsaw and won back his show!! Woohoo!

Scott and Chris continue their R1 Breakfast Show takeover as Greg attempts to find all the pieces of Radio 1's Giant Jigsaw!

Scott and Chris still rule the breakfast show roost as Greg tries desperately to collect the missing pieces of the Radio 1 Puzzle.

Our hero has been kicked out of The Radio 1 Breakfast Show and replaced by Scott Mills & Chris Stark. It’s up to you, the listeners to help him win it back.

Greg’s been getting your heat hacks in order to stay cool and as he starts to worry about what radio 1 has in store for him over the next few days, a mysterious list comes through.

Be careful out there – there are pigs in sun cream, Hungry Unicorns on the beach and people doing all sorts in the sea.

Harry steps up to wrap up another week on the quiz. There's a game of Wrong Uns with listener Niamh who's back for an update on her first ever date, and Alan's back with another Women's Euros prediction.

Niff Niff! Cockericko!! Did you know that noises are different depending on where you are in the world. Also, we get info on Radio 1’s Summer Games and an update on the mystery flight.

It seems the heat has made us all go a bit doolally, listener Ellie for instance, she waves at the TV...but is it just her? Plus, we find a very dramatic poem by a four year old and launch an investigation into a mysterious flight from Dublin Airport.

Greg tested your opera singing skills and now it’s time for yodelling - get out the reverb Roisin! Also, singing parrots and donkeys in Animal News and Shawn Moondez takes us to the edge of the universe.

Niamh went on her date (closely followed by her family), a controversial game of Top Of The Shops sees Greg storm off in a huff (or was it a minute and a huff?) and What time is it when a horse stands on your roof? (find out in Animal News). (ok, ok, enough of the brackets)

Listener Niamh is going on her first date so Greg attempts to give her some advice. Plus, an ex-Teletubbies star appears on the quiz and it turns out that Roisin can do opera...Laaaa

Chris Stark joins us as finger nails and candles cause confusion in Fact Controller, Ali Plumb has been hanging around with Chris Hemsworth and yay! Alan The Robot Hoover was correct, The Lionesses won.

Alan The Robot Hoover is out of retirement to predict tonight’s Lionesses football result, listener Josh’s family like a good old fish and chip supper during sad times and we hear your attempts to bury some bad news.

Romesh Ranganathan has a problem with unwanted guests, Gabby Logan is on but doesn’t know it and Munya Chawawa has gone totally conkers!

Listener Dean had an amazing experience at an Adele gig, Isabel had trouble getting it up twice in Double Disasters and a multinational team joined us for the quiz.

Animal news brings us Amy The Donkey Stealer, the quiz team battle out the final and Chris the food clapper is back for WronUns.

Listener Chris gives a standing ovation to his food and Ed Sheeran reveals some dark secrets involving "The Box" and farting on stage during his ballads.

Greg investigates Ed Sheeran’s stage entrance, Katie Thistleton is here for Top Of The Shops and British “Ball” Dogs appear in Animal News.

Greg goes through some of the rumours around Glastonbury, listener Natalie has a new game called Job In A Box, and Reece the Bus Boy is very excited about a new busway.

Greg says bye to producer Will who's on hosting duty for the podcast today!

Double disasters, Glastonbury moaners and a Julia Fox update!

Roisin has the best clip ever in animal news.

Greg recreates the Harry Styles gig and Danny Howard is in with the Fact Controller. An unexpected winner for the UK’s best theme park causes quite a stir. Listener Josh’s mouth singing goes to the next level, plus all the latest things from Aitch and Dame Kelly Holmes.

Update on the missing oyster catcher, WrongUn's and Greg says bye to Wendy Williams.

1Xtra’s Nadia Jae is here to play Top Of The Shops and we get news on a pizza-eating oyster catcher... Yes, you heard right!

Have you ever tried to connect with someone by the smallest of links? Do you use different bowls for sickness and snacks? Have you ever seen a bull waiting for a train? Have you ever sung a song into someone’s mouth? No?? What’s wrong with you?

Scott Mills joins us as a listener takes the pith! Another listener tracks down the "Huddersfield Wood" and a third (Covenger Josh) gets an amazing gift.

"Wonderful Maniac" Josh tells us of a strange singing technique he and his girlfriend have developed. Also, Greg has details of a TikTok / Netflix romance and pays tribute to the wonderful Hilary Devey.

George Ezra is here and his new song is scrutinised by listener Morgan. Also, show accountant Vicky is back for WrongUns and it’s the final of the quiz.

Roisin comes out with the most amazing fact ever in Fact Controller, there's cowboys chasing cows on the motorways in Animal News and the algorithms are loving Bus Boy Reece.

