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BBC Radio 1 Radio 1's All Day Breakfast with Greg James Hello and welcome to Monday's Radio 1 All Day Breakfast podcast. This is Greg James with the best bits of this morning's show. It was chilly out this morning but it wasn't supposed to be. Good morning! Monday! Yuck, Monday. God, no thanks. However, I've just the remedy.

Lots of good songs, some fun stuff, and the actual Doctor. Shruti Gatwa, the Doctor from Doctor Who is on, plus his new companion, Varada Sethu. Attention, nerds.

Alert the Hooniverse. The Doctor's on the breakfast show this morning. Hi, Pete Allison. Good morning. You OK? Yeah, I'm fine. I just wasn't expecting you to stick the boot in. Look, I was just saying facts. They're just facts. It made me laugh out loud when you heard that. It was so mean. Can you repeat the facts that you just said at the end of the sport just then? So Southampton, who were officially relegated yesterday, they need two more points to avoid being the worst Premier League team ever.

It just feels unnecessarily harsh. But it's also, you know, you deal in facts, you deal in truths, and it is correct. They've got seven games to try and beat that sort of worst record. I feel like they will. I believe in them. I believe in the South Coast.

So anyway, good morning to you, Pete. Nice to have you on. And oh, actually, while you're there, not that I'm having a go at you here, but I just want to question. I've got a question. No, I've got a question about weather apps, right? OK. The feels like temperature. Yes. I feel like that's the temperature.

Yes, you're right. It says 17 degrees today. Feels like nine. What is it taking into... Is it sort of wind factor? What is it? But that's the temperature. Yeah. Feels like is the temperature... Is that not... Am I mad? No, no, no. I see your point. I do. Could you have a word with the weather centre? I can do.

Welcome to Monday's Radio 1 Breakfast Show. In fact, look at this guy. PB, the fruit and veg man in Fort William in the Highlands. He says, just to let you know, it's zero degrees here. Actual freezing. Radio 1's all-day breakfast. Jonah the teacher says, Greg, I've bought myself some new shorts to wear this week for the Easter holidays and I've woken up in Cheltenham to it being quite literally two degrees. Yeah, it's ten degrees. Feels like two. Say two then. OK, then.

Because I'm not sitting here logging it on a chart. I don't need to know. I'm not a meteorologist. I don't need to know. Oh, that's good. That's Tuesday. That's 20. Feels like 10. That's good. Let's put that down in the old spreadsheet. No. Tell me if I'm wearing a jumper. That's all we need. Theo is 7. Isaac is 3. Albie is 9. Freddie is 7. Kitty is 9. Clara is 7. They're all travelling to Gatwick Airport to go to Florida.

I hope to God there's an adult there. Otherwise they're all on the run. If you see a load of children running through customs in Gatwick, that's that lot. Have an amazing time in Florida, kids. Laura's in Manchester and says, my cat Ernie absolutely hates the feels-like temperature on the weather app. He shouted at me in disgust because the cold breeze just blew through the whole house through the back door. Evie's 18 today and has to go to school, which I think is incredibly harsh and I think you should probably just take a day off.

Yeah, Evie says that every other score was broken up already. Yeah, what are you doing? Lucy's... But anyway, happy birthday. Lucy's in Cambridge and says the world's definitely broken. Please can we do a quick reboot? Sun burnt yesterday. This morning I'm sat in the car waiting for it to defrost. Yeah, we need to do a reset. Should we do a... Should we just try a little factory reset quickly? Okay, let me...

Tom, can you hold down that button there? Amy, you hold that button there and let me see if I can redo one sec. Let's see if we can properly do it. Hang on. We'll do a quick reset. We're back. That might be okay. I think it worked. That was a proper hard reset. Yeah. All right. Good.

Well, let me know if that's worked, if it's made things a little bit warmer where you are, and hopefully that's done the trick. Yeah, it seemed to do the trick. Oh, apart from Laura in High Wycombe, who says, no, no, no, the reset has now made it snow. Laura, I'm sorry. I tried. Sometimes you've got to turn it off at the wall and turn it on again. And later on, we'll get an update from an actual weatherman.

