Hello, there is Emma B here on the Chris Evans Breakfast Show with the National Lottery. I've had a lovely week speaking to some amazing guests while Chris and the class behind the glass take a well-earned half-term break. So on Monday, we spoke to Kendall Turner from Bloom in Sheffield, telling us how the National Lottery helped her community garden is a beautiful garden, an amazing space.

This flower garden that has supported many women through their mental health struggles,

finding community and connections.

She's just an astonishing person and that was an absolute pleasure.

On Wednesday, the legend, Sir Mark Cavendish, joined me in the studio to talk about his latest book, Believe.

The comeback king doesn't even go close.

What that man went through to come back to be able to leave the sport that he loved the way he wanted to, was extraordinary.

He was an absolute joy.

He really was a total inspiration.

And then Instagram's favourite hiker Zoe Tirani spoke to me about

her new book, A Walkers Guide, and we've walked many of her walks that sometimes end up with

having a skinny dip wherever she ends up. Outrageous. And Sice from the Brubradley spoke to us

live from Paris about their upcoming ninth album.

I think the last time I saw him was in a pub in Primrose Hill in the 90s.

It's been a very long time.

We've got a treat now.

So you may have seen Claudia Winkleman has been travelling up and down the UK with players of the National Lottery.

She has been taking time to visit the good causes that they support and basically

trying to demonstrate the impact of what happens when you play the National Lottery.

And Claudia's journey started at Bloom-Sheffield, which is a community flower garden

for all women and non-binary people. And on the line, we have Kendall from Bloom in

Sheffield. Morning, Kendall. Hi, Emma. Oh, look at you. You're so smiling and gorgeous. It's

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