Tales of bush fires and stinky sinks in Double Disasters, we hear from Lucy who accidentally became the star of the Jubilee Pageant and a greedy Ostridge makes an appearance in Animal News.

Seems the BBC’s Jubilee presenters had their senses working overtime at the weekend, so Greg devised a new game for Roisin and Melvin. Also, Love Island’s Luca Bish - sells fish…of course. Does your name rhyme with your game?

After an amazing weekend of celebrations Greg brings you up to date with all the fun and mayhem of the Jubilee weekend. Also, Laura Whitmore Asks The Nation about festival romances and we finally find out what Gregg Wallace has been up to.

As the long Bank Holiday looms the shops are starting to fill with plenty of jubilee tat. Salad Queen anyone? Also, George Ezra apologises for a shocking revelation and Yungblud's been flying about on a buggy.

Did Gregg Wallace cause an earthquake? Does anyone have strange rituals involving watermelons? Where is Lesley Dolphin? All will be revealed.

Greg is back after an exhausting weekend of meeting all-star listeners, being rubbish with pyrotechnics, watching Harry Styles become a pilot and sending Sibby to the pigs.

It’s the finale of The Race to Big Weekend, but who will be the victor Stella or Sibby? Both are cheered along and Andrew Cotter provides the commentary.

The Race to Coventry continues but will be Stella or Sibby travelling in the fancy sports car? Also, it’s Covenger Josh’s turn on the quiz and Nick updates us on the weather

Covengers Stella and Sibby begin a race to either get a ticket for the festival or visit some pigs. Also, it’s Coventry Cathedral’s birthday so Greg has another bright idea, only to end up being up-staged by some seagulls.

Greg’s team of super listeners have arrived in Coventry and we go on a search for Sean Paul’s Nan, review Harry Style’s Bedtime Story and come up with a plan to get everyone into The Big Weekend.

Greg recruits new members for his big Coventry road trip, Radio 1’s Elliot Darby has received a strange text and Greg has bought enough toothpaste to buff up the side of an ocean liner.

Cockadoodledoo!! We revisit Greg’s Bedtime Story, Fact Controller becomes Fax Controller, Greg gets grumpy with our quiz contestant and Arielle is excited to meet Bus Boy Reece.

Greg’s in his kitchen, Barney’s in the kitchen, Arielle’s in the studio. Featuring Disclosure’s goats, Jade The Snake and a Beat The Bride quiz.

Adele Roberts is here for our very serious quiz and Greg confesses to an embarrassing situation at an awards ceremony. Plus, Scott Mills is getting excited for Eurovision and there's news of goat crimewave.

Doctor Strange himself is here and confesses to a love for Ariana Grande, we go behind the scenes of the Star.One/Ed Sheeran remix and could it be that Anton Du Beke appears on Jack Harlow’s new album?

Kirsty Grant is here asking if when a pilot lands, is to clap’em common? Also, Liverpool and Bournemouth fans are waking up with sore heads and look-out - ‘ol Mac is back, with some fox ‘n sox Animal News.

Ring roads and mischievous dogs create trouble in Double Disasters, the celebs line up to give their views on the Met Gala and Greg has a new brain-teaser for Roisin.

We get your examples of things, on other things, carrying more things, whilst already on top of things. Also, Greg and listener Ebony try to fool a Coventry newspaper and – if it’s any constellation - Katie Thistleton joined us for Fact Controller.

A Coventry special Unpopular Opinion, DOUBLE Badger news and Tom The Young Farmer being serious!! It’s enough to send producer Will head over heels.

Tan France is here and has a problem with birthday cards, Greg has a strange noise in his house and listener Beth has beef with some milk.

Players get snookered by a pigeon at the Crucible, Billy’s baffled by buttons in Is It Just Us and you’ll never believe who’s coming to Coventry.

Greg finally shakes the weight in an effort to release the royal pencil, a new radio beef starts between Greg, Zoe Ball and the 7th floor coffee bar and Asian Network’s Nikita is here for WrongUns.

A funny noise intro, some sweaty pants, a somersaulting donkey owner, a bus boy and a Lizzo style outro.

Ceilings and cars crash in Double Disasters, there’s been more food spilled on our streets and producer Will feels the nation’s backlash over the toothbrush scandal.

Listener Jay has a bunk bed dilemma to Ask The Nation, producer Will makes a shocking confession and someone’s been talking about Greg on Welsh TV.

Greg puts out an appeal for cheese throwers, Josh and Katie are on for a Tell Me Something Good Coventry Special and Danny Howard is here to kick start the early weekend.

Young people with old voices, sneezing news readers, flying lambs and thieving sea lions.