But first, let's get into The Breakfast Show podcast with the doctor, Shuti Gatwa, and his new companion, Varada Sethu. Radio One's All Day Breakfast. With Greg James. Shuti Gatwa, welcome back to The Radio One Breakfast Show. Hello, thank you very much for having me back. And Varada Sethu, welcome to The Radio One Breakfast Show. Hello. How are you? Good. Good? Good. There was a pause there. Yeah. There was a pause. We've got to think about these questions. Yeah.

Yeah, I'm thinking twice about every single question that I'm asked. Well, this is interesting because actually when you're preparing an interview for the cast of Doctor Who, you also have to think a couple of times about each question because you don't want to give anything away. And you don't want to probe too much, do you? That's the thing. So I guess you've been living with that, Varada, for a few years now where you've been welcomed into the universe. Yeah. But with that comes great peril because you know things. Yes. Yes.

and I cannot share any of those things. But it's also kind of handy because we filmed it last year. I've also actually just forgotten everything. Fine. That's useful, actually. It's sort of like when I finish a breakfast show,

And someone... We talked about something that happened the week before. I can't remember any of it. It's probably living in the moment, right? Right. That was a different Greg. That was last week's Greg. This is a new Greg for this week. Yeah. And it's very exciting to be opposite both of you because you're the newest companion. Baradar, that's a cool thing. Mm-hmm.

Welcome to the TARDIS. Yeah. So you're going to be in the TARDIS season two. You're going to be hanging out with Shooty as the Doctor. You've done all the filming. It's all done. You can just sit back, relax and enjoy it now. Enjoy all the... See what the fans think of it. They're going to love it. You make it sound so much easier than it is. I did, I did, I did.

You don't want to overthink these things. That sounds delightful. Yeah, that sounds lovely. I get to sit back and relax. No, I'm super, super excited for it to come out. But it is really, really unnerving because, you know, you don't want to let anyone down. And you kind of, you know, I hope people will love it as much as...

We love it. They will. People are going to love it. And Shruti, we last spoke to you in 2023. I think just as you're about to be the Doctor. How do you feel a couple of years on? So excited to be back. I keep getting asked questions like, how does it feel to be the veteran on set now? Introducing me. That's

Feels wild. I would never ask you that. You're not the veteran. I'm not the veteran. It still feels new. It still feels so new and also so huge as well. There's so, like...

You're still climbing this huge mountain of the legacy that is Doctor Who. You as the Doctor is very fun to watch. I actually watched, last night I watched the Boom episode because that's when you first appear, isn't it? So you appear as Mundy Flynn. Yes. So this might be one of the secrets that you might have to shut my mouth

about but Mundy Flynn is connected in some way to you as the companion so what that's but you didn't know about you being the companion when you were playing Mundy Flynn no I had absolutely no idea I came on and did one episode and thought it was going to be uh like an in and out thing so when I got the call to say you know do you want to go into me about being the companion I'd

Just didn't, yeah, it was unbelievable. That's so nice. You obviously got a good appraisal from the doctor. Yeah. Well, I hope so. Terrible reference. Really, really bad. They didn't ask him. That's why I got it. Shooting.

Greg's got his own sonic screwdriver. Is this yours? It's actually not mine. It's Billy who works on The Breakfast Show. Hi, Billy. He's over there. Billy, you've kept this in such good condition. Oh, it makes a noise. It makes noises, yeah, yeah. Hold on. Your real one doesn't do this. No. Does it not? None of the ones I've worked with on set do this. Nor the one that they gifted me. What?

Yeah, so you can also, if you press... Why do you have a better sonic screwdriver than mine? Where? Also, where from? Billy, come in, come in, come in, come in, come in.

