Sun cream on, hit the park, ice cream time.

Sorry, I don't have enough for an ice cream today.

Bit of relaxing.

Run to my shift.

Dinner time.

Stop at the food bank.

Watch some telly.

Read through the bills.

Off to bed.

There are two sides to every summer.

Together, we can support families living in poverty with the little things that make a big difference this summer.

Search Bernardo's to find out how.

Bonados.

Changing childhoods.

Changing lives.

This is a download from LBC.

Steve Allen's Little Bit Extra.

Morning, I very welcome along to your free podcast for Friday the 27th of January. Freezing cold. I don't need to tell you this every day. I might as well just sort of have a little tape loop of me just going, it's cold, it's cold, it's cold, it's winter. You know, and yesterday we saw a few snowflowers, as I mentioned on the program, and I thought, it's going to snow. I'm going to wake up this morning and knee deep in white stuff. And I'm not referring to the NTAs the other night. I'm just referring to the fact that snow might be falling and I've got to do a long drive today to go and drop some stuff off. So I'm hoping it doesn't snow. There's no forecast for it, but you never know.

They don't get it right all the time. Talking of the NTAs, which we were, and all very interesting. So this morning one, Holly Willoughby hung over, as I predicted. She then went, as Philip Schofield, down to glass of wine on television in the morning. You know, he's got a problem, do you? I hope to God it's not a problem, Philip.

I mean, if you're drinking wine, you know, under the auspices of this is what we were doing last night, but you're drinking in the morning. Even I can't, I mean, I couldn't drink, Prosecco. First thing, there has to be a time when you start drinking alcohol, and I don't think a morning program is it. but anyway, well done too this morning.

And all the team there.

Carol Vorderman looks a bit worn out she rises early for a tv slot they all looked exhausted

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