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Hugh Dennis, Andy Parsons and Chris Addison are joined by Milton Jones, Katherine Ryan and Josh Widdicombe to propose some unlikely things to hear at a party conference.

Hugh Dennis, Andy Parsons and Chris Addison are joined by Milton Jones, Katherine Ryan and Josh Widdicombe to suggest some lines you wouldn't hear in a bond movie.

Russell looks at how a two-year-old in Wales accidentally drank whisky.

Arnold Schwarzenegger chats about his famous catchphrashes from his movies.

Graham chats with the guests about their workout routines & Arnold Schwarzenegger's days of bodybuilding.

Russell looks at a man who has something *VERY* dear to him stolen.

Graham chats with Robbie Williams about his new daughter Theodora and meeting Gwyneth Paltrow.

Graham chats with Darcey Bussell about her fans.

Robbie Williams performs his new single "Candy" with the help of the studio audience.

Elaine Price is confident that her t-shirts will sell like hot cakes during the Olympics. She might be right.

Elaine Price is confident that her t-shirts will sell like hot cakes during the Olympics. She might be right.

Russell finds out what happens after you flush.

Jack Whitehall jokes with Michael Buble about being so excited about being on the sofa with him & how he enjoys a "Buble Bath".

Graham gets Michael Buble to sing a text message on an audience members mobile phone.

Graham chats with Helena Bonham Carter about things her fans send her and shows a letter listing "25 things Helena Bonham Carter has taught me".

Joan Rivers jokes about how hard it is for women to age & attending the porn awards.

Jake Gyllenhaal chats to Graham about his beard and how he takes care of it - Joan's not a fan.

Graham chats with members of the audience about what annoys them & the guests chip in.

Pink performs her current single 'Try' in the Radio 1 Live Lounge for Fearne.

Lisa Riley is back on the dance floor with a new theatre show 'Strictly Confidential' that goes behind the scenes of the hit TV show.

Actor, Dominic Cooper plays the complex artist, Alfred Munnings in ‘Summer in February’ and at the centre of a complex love triangle set on the Cornish coast before the outbreak of World War One.

He's not quite Stephen Fry.

Penny pinching at the cashpoint.

This ref's a stickler for the rules.