I'm about to ask Billy for a question. Come over here, Billy. Billy is a huge Doctor Who fan and brought that in today because he knew that you were on The Breakfast Show. So, Billy, have you got a special supply of Sonic Screwdrivers? No, I've just bought it online for the toy manufacturer. You know, it's not a toy, it's a collectible item. Wow! It absolutely is. So, Shooty, is that better than your actual one? This is better than my actual one and it's better than the ones that we have on set. We have a pair.

If the one on set doesn't make a sound, that's like an added effect afterwards. And it doesn't light up. It does not light up. And it's not as glossy as this, is it? No. Billy, why don't you go and show Shooty how to use it properly? Because, Shooty, you're butchering this, mate. Sorry. You don't know what you're doing. Show Doctor Who. Come on. Show all the bits. There's a light there, which is a good one. You can open it and...

Can I just say you have to hold it this way. Yeah that's nice. Exceptionalllll. Oh smashed it Billy. If you had that you wouldn't need ID. Like you could just go in anywhere and be like yeah I'm doctor. I am the doctor. There you go Billy. Isn't that nice? Thank you very much. Thanks Billy. Thank you. See you in a bit. Legend is Billy.

If you, look, will you put a word into old Russell T. Davis? Yes. When you've had enough, and I don't want you to leave for a while, but when you've had enough, just put a word in for him. He knows it inside out. Does he? Oh, my God. He'd be an amazing doctor. What an angel. Look at him.

Do you have a request? Farida, I think you should request a song. What are you listening to at the minute? What do you like? Oh, God. What's Belinda Chandra up to? What's she listening to on the way in the TARDIS? I've got the same ten songs on repeat at the moment, actually. Yeah, welcome to Radio 1. Oh, God. Same here. Go on, what do you want? Well, okay. Aside from the Hamilton soundtrack, because we were just in New York...

I love Olivia Deen's Hardest Part. It's on now. Well, when we found it, but it'll be on in a second. Tom will find it. Is it there? Yeah. All right, it's on now. Olivia Deen and the Hardest Part, the choice of Varada Seythu. You just DJed.

There you go. You were just a DJ. That was fun. Varada Seyfoo and Shruti Ghatwa on The Breakfast Show this morning. Varada, you're now a Radio 1 DJ. Ha!

It really is. It's as easy as that. That is all you need to do. BBC Radio 1. It is the Radio 1 Breakfast Show. Shruti Gatwa and Varadar Sethu are the stars of the new series of Doctor Who. And we're going to do Unpopular Opinion. Now, look, I know you might not want to sing, but it has a theme tune. The lyrics are in front of you. I'll do the first one. Oh, God. Come and give us your unpopular opinion. Something up till now that you've been scared to say.

You like that, Shooty? I love that. You were jiggling. That was really nice. Oh my God, I was panicked because I thought you were going to make us sing. I was like, I can't sing. You've got to do this. I am going to make you sing in a minute, if that's okay. I've got the lyrics there for you. Join in with me. With me. You can do BVs. Yeah, let's do it. Let's do it on Popular Opinion. First up, Sam. Sam.

Crumpets are disgusting. Oh. Oh, my gosh. Oh, hey, hey. It's said with such vim. Wow. Crumpets. What about... What about crumpets are disgusting? It's the texture. The texture and the holes in the top of it.

Wow, it's great unpopular opinion, but I feel like it's one of the most magnificent bits of baking ever. I love crumpet. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Lots of butter. Sorry, Sam, but you are wrong. It's an unpopular opinion, there we go. Yeah, give us something else that you... What's your favourite snack, then? Come on. Olives. Olives? To say that you hate crumpets and love olives is... Yeah, but it shows I don't have childish taste buds, so...

Nothing childish about a crumpet. Wow. What other things are you eating that require you to have adult taste buds? Maybe not eating, but drinking wine. That's a new thing. Yeah. That's a new thing. A new thing, is it? Yeah. When did you discover olives? Probably about two years. Very grown up. I love this.

