Coming up on Digit, what is this story that's just flushed up on our screen in front of us? Squirrels at vape? What? Surely not. This is what you're doing. Look, squirrels are now vaping people. My God, what's happening? You can be the god puppy mummy. Pup mummy. Pup mummy. Because I can't have one, so we can just be pup mummy from here. No, hang on, that sounds weird.

If ever I'm feeling a bit fragile if everything's getting on top of me

and I listen to some sad songs, it just destroys me and I just need to hear songs with joy in.

The clear plastic speculum was left lying on the kitchen table

and was then claimed by my youngest son.

It became his favourite toy. Oh, what? All of that,

right after this.

Digit is sponsored by Alzheimer's Society. Joe, I had no idea that every three minutes in the UK, someone develops

dementia, every three minutes, that's someone's parent, partner, best friend. I know it's such a

shocking statistic. And when you actually stop and think about it, it means that so many of us

have been touched by dementia in some way or will be. And it doesn't just affect the person living with a condition.

It can turn a whole family's life upside down.

Yeah, absolutely. There's the confusion, the changes in behaviour,

and of course, wanting to understand what's happening.

It could be so frightening.

And often people feel like they have to face it alone.

That's why it's so important

that charities like Alzheimer's society exist. They're the UK's leading dementia charity and the

only one tackling every part of it. Not only do they give vital support to people living with

dementia and their loved ones, they also fund groundbreaking research and campaign to make dementia the priority

it absolutely should be, because dementia isn't just a normal part of aging. It's caused by

diseases, which means we can do something about it. To find out more about dementia, get support

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