Disasters you’ve made at work that have caused everyone to re-train, a caller who wears boots in bed and a quizzer that cleans the toilet with vodka?? Welcome back to another All Day Breakfast.

The captors of The Royal Pencil have been in touch and Greg suspects Scott Mills has something to do with it. Also, we get more stories on disasters that have struck twice, Ainsley has missed a golden opportunity and Chico De Bing is ready for the quiz.

Greg finds an intriguing message on his desk, our cow rescuing fireman is back for WrongUns and The Stag team battle out the final of the quiz, before embarking on their night out in The Toon.

Tom The Young Farmer has a rival in the form of Tom The Young Trucker, so they battle it out to become King of the airwaves. Also, Ali Plumb reviews the film that everyone’s talking about, The VelociPastor and beef has arisen between Greg and Vick & Jordan.

A podcast featuring 1Xtra’s Remi Burgz, a fleeing flamingo, a cow in a swimming pool, a spit sucker and the boss of the world. Let’s go!

A highway full of biscuits, an April fools prank, the king and queen of Tell Me Something Good and a new doggy friendship. What’s not to like?

Camila is here with a social media dilemma and to chat about THE pencil. Also, did you sense something fishy going on last Monday? Well maybe Ant, Dec and Stephen Mulhern had something to do with it!

Harry Styles is here with a new song and fan Eda is very excited. Also, Radio 1 newcomer Seb Bailey plays WrongUns and more dodgy accents from the world of showbiz.

Actual Shawn Mendes was on the show (yes, he made it) so we pitch him against our resident moon expert for a moon-off. Also, strange things you carry around in your bag, we find the show’s official drummer and listener Rachel needs a “Bovine Manager”.

Greg goes on a search for a drummer, Chris Stark joins us for Top Of The Shops, and we look at infectious accents that celebs’ just can’t help picking up.

Nicola Coughlan and Simone Ashley from Bridgerton are here and one of them hates goat cheese! Also, Animal News is a Duck Special and did you know that everyone has a theme tune?

Joe Lycett calls live from Hollywood to give the lowdown on all he saw (or didn’t see) at the Oscars ceremony. Also, listener Max celebrates his 10 thousandth birthday and we have a special 10 Minute Takeover in tribute to Taylor Hawkins.

Are Lauren and Nigel, our lockdown lovers, still together? Will bride to be and Captain, Zoe win Yesterday’s Quiz? How will spuddy Scarlett do in WrongUns? All will be revealed in this podcast.

Barmy boozers, spilled pints, bruised waitresses and mutinous musicians - Here we go again!

We delve into the darkness of The Three Little Pigs in Fact Controller, Scarlett gives us an update on the sea of spuds and we review Clara’s Leaping Leopard biscuits on last night’s Bake off.

Yungblud brings a wee festival dilemma, we have special Hen Minute Takeover for all the hens in lockdown, a question in the quiz nearly gets out of hand, and a hundred thousand potatoes rain down on Scarlett’s street. Just another day at the office!

The final of the quiz brings some controversy, Radio 1’s new family member Matty Chiabi plays WrongUns and both Greg and James have big faces.

We get news of a strange landing from space, Danny Howard ties to sort the Chum from the Flora in Top Of The Shops, and Tom The Trucker’s had a “DOUBLE DISASTER!” (boom boom)

Big Weekend announcements, silly scratching games with pop stars, a boat-man called Bryn and fruity flavours with Fay. Here we go!

Inspired by Phil Vickery making a chip butty, we hear your stories of putting the least effort into your work.

As Greg announces some of this year's Big Weekend acts we get Coventry listener Josh on for a special game of Sit Down Stand Up. Also, a new superstar in the making, Simon takes the place of Gregg Wallace in our 5-minute warning.

Greg has been sent a fancy pecan pie but has no idea who from, fart taster Ashleen is back for WrongUns and Greg finds out that we’ve been singing Katy Perry wrong all this time.

Florence Welch is here for Everyone’s Rubbish and it turns out she can be rubbish too. Also, Scott Mills is here to reveal this year’s Eurovision entry and One Direction are being melted down... but what parts can we salvage?

Bus boy Reece is back, Mike brings us some Gregg Wallace Gold and You won’t believe what listener Ashleen’s family do when strange odours appear.

Alan Carr joins us for Fact Controller, Greg tries an experiment on dogs Dougie and Oscar and Charlie Hedges is here to play Tell Me Something Good...and she certainly does.

Are there more doors or more wheels in the world? Greg calls in an engineer to discuss this very important subject. Also, (as we are being very serious today) Greg and Roisin discuss racing tortoises and a man with a pigeon on his head.

Today Greg was canal-side in Burnley to greet Jordan at the end of his epic journey. But…

Animal News brings up the usual madness, Greg has left a hidden message on Jordan North’s boat and Ali Plumb is here to talk about Batm’n.