There's something great about you discovering wine and olives two years ago. Yeah, they go well together. What was the diet before this? Froobs. Yeah, froobs, yeah. Just fromage frais. Quavers. Dunkers. And Ribena. Any further questions for Sam?

No, he settled it. He's put us in our place. Sam, you've brightened our day. Thanks for being on the show. Thank you very much. Cheers. So it's going to be a tough act to follow. Okay, ready? Here we go. Yeah.

Come and give us your unpopular opinion. Something up till now that you've been scared to say. I had the words right in front of me and I got them wrong. Yeah, Barad is panicking the whole way through that. Ali! I think that soft top cars should cease to exist. Oh. Why? Well, there are so many reasons. I think, number one, they're a health hazard. Mm-hmm.

what's going to land on you. Who knows? You know, maybe a bird. It's not safe. I think famously birds can fly.

So when they land on your roof, or they don't tend to land on your roof in a health and hazard kind of way. No, that's true. That is true. But on a motorway and there's a truck in front of you, you know, debris falling off, that's bad. That's true. That's true. I feel like the most insufferable people tend to be the ones that... Have a soft top car. Do you drive, Shuti? I drive the TARDIS. LAUGHTER

Great answer. I drive a TARDIS. I fuck a TARDIS. The new Volkswagen TARDIS. Yeah. Ali, thanks so much for being on. Thank you. Thank you very much. Have a great day. Bye. Thank you. Let's play another song and then we'll come back with the final unpopular opinion next. Shooty, would you like to pick a song? What are you into at the minute? What are you listening to? It doesn't have to be new. It can be anything.

Kendrick. Oh. The great Kendrick. Let's do some not like us. Right. Let's do it. BBC. Great thing all born. Hey. Monster on the beat. They not like us. They not like us. They not like us. They all be. Step this way. Step that way. Then step this way. Step that way. Are you mad? Are we lying?

They step this way, step that way. They step this way, step that way. Kendra Lamar, Not Like Us, the choice of Shuti Gatwa on the Radio 1 Breakfast Show this morning. The Doctor is here with a new companion. Varada is here. Varada Seythu is on the Breakfast Show as well. We're doing a bottle of opinion. One last time. Varada, I think we can do this. Okay, ready? Come and give us your unpopular opinion. Something up till now that you've been scared to say.

Simon!

The Daleks are cute, specifically the creature inside them. Absolutely not, Simon. Please, I'm so disappointed in you. Interesting is that you're watching Doctor Who sort of rooting for the Daleks and for, like, the bad guys. I guess it makes it like two different shows. It's very telling. It's very telling of these people. Sort of personally. Very telling of these people. What is it about them that you like? What's the thing? I don't know. They're just...

the outside of them they look quite cute and harmless and then a little creature inside of all these tentacles and he doesn't know they kind of look like you know cute little it doesn't it doesn't look scary they've been created to freak people out um and it's a particular person that loves tentacles and that person is you Simon well I will say is it there you've obviously you would have spotted this there's a Dalek in the reception at the BBC obviously because the BBC is very proud of Doctor Who as it should be but

we see it every day. So I'm kind of with Simon. I'm like, it's just... I'm actually going to walk out. This is ridiculous. He gets very sensitive about this. This is so ridiculous that you've brought me here. I'm sorry. I know you're going to say this. I'm sorry. Simon, what the hell have you started? This is a set up. This is a set up.

He's got a metal snout. What is cute about it? He's got a plunger, though. Anything but the plunger is cute, surely. No. No. No. No. Maybe it'll stay an unpopular opinion, then. It's an unpopular opinion. Shooty, you actually haven't come up against the Daleks yet, have you? I haven't. Give him a chance.

Give them the benefit of the doubt. What are you asking of me? You cannot be serious. They are so evil. Famously. I think that rolls around shouting exterminate and that's the thing you like.

