Radio 1's All Day Breakfast with Greg James

Alice has some exciting news, Lowri has a Wally the Walrus update and Shannon the “Fair” singer plays WrongUns .

Talking Pigeons, singing dogs and dads dressed as Daleks – the craziness continues…

Shannon sings (quite wonderfully) a song to her kids but is it a real song? Greg investigates. Also, a football insider has news on the little “ball car” and pant boilers from around the nation hold their hands up.

Greg gets some real French people to translate some tongue twisters, we catch up on the whereabouts of The Royal Pencil and want to know who Mr. Whitford Striction is? Fact Controller reveals all.

BBC Sport's Julliette Ferrington offers an apology for the BBC's failiure to CONTROL THE SUN during England's opening Euro's game, Alan The Robot Hoover is back and listener Leanne has an Instagram dilemmea to Ask The Nation.

As the Euro's kick off, Greg doesn't want to get bogged down with predictions, performace and punditry. There are more important things, like cats on the pitch and flies up people's nostrils!

President Biden’s in town, so we get some suggestions from our Cornish listeners about how best to entertain him. Also, Alex Scott joins us for some footy chat and a quick game of Mascot For What? and listener Leanne has an ingenious way of getting a date.

Tales of mums popping up in unexpected places, Steve Holden having trouble with his Balearics and Indiana Jones being spotted in North Shields. What!!

Inspired by the Italian footballer Kevin Lasagna, Greg builds a British “foodball” team. Also, Grimmy joins us for some shocking Everyone’s Rubbish Stories and we hear some great news from our resident Fruit Fly expert.

Greg does a Trump based experiment, BBC Lincs sends a suspicious sounding clip and You won’t believe what listener Matt does whilst on the toilet in Unpopular Opinion.

Calvin Harris answers your gardening queries and Jax Jones plays Wrong Uns.

Tomato motorways, Ask The Nation and All The Latest Sings.

Grimmy's dodgy wifi and Katie Thistleton plays Top of the Shops.

A well-endowed walrus and does your family do the chin-lock?

Scott Mills takes on the quiz, a walrus isn't spotted and all the latest thiiiiiings!

A very busy Gold Award (ahem) winning show including: An update on Wally the Walrus, some Everyone’s Rubbish blunders and another from poor Ali Plumb whilst talking to Emma Thompson.

The "Dorset Tones" of Yasmin Evans join us for Fact Controller, Lowri updates us on Wally The Walrus' U.K Tour and Ainslee's been spotted - in the wild!

Storm, Maple, Kip, Asher are… The Corona sniffers! Also, Olivia Rodrigo comes under fire in Unpopular Opinion and Arielle Free plays the Quiz AND gets her vaccine.

Olivia’s got a lucky cauliflower, there’s a Walrus hanging about in Wales, Roisin is back on the news, Calvin Harris has made a special announcement, Grimmy’s on the quiz and YA YA DING DONG! Katie reviews The Eurovision Song Contest.

Greg’s been vaccinated! And Chris from Plymouth has a suggestion for a new vaccination song. Plus, Katy has over 400 legs and plays Wronguns and The Winner Takes It All for one of our team of drag queens in the final of the quiz.finish the week and Rougie scores 14 to win the week!

Charlie Asked The Nation about inappropriate kisses, Sian’s mum fell through a stranger’s window during Songs Of Praise and Ian made a special announcement at Yeovil Town FC.

Unpopular Opinion returns with a shocker from Scotland, listeners Liv and Jemima teach Greg some dance moves and Sara Cox's new BBC Two Show inspires a new game.

The Rag N Bone M’n saga takes a strange twist, listener Luke plays Wronguns and says that Greg is in his top three favourite people (poor Luke) and it’s the final of Yesterday’s Quiz.

Following a video of a great cricket shot that went though a window Greg asks for your disaster stories. Plus, How would an elephant wear a facemask?

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.