Listener Joseph gets out from the chest freezer (yes, you heard correct!) to play the quiz, Jordan North gets out of the boat to get in a quick game of Tell Me Something Good and Carol Kirkwood gets out of the weather room to give him the day’s forecast.

Quizzer Tom from the Canal & River Trust, puts some fear into Jordan North who plays a quick game of What’s My Age Again before continuing his rowing challenge.

Jordan North gets a rousing send off from his brother as he begins his epic Comic Relief challenge of rowing from London to his hometown of Burnley. He seemed very confident until Greg mentioned the word “Otters!”

Our team from Wigan hospital battle out the quiz, Ali Plumb has been speaking to Andrew Garfield and our favourite listener of the week, Erica, is back for WrongUns.

Listener, Alex and her family sing to puddings, there are beans in the park and our star newsreader gets interrupted during the news. Whatever next?

Jordan North is here, ahead of his Comic Relief challenge of rowing from London to Burnley. What could possibly go wrong? Well..lots, according to our listeners. Also, why is Dua Lipa being so bossy?

We get many a story of signs being erected because of something you have done. Also, Dean has a question of cinema etiquette that he needs to Ask The Nation and Bus-Boy Reece is set some challenges.

Greg finally gets to chat to Jerry from Big Jet TV, Melvin Odoom join us for some Fact Controller and another update on the “Train Jane” phenomenon.

Ali Plumb’s hiding from a storm, the Sweet Talkestra is getting brassy, Greg is rating cheese and bus buff Reece is back for WrongUns.

Greg's got a new game inspired by London's slowest bus. Vick Hope stops by to play Top Of The Shops. Oh, and there's some secret news revealed about the podcast… SHHH!

Greg embarks on a quest to find the voice of a storm, and Tell Me Something Good returns!

7 year old Elise shares her Valentines mix-up with Greg in an Everyone’s Rubbish special!

Greg catches up with viral sensation Train Jane, and Daisy drops by for an Is It Just Us?

Two NFL legends stop by ahead of Superbowl weekend, and Greg's got the owls out again...

Probably the BIGGEST movie star on the planet Tom Holland is here to play probably the smallest game. Also, we have Imogen on for the quiz, Tom Holland, Rosie the estate agent and Tom Holland. BTW - Did we mention that Tom Holland is on?

The Brits gets reviewed by the people that weren’t there, the nation’s musicians unite for The Sweet Talkestra and Greg has real trouble explaining the show to some school kids.

Creator and star of Starstruck is here for weird facts that you really should have known before and Small Things – BIG Trouble! Times when you were told off at work for something very petty.

More mahem that Greg's dad could only describe as "Loopy". Includes: graduation blushes in Everyone's Rubbish, mischeivous pranks on Rob's friend Bambi and some extra fast fiddling from Roberts for the Sweet Talkestra.

The violin part of Years & Years song gets slammed by Alexandra then all sorts of instruments join in. Also, udder squeezing Spanner is back, The Hockey Huns battle out the final of the quiz and Sam Fender soundalike Ryan plays WrongUns.

Greg goes on a search for someone who can impersonate Sam Fender and gets an avalanche of celeb impressions. Plus, Matt Edmondson joins us for Top Of The Shops and we have a special announcement about Tom Holland.

Overweight armadillos and shifty seagulls crop up in Animal News, Emma has a dilemma to Ask The Nation and Greg may have found a fast fiddler.

Greg tries to find a fast fiddler, a listener fights in slo-mo and a Russian man duets with a raven.

Listener Morgan is back for a game of Tell Me Something Good and reveals an odd fact about her feet. But, it seems like she’s not the only one. Also, new week new quiz team and Samuel L Jackson has been spotted eating fish and chips.

George Ezra plays some games, The Barnet Boys battle out the final of the quiz and Vicky Hawkesworth give Greg a rasping challenge.

Chris Stark joins us for Fact Controller which leads to a Sue Perb hunt for a Jack Pot. Plus, Sophie updates us on the search for Samuel L Jackson and things you should never put hand sanitiser on.

Adele Roberts joins us for Top Of The Shops to find out if listener Fraser buys lots of trampolines for ants and an update on the annual Dorset Knob-throwing contest.

To celebrate Burns Night Arielle Free and Burns (the producer – not the poet obvs) deliver a poetical mix. Plus, a butternut squash causes all sorts of problems in Everyone’s Rubbish and listener Emma continues the hunt for Samuel L Jackson in Halifax.

A BIG movie star is in town! Time to start an investigation. Also, listener James and his dad have a strange holiday habit but "Is it just them"? and a robot vacuum cleaner has tried to make a break for it.