Radio 1's All Day Breakfast with Greg James

All the fun from The Brits with Arielle Free (eventually) and you’ll never guess who turned them down. Also, Charli Hedges is here for Top Of The Shops and have you ever heard of King Arthur and the knights of the Rectangular Table? No? Quizzer Mitchell has.

Ahead of The Brits tonight Greg sets Jack Whitehall a challenge, Chris from Suffolk has a weird New Year tradition in his family and more stories of cupboards or even whole rooms that you never knew existed in your house.

A strange text starts a frenzy of alternative animal names. Nathan and Lauren return to compete in What’s My Age Again to decide on who gets to decorate their bedroom and Haim try prawn cocktail crisps for the first time.

Chris and Jonny from Coldplay are here and even treat us to their rendition of the Unpopular Opinion theme tune. Also, it’s the final of the Quiz and listener Chloe tries her hand at WrongUns.

Listener Corrinne’s family have a very strange tradition, but is it just them? Also, our favourite pundit, Derek Thompson is back with another faux pas and Greg has an announcement that’s BIG and about a WEEKEND!

Does eating a dry stock cube improve your stamina? Greg puts listener Anna to the test. Also, Emma accidently revealed one of her “hiddens” in Everybody’s Rubbish and Greg missed a massive opportunity involving Chris Martin of Coldplay.

Rob, the Coronation Street fart spotter gets a surprise, Tom The Young Farmer has stepped up his game and Bronwen has made us a special jingle.

Welsh wonder Bronwen Lewis is here to play WrongUns, Shear Chaos are back for the final of the quiz and can Jordan North nail the Missy Elliott reverse?

1Xtra’s Yasser joins Greg and Roisin for Fact Controller and all have a go at “Missy Elliotting” Also, a professional “sniffer” turns up in Shoesbeat and we ride Shotgun in Welsh.

The saga of Colin the Caterpillar continues plus we hear why Clara Amfo's always late.

Colin The Caterpillar is being battered and fried. Nathan and Lauren begin The Battle of the Stone Sausage Dog and Shear Chaos return for the quiz.

Rose Matafeo is here to help with Phil’s Ask The Nation dilemma, a bunch of Alpaca shearers join us for the quiz and it’s Ava’s birthday, Happy Birthday Ava!

Our quiz team of cricketers are back and we get in a quick game of taller or Smaller with them, our resident space expert Shawn Moondez is back and listener Sasha is here to play WrongUns.

Listener Chloe has a mysterious family member living in the cupboard. It seems she’s not the only one.

Lil Naz X gives out some wise advice to our listeners and a few pole dancing tips to Clara. Also, was the Euro Super League actually a failed Apprentice task set by Lord Sugar?

Annie Mac is here to make a big announcement, Grimmy plays Top Of The Shops and a warning to many a celeb – Radio 1 IS watching you!

Activist Greta tells us of the time she met Sir David Attenborough and listener Dan forgot "How To Pub" and ended up looking like a multi-coloured Teletubby.

Jordan North is here to chat about a member of a member of parliament, plus The Roofing Gang Gang are back for the final quiz of the week and listener Izzy play’s Wronguns.

Shania Twain has been in touch (yes you heard right) Shania Twain! Also, listener Lucy needs to weed down her friends from 7 to 6 with a quiz involving celebs with animal names and more tales of you finding it hard to adjust to normal post lockdown life

Greg finally gets to speak to Horatio and he is really called Lloyd. Listener Aaron has a mask up/mask down dilemma in Ask The Nation and giant rabbits invade Animal News.

Evidence is coming in that many of us have forgotten how to have a conversation, Charli Hedges gave her co-hosts a spectacular Easter present in Everyone’s Rubbish and we get more info on the Horatio saga.

Ever walk by a Badger Set and hear Harry Potter music? Maybe listener James can explain. Also, Greg is woken every morning by Great Tits, Ali Plumb is here to talk BAFTAs and we catch up with Maddie and Imogen on the Horatio saga.

Greg's joined by Olly Alexander (Years & Years) and we hear a pub alphabet.

The saga of horatio continues plus Greg got into a very wet situation over the weekend.

Weird things in fridges and Chris Stark's gammon foot.