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Join Kaye Adams, Myleene Klass, Oti Mabuse and Kelle Bryan as they discuss today's issues.

Comedy legend and bestselling author Bob Mortimer is on the sofa.

Jason Donovan celebrates over 35 years in music as he prepares to head out on the road again.

Marty tries to enjoy his birthday, while love knocks on Logan's door. (TVNZ aired 05/11/25)

Gordon is questioned at the police station and has to think fast to explain his presence at the bottling plant. Chrissy confronts Katie about the money she has been taking.

Annabelle reassures Louise that she and Paul still want to foster her and that she won't forget her while visiting Lucy in France. Gordon's idea lands him in police custody. Sammy finally goes to see Owen, but only after getting herself drunk.

Billy finds that all the doors of his car have been removed. Growler and Bumper take matters into their own hands to try to help Katie and blame Sammy when things go wrong.

Jimmy adopts a few strong-arm tactics to prove that Billy is being too soft on Mr Trevor. Michael doesn't like the idea of freebies for favours.

Paul decides to go to the Lake District for a few days. Sheila wants to get a part-time job at the pub, but Billy isn't keen. Judith is scared she will lose her job, and Katie is seen giving in to temptation.

Will sneaks onto the Street without alerting his family, Cassie turns the tables on Tracy, and a scheming Carl decides that Debbie needs a holiday.

Chas is suspicious, Kev writes vows, and Kerry is developing feelings.

The Chancellor lays the ground for tax rises. What could that mean Holyrood's funding?