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Millions of sun-loving Brits are expecting to head to parks and beer gardens in the coming days as the mercury rockets towards 28C. It's a welcome first glimpse of what may be to come in the summer months ahead after weeks of freezing weather left the country shivering and at a standstill.

Tributes have come pouring in for TV star Dale Winton, who sadly died at his home aged 62 on Wednesday 18th April.

Celebrity friends including Davina McCall, David Walliams and Graham Norton took to Twitter to pay tribute to the former Supermarket Sweep presenter.

Our Entertainment Editor Richard Arnold, who spent a lot of time with Dale back in the 90s, described him as an "extraordinary man" and expressed his sheer disbelief at the passing of his old friend.

Richard said: "He was so incredibly warm. He was always filled with pearls of wisdom whenever you met him."

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TV presenter Dale Winton