It says a lot about you, young man. Simon, I'm so disappointed. Simon, you've disappointed the doctor. You're proud of yourself. I'm sorry. I still watch. I'm still watching. Aw, thank you. April 12th. He's still watching, but he's not rooting for you, shooty. Thanks, Simon. Should we get an unpopular opinion from you two before you go? What have you got? I'll sing to you while you're thinking. Final round.

And come and give us your unpopular opinion. Something up to now that you've been scared to say. I like how you conducted me then. Thanks. I really like that. What have you got? What have you got? What have you got? What have you got? I don't understand the fuss about pineapples on pizza. Oh, great one. I think the people that make the fuss are the problem. Okay.

And that's all I've got to say. That's all I'm going to say on the matter. No further questions. The press conference is over. I know. I mean, with the pineapple on pizza thing as well, it doesn't actually make sense to me because we have plenty of sweet and savoury things that mix together. They go so well. Cheese and... Tomato, I would say, on a pizza. If you're worrying about pineapple, why are you worrying about tomato? Yes. You know what I mean? Yeah.

Yeah. We've shut it down. Exactly. That is the end of the interview. Thank you. Beryl, it's so nice to meet you. And thank you so much for both being here. Good luck with the new series. Season two of Doctor Who is out on Saturday. BBC One, BBC iPlayer. Get it in your eyes and ears. See you soon. Thanks, guys. Thank you. Also today, we had yesterday's quiz.

Louise! Hello. Good morning. Welcome to the Radio and Breakfast Show. Where are you, Louise? I'm in Leeds. Louise in Leeds. And what's the temperature in Leeds currently? Two degrees. Frosty. Cold. Let's see what it says on the old app. Welcome to the Breakfast Show, by the way. It's going to be 15 today in Leeds, but currently two, which is mad.

Welcome to the quiz. First one of the week. We love having a new team every single week. Tell us about your gang this week, please. Well, we're Rachel's Hens. Rachel, our bride, is getting married on Friday to the lovely Kurt. And it's just us and a couple of the bridesmaids, Rachel.

That's so nice. Yeah. Sensible, man. Yeah.

Very minimal, but a lot for today, a lot for organising this. Well, thank you for organising this. And what do you do when you're not sort of organising yesterday's quiz? I'm a physio. Are you? OK, great job. So, Louise, let's just set the total for the week and see how we go. Looking forward to meeting the rest of the hens this week and the bride-to-be tomorrow. So here we go with question number one. Why?

Do I have some dingers, though? There's the dinger boy. Here we go, Louise. Question number one is this. And by the way, for the font fans listening, today's font is Barnschrift Light, which is a really lovely font. It's quite condensed, quite squished up. It's a little bold, a little bit of a...

And it translates as train... Train writing or train script. Train writing. Lovely. Question number one. It was the White Lotus season three finale last night, but which famous Schwarzenegger is in the series, Arnold or Patrick? Arnold. It's Patrick. It was National Pyjama Day. When might you wear pyjamas?

In bed. Yes. Man United drew against which other Manchester team last night? City. Yes. Goat yoga is coming to Idaho, finally. Give me your best impression of a goat doing a downward dog. Oh, nah. I think all those noises were brilliant and I'm going to give an extra point for it. It was Paul Rudd who plays Ant-Man's birthday yesterday. Name me any other Marvel superhero. Um...

Captain America. Yes, good. Which training season and New Rules singer posted a picture next to a keg of beer? Pass. It's Dua Lipa. After a lot of hard work, scientists managed to revive what 7,000-year-old algae or me after Friday at the cricket?

Say that again. Scientists have managed to revive what? 7,000-year-old bits of algae or me after a long day at the cricket? The algae. It is the algae. Casting for Only Murders in the Building was revealed, but which Sunset Boulevard singer stars in it? Selena Gomez. Correct. What time was it? This time yesterday.

719. It was the Minecraft movie stormed the box office, but what do you use in the game to build? Blocks or hand-stirred cement? Blocks. It is blocks. Max Verstappen won the Japanese Grand Prix, but which team does he drive for? Red Bull. Yes, astronomers discovered a cosmic time bomb, but where? Was it a local star system or Junction 10 of the M25? Local star system. It was. And did I do yesterday's quiz yesterday? No. No.

Correct. Tempting. Tempting to wake Bella up on a Sunday morning and do yesterday's quiz, but I didn't. I resisted because I don't want to get a divorce. 12 points this morning. Not bad. Not bad at all. Not bad at all, Louise. Thank you for being on this morning, and I am looking forward to reliving the goat noise.

So am I for the rest of my life, probably. It was good because you gave us a bit of an ooh and an ah and then the goat. And it did sound like the goat was getting ready for a downward dog. So it was great, great work from you. And thank you for being on this week. Really looking forward to the rest of the week and maybe catch up with you on Friday. Yes, absolutely. Fingers crossed. Thanks, Louise. Have a good day. Bye. Bye. Louise? Yes? Are you an NHS physio?

I am, yes. Okay, Sam's been on at me and I think Sam is one of your colleagues at Leeds and says, you've got to give an extra point for the NHS. That's true. There you go. Yes. So, extra point for you. Apologies, I didn't do that initially. So, that's 13 on a Monday, which is very good. Excellent. I'll see you on Friday then. Well, we will see. While you're here, we might as well just go through the noise that might be greeting you when you get to work today.

Yeah. This was the goat doing a downward dog. Here we go. Oh, nah. It's really strong. I'm going to be haunted by that for the rest of my life. I know it. Haunted by a goat. Oh, nah. And now I think it's time to speak to a weather person. Radio One's all day breakfast. We were talking about this at the start of the show today, about why the hell weather apps are telling us the temperature...

that it's been registered, but then they say, but it feels like four degrees. 15 degrees today, you're high, but it feels like four. Say four then! Just say it's four! But I don't care about the charts, I'm not writing it down, I'm not logging it. Just tell me what I need to wear, that's all I need. I've been doing some investigations as the show's been going on today. I asked the BBC Weather Centre's Matt Taylor what on earth is going on. The temperature you see usually on the forecasts and first thing on the app

It is measured in a set way and that set way is in every single part of the country, every part of the world. It means you've got consistency, particularly when it comes to records. Yeah, good for you. Good for you with your records. I don't care about that. Just tell me, am I wearing a jumper or not? If the air is dry and if it's windy, it will feel colder than that temperature suggests.

If the air is really humid, it will feel much warmer than that temperature suggests. So that's why we use feels-like temperatures. Yes, but simple terms, please. So if it's very dry air, the moisture will be stripped away from your skin, evaporate quite quickly, and it's that which makes you feel colder. Newsbeat's Pete Allison. Good morning. Hello. Yeah.

You might have been able to tell there that Matt Taylor was getting increasingly more annoyed with me as I kept asking him questions, which led to this final voice note. Now, leave me alone, Greg, and let me go with my job, please. So he's saying, leave me alone. Pete, you're a man of news. Yes. You're a man of great influence in the news sphere. Please, can you help me and get this changed? I don't know whether I can do...

Do you know what? It's the difference between the two, isn't it? I'm going 16 today feels like five. That's a really big difference. It's stupid. Also feel like the term feels like it's quite casual. It's like, yeah, it's going to be a bit like this.

So that's what I mean. It needs to be official. Yeah. It's 16 degrees today. Feels like five. Well, what is it then? What do we need? Who's the app for? Is it for the weather nerds or is it for the human beings who are just going about their business? Who do you want me to take this to? I don't know. I'm quite limited with what impact I can have. I can try. I don't know, but I've just realised how cross I'm getting. We've had a think. Okay. Okay.

Pete, we've had a think. Okay. We've worked out that news and weather are better friends than radio and weather. Right. So actually, it is your responsibility to sort this. I've never had an angry voice memo from Matt Taylor, so I'm already at an advantage. See, there you go. I've already made a beast of myself. It's now on to you to help if possible. You're the new beast from the East. I am the beast from the East Anglia. Okay.

I'm with you on the weather front, says someone here. I'm in Scotland. It's 16 degrees, but it says feels like one. Right. Do I dress for spring or winter? This is the problem. Jean's in Glasgow and says in Glasgow, it's saying five degrees, but it feels like 10. How does it feel hotter than it is? What's happening here? This is the problem. What are we doing? What are we doing? Rhys the Cornish bin man says, Greg, you need to put your big boy pants on. Go outside and work it out for yourself. That's the problem in itself.

I can't, I don't know whether to put the big boy pants on in order to go outside to check what the temperature is. On the BBC Sounds app. On the radio. And ask your smart speaker to play Radio 1. This is... All Day Breakfast. And also today, Charlie Hedges joined me for a round of What Is That? What is that? Good. Good. I missed it. Oh, Henry. Henry. What is that? What is that? What is that?

It was his own fault for missing it. I was busy googling UFOs. Thank you. Hello. Oh, okay, all right. And now he's dead. The aliens came for me. Oh, no. The virus has got him. It's got me. Charlie Edgers. Hello. Hello. I love you. I love you too. How was your weekend? Pretty good. It was pretty sunny. Pretty sunny. Sat and watched some cricket for a bit. Nice big dog walk. Any tan lines? No.

No. As in arm ones? No, I think pretty good. I'm pretty sun safe. Good. So yeah, as are you. I saw that you brought some sun cream today. Come to Spritch you all. Charlie Hedges, you're on way too early for your show, but that's because we've invited you to play a game that we call What Is That? What is that? Yeah, nice. Very, very nice.

I think we need a little bit more on the old reverb. Hang on a second. Why is reverb so funny? Let's try again. What is that? What is that? Yeah, we need a bit more, I think. More! Oh, that's good. Yeah, keep going. More! We need more! What is that? What is that? That's the one. Yeah, nice. Anyway, so we've got a clip and you don't know what this is.

I know what this is. The listeners don't know what this is. What do you think this might be? You want some more? Yeah. OK. So, one clip, but... What is that? What is that? Oh, God!

OK. Do we guess now? No, no, no, guessing now. That is today's What Is That? What is that? It's so stupid. And so many guesses for today's What Is That? What is that? So here's the clip. Do you have a guess?

Yeah, I mean, it's chaotic. I'd say it sounds like a pigeon in someone's house or like a squirrel. A lot of people have gone down that route. Have they? Yeah. I think because we're so affected in a good way with the now unbelievably famous catch him, Derry situation. Catch him. Catch him, Derry. Derry, catch him. Catch him, Derry. Catch him.

Bella, my wife, showed her nephew catch him, Derry, for the first time and it's his favourite thing. I'm not surprised. It's one of the best things ever. It's a bat. It's a bat, Derry.

catch him catch him dirty dirty catch him similar it's along this along a similar line let's get a guess from tommy that sounds like a bully in a china shop that greg it does sound like a bull in a china shop animals not quite right though smooth in my head it creates an image of some sort of animal i'm thinking maybe like a deer has run into someone's back door and he's sprinting around the kitchen while someone's chasing it trying to get it out of

Very close from smooth. Very close. What's Scott saying? Greg, that is a deer crashing through the window of a restaurant. Oh! What? It's close. What, the animal? I think it's a deer. They've got the animal. What? They have got the animal. What? Rachel in Birmingham, Olivia in Newcastle, Josh in Somerset and many others all correctly identified that this noise...

No, it's not a deer. Henry, cue up the video for Charlie, please. What is it smashing up? That is a deer breaking into a hairdresser's and then crashing out of the salon as well. So it comes crashing through the door. Were people hair done? People having their hair done. Just a normal Tuesday morning. Where? Smashed through the window. No! Oh, my God! Oh!

Right. I didn't even charge him. Didn't charge him. It was too dear. I am holding to you, not batting it back. Oh, sorry, sorry. Wait, do I go under or over? Over arm. Over? Like that? Yeah. What? Like that?

Thank you. Thank you. Shall we all go to the pub? Oh, God, I've got a show. Can we go after the show? I forgot about that. There's two others that can do it. What's the joy of your show? Let's do it. She can't be arsed. The other two will do it.

Anyway, that was today's What Is That? What is that? Thank you, Charlie Hedges. Next up, it's time to get you up to date with all the latest things. Radio One's All Day Breakfast. With Greg James. Let's go to Jennifer Coolidge, one of the stars of the new Minecraft movie. She's been up to more wackiness. She was speaking to a Swedish journalist where she told the journalist that she used to have a Swedish boyfriend.

But the plot thickened quite quickly. I dated a really handsome Swedish guy in my youth. Do you remember his name? Yes, Rafael Edholm. Oh, that's cool. He's famous. He is? Yeah. Why didn't I stick with him? Jennifer Coolidge is so brilliantly unhinged. So, yeah, Rafael Edholm is a famous actor in Sweden.

The immediate regret you can hear in Jennifer Coolidge's voice there. It's, um... Can you get a message to him for me? Yeah, of course. I mean, you look into the camera and give him the message. All right. Raphael, I didn't know you were going to be successful. Anyway, if you want to know where I live, I'll give you my phone number. It's one of those, you know, when they do a police sort of broadcast and they say, if anyone knows of any information about this... Can you get a message to him for me? Yeah, of course. I mean, you...

Look into the camera and give him the message. All right. Raphael, I didn't know you were going to be successful. Anyway, if you want to know where I live, I'll give you my phone number. Please come home. Mummy and Daddy love you very much. But the great news is that Raphael Edholm has replied to Jennifer Coolidge. This is your sweetest and famous ex. Where the hell are you?

Come and visit Sweden. It's the most beautiful place in the world. You can't see that because this is the radio, but it does sound like he's up to something mucky. He's just on a run. That's all it was. He wasn't getting overexcited. This is your Swedish famous ex. Woo!

Where are you? Yeah, OK, fine. Let's see how that plays out. Next up, let's go to the railways. A train heading to Manchester Piccadilly had an issue with its announcements not being able to play out. But there was an amazing coincidence. The guy who does the announcements...

happened to be on the train. So did it live for everybody. So the announcements were glitching. So he stepped in. We're now approaching Manchester Piccadilly. Now, when leaving us here, make sure you take all your luggage and belongings with you. And please make the step down to the platform. And that was live. Amazing. That was Seb Sargent, who at the end of it goes, and that was live. So big up Seb for that amazing moment.

And finally, this is all thanks to producer Amy's amazing husband who found this for us overnight. And does the person who does this account listen to The Breakfast Show? I've immediately followed them on Instagram. The account is called WibbleWobs and they just do mashups of loads of stuff from soaps and features loads of huns, essentially.

Your Deirdre Barlow's, those sorts of people. Now, this one that I've been sent is of Deirdre Barlow's best bits from Corrie, where she, it's sort of, the thing that's blowing my mind about this is that it's sort of a mash-up of two breakfast show features, sit down, stand up, and also using the Animal News music. Ah, it's a small world. Sit down. Stand up. But you won't want to over it. Sit down. Stand up. Just shush it up a bit. You've got to give it a bit of... Ah!

Razzle dazzle. So it's Deirdre doing sit down, stand up to the Animal News theme tune. Wibblewobbs, whoever you are, thank you so much for doing this. Is that because, was it coincidence? Ah, it's a small world. Sit down, stand up. The jelly hasn't set. Ah, it's a small world. Windy, flaming, grossier. She wants to lock it up.

Imagine that's the first thing you're listening to today. I'm sorry about that. But with that, you're up to date with all the latest things. And there you go. That's the end of today's Radio 1 All Day Breakfast podcast. Thanks for listening. I'll be back with you tomorrow at the same time on this feed. Bye. Radio 1's All Day Breakfast.

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