Say It With Flowers!

Radio 1's All Day Breakfast with Greg James

BBC

Society & Culture

4.8 • 1.5K Ratings

🗓️ 3 July 2024

⏱️ 34 minutes

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Summary

The cynical side of Greg thinks men carrying flowers in the street must have done something wrong and bees, sheep and wedding rings are just a few of the things Fact Controller Roisin puts us straight on.

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0:00.0	Stay on top of everything from Euro 2024 with the Football Daily Podcast.
0:06.0	He's been on the pitch for 10 seconds.
0:08.0	Thank you very much.
0:09.0	Get the latest news, insight and analysis from Germany every day.
0:13.0	We've witnessed a bit of history today.
0:14.5	What is the mood like inside the squad?
0:16.5	Your daily roundup of all the Euros action
0:18.8	with Mark Chapman, Steve Crossman, and me Kelly Cates.
0:21.6	That would be very difficult for the defending champions.
0:24.7	The Football Daily Podcast,
0:26.2	Everything Football, Every Day.
0:28.0	Listen on BBC Sounds.
0:30.3	BBC Radio 1.'s All Day Breakfast
0:36.0	With Greg James.
0:37.0	Hello and welcome to Wednesday's Radio One All Day Breakfast
0:40.0	Podcast, the best bits of today's show in one handy little audio thing that you can just
0:46.0	play and stop and you know fast forward and rewind if you loved it to your heart's
0:51.2	content. Today we had a great quiz, we got you up to date with
0:55.1	all the latest things, we had Roshi and Hastie back as the Fact Controller. We talked about
0:58.7	men walking around suspiciously with flowers and ice creams. Let's go straight into the
1:03.9	fact controller and Roshy and Hastie.
1:05.7	Roshy Nasty! Good morning Greg! Last time we did the fact controller it was
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