Chris Evans here. Thank you so much for downloading this week's podcast, The Best of the Breakfast

Show on Virgin Radio with Sky. Coming up, Scottish Acting Powerhouse, Kevin Guthrie, chats his brand

new football show on Netflix, The English Game. Rachel Johnson's sister of Boris, which is the title

of Chapter 2 of her new book, journalist and sister to RPM talking about that new book, Rakes Progress.

And Paul Heaton tells us about his brand new album, Manchester Calling.

Plus, Dr Michael Mosley on Sleep and Times Science Editor Tom Whipple.

All of that coming up.

Dapper Dave, who's first, though?

It was once illegal to earn money playing football.

Try explaining that one to Sergio Aguero.

The new six-part miniseries the English game drops on Netflix on Friday. And on the phone now to tell all and

wallop and interview screamer top bins is the wonderful Kevin Guthrie. Can we tell Dapadavs working

from home? I think we can't, can't we? Good morning, Kevin. Good morning, Chris. How are you? I'm very well. How are you? Thanks so much for being here.

What's going on in your world this morning?

Yeah, at the moment, I'm sort of just pacing around my hotel room,

trying to kind of quarantine myself, keep things as clean as possible.

And whereabouts are you in the world?

I am in central London at present.

It's so funny, isn't it? Because you can come here, but you can't come here because it's not essential, so that's

the way it is.

When will you eventually be getting back closer to people that you like and love?

Hopefully, at some point later on this afternoon, hopefully.

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