M&S reckon brains are quite important, so they took some advice from the British Nutrition Foundation and made their new brain food range, which makes it easier to get vitamins and minerals our noggins need.

So if you're a person with a brain, you might want to give their new brain ball a try.

It's made of delicious dates and berries, filled with almond butter and packed with nutrients

like iron and zinc, which help to keep your brain running smoothly. This is not just food.

This is M&S brain food.

This is a Global Player Original podcast. I think Daniel's death made me question everything.

I had more ambition for myself, I think, because it made me realize how fragile life is and what a gift it is.

Welcome to Big Fish with me, Spencer Matthews.

Each week, I speak to inspirational people about what it takes to become the best at what they do.

Gabby Logan is one of the most notable sports broadcasters in the UK, having presented the World Cup, Champions League and the Olympics.

But before deciding to turn her hand to broadcasting,

Gabby was an international gymnast, something that she apparently got into accidentally.

Gabby is one of those people with immense talent and resilience, and her drive to succeed is utterly

inspiring. Gabby and I also found common ground having both lost a brother at a young age,

and I was particularly impressed by

her ability to turn his death into strength and a desire to do more with her own life.

Gabby, thanks so much for joining me. Thank you for having me. You're one of the country's most

famous sports presenters, but before that you were an athlete.

Can you tell me a bit about your childhood? So my dad was a professional footballer and that meant

that we moved around a lot because footballers get sold and bought and you might be at school

one day, go home and he'd signed for somebody else and that

meant that he was moving on and we'd probably move a few months later so I got to live in different

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