Radio 1's All Day Breakfast with Greg James

Listener Hannah has a certain rule when walking her dog, but is it just her? Plus, Liz from Battersea Dogs and Cats Home has some news about Tikka Meowsala and Greg tests one of the year round shorts wearers.

Teddy along with Jessie the guitar wiz write a song for listener Hannah, Sian Eleri joins us to read the comments on the Jonathan Bailey video and someone has made Greg angry - VERY angry indeed!

Greg dons the spray bottle as Jonathan Bailey hears some Unpopular Opinions, plum girl Tabitha, is back for Wrong’Uns and Hot Water Bottle Girl Freya, has a problem with Americans.

We bring news of a trouser disaster on a building site, Americans are given instructions on having a bath and a Radio 1 Legend joins us for Thurswaaayy!.

Jack Saunders brings in his tool and Greg runs his hot sausages through it, we get a trouser splitting Yesterday’s Quiz and listeners pledge their allegiance to Winter shorts wearers.

Sam Fender chooses a classic for The 10 Minute Takeover. wobbly parrots and pitch invading dogs appear in Animal News and can you be too attractive to be a doctor or vet? Danni Diston is here to discuss.

Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson serenades passers by, outside the BBC and listener Elaine is furious about Dean “The Snake” McCullough’s betrayal of King Melvin in the jungle.

Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson has been singing carols outside the BBC building (yes, really!!) and Nadia Jae judges traffic lights and crackers in Sexy Or No Sexy.

I’m A Celeb is returning and we finally find out where Melvin is. Also, Ali Plumb quizzez Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, producer Amy has a birthday themed Ask The Nation and Susanna falls in love with a baby Rhino.

Jade is here for a great game of Sit Down Stand Up! Greg has ideas to make Look-a-like competitions more fun and we go in search of a missing Melvin Odoom

While Greg is out the room nattering, producers Amy and Susanna take over the podcast ship and bring you the final of the quiz, Charlie Hedges bringing some Festive Feeling and Radio newcomer Lauren Redfern playing Wrong’Uns.

Things get very unsavoury as we delve into more Sibling Things. Plus, Hoof Master Johnny plays Greg’s apology to Haggis the Hippo and we hear a very squelchy “What Is That?”

Greg is in trouble over Haggis the Hippo, is a local celeb for drain work and is handy in a cockpit (supposedly).

Amelia of the Spice Goals plays with the team's keys, Calum gets some special U.S jingles and the anti-teabag poster takes shape.

Selena and Zoe hear some of your Unpopular Opinions, Dermot O’Leary joins Greg’s clean kitchen campaign and Olivia Rodrigo sparks a red flag/green flag debate.

We go behind the scenes of yesterday’s Halloween special! Uncover who voiced the spine-chilling child Voice-Over, hear the breakfast team’s complaints and compensation form directed at Zoe Ball, and catch all the highlights from the Quiz final!

It’s all the juicy bits from Radio 1’s Brought To Tears – a full day of Halloween nonsense with Greg James, Matt Edmondson & the Radio 1 DJs. Who will survive Matt’s devilish games & challenges across the day? And who will end up having to drink from the stinky Halloween cauldron that er, everyone’s poured something into?! Listen & find out!

The mystery is finally revealed – find out who was really behind the mask!

Greg adjusts to his new name. We dive into SIB Things and Greg and Susanna also debate which one of them is most likely to marry Maggie Rogers.

Perrie joins Greg for a game of What's My Age Again. Plus guilt towards inanimate objects and a musical discovery from 200 years ago.

A very important update on whether there are squirrels in Orkney. Plus Halloween, Fact Controller and Greg's starting beef with Jeremy Vine.

Producer Tom has a great game (exclusively for the podcast) which descends into chaos with the Orkney Tourist Board. Plus, all the usual Friday favourites like the quiz final, Wrong’Uns and Ask The Nation.

Greg helps us all get through the devastating news of the loss of Liam Payne in the best way he can, by remembering the good times he appeared on Radio 1 and having a little fun along the way.

Cecil is back with the follow up to her 1848 banger All Things Bright and Beautiful. Plus, de-socking and spinning eyeballs are among more of your evil Sibling Things.

Songs that you sang and danced too as a kid (but really shouldn't have), a Spaniel with a Charlie Puth problem and a New Music Show presenter with a Greg James problem!