This Morning: Season 35

Alison Hammond and Dermot O'Leary are back and with brand-new Love Island host Maya Jama; John Torode is cooking the perfect Friday Night 'fakeaway' for all the family.

Phil and Holly are back with special guests Siobhan Finneran and Sharon Osbourne; Josie Gibson and Alison Hammond embark on an epic rail-adventure.

Phillip and Holly chat to Bradley and Barney Walsh about their latest Breaking Dad adventure in Latin America; Gordon Ramsay discusses the competition in new Next Level Chef.

Coronation Street star Sue Cleaver and Strictly champion Hamza join Phillip and Holly on the sofa; chef Yvonne Cobb returns to the kitchen using British sign language.

Phillip and Holly talk to Dancing on Ice contestant Patsy Palmer ahead of Sunday's show, delve into true crime with Emilia Fox and catch up with Trinny about her new makeover show.

Alison Hammond and Dermot O'Leary catch up with Michael McIntyre and Dancing On Ice stars ahead of this weekend and enjoy fish pie and fun with Rustie Lee in the kitchen.

Strictly's Will Mellor chats about his return to the dance floor on tour; a former FBI agent takes a look at the unanswered questions in the tragic Idaho murders case.

Phillip and Holly hear how a woman was catfished by someone pretending to be George Ezra; John Torode is back on the road and makes a delicious winter warmer in Northumberland.

Phil and Holly talk with Tony Blackburn to celebrate 60 years on the radio, meet the UK's naughtiest duck, tackle blemishes with Caroline Hirons and try the best non-alcoholic drinks.

Mark Wright on emotional holiday ordeal and the importance of CPR; Denise Fergus shares new hope 30 years after her son's murder; Abbey Clancy and Peter Crouch talk podcasts.

Peter Andre takes a look back over his 30 year career with Alison and Dermot; Gok gets ready for Chinese New Year in the kitchen; Mo Gilligan chats about his new game show.

Carol Vorderman reveals her unusual love life and opens up on her 'special' friendships; Phillip and Holly play the most chaotic game of Spin to Win ever.

It's time to dig out your watermelons as we've got a very special performance from the cast of Dirty Dancing; Clodagh's here with a winter soup that can be made on a budget.

Jason Watkins explains how his family history drew him to his new role; Sarah Parish on going from screen to stage and the importance of her latest charity work.

Actors Rupert Grint and Ben Aldridge discuss their new film, accents and revisiting Harry Potter; John Torode cooks a delicious 1 dinner; Faye Winters talks botched fillers.

Alison and Dermot are joined in the studio by the UK's youngest ever member of Mensa, aged 4; Nisha Katona serves up a delicious 1 per-head meatball curry.

KSI joins Phillip and Holly in the studio and opens up on the impact of social media on his mental health; Pants To Leukaemia campaigners Hannah and Bodhi share their story.

Emily Atack opens up on her experience of sexual harassment online; Sex Pistols' John Lydon reveals the emotional reason he wants to perform at Eurovision.

Alison Hammond and Josie Gibson hit the slopes and cause chaos in brand new series; Alice Beer explains the dangers of 'buy now, pay later' schemes.

Phillip and Holly discuss Happy Valley and new ITVX show Nolly with actor Con O'Neill; Emma Atkins talks about more drama in the Dales for Charity Dingle.

Alison and Dermot chat to the cast of Maternal; Hollywood's life coach Jay Shetty; Lee Mead on his recent hair transplant; learn how to make cash from goods in the attic.

On Valentine's Day, Dermot and Josie are joined by singer P!NK and unlikely pair Gino D'Acampo and Scott Wilkes perform their new song from Scott's debut album.

Hollywood director Jon Favreau joins Holly and Phil to discuss the upcoming season of his TV series The Mandalorian. Phil Vickery proves you can still pack your meal with veg, despite supermarket shelves looking a little sparse right now.

Actor Hugh Jackman sits down with Dermot and Alison to discuss his moving new film and Ant and Dec are here to talk about the new series of Saturday Night Takeaway.

Roxie Nafousi gives us a masterclass on how to manifest your way to a better life; comedian Babatunde Aleshe tells us about life after the jungle and his new tour.

Hosts Phillip and Holly celebrate St David's Day and welcome Olly Murs to the sofa to spill the beans on the new series of Starstruck, before putting vacuum cleaners to the test.

Strictly judge Anton Du Beke joins Phillip and Holly on the sofa; Alison meets Mario and Luigi in Hollywood; Phil Vickery serves up a tasty rainbow pizza.

Alison and Dermot are joined by Fleur East for a chat and performance; Spencer Matthews explains his expedition climbing Mount Everest; real-life ghostbusters reveal all.

Alison Hammond chats with Idris Elba ahead of the new Luther film, plus actor Daniel Mays. And later, George Michael's cousin on tonight's documentary, and John Torode MBE is in the kitchen.

British actor turned director Dexter Fletcher joins Holly and Phil to promote his new film Ghosted; Gino is in Sardinia to teach us about cork.

Celebrating International Women's day, hosts Phillip and Holly deliver a very special surprise to one inspiring woman and speak with Grammy-winning singer Joss Stone.

Star of YOU Penn Badgley will be joining us on the sofa. Louise Roe will be showcasing the prettiest knits you can buy now, and Sian Welby will be here with a showbiz round-up.

Andi Peters and Rochelle Humes talk to Tim Higgs and Helen Berriman at Clover Spa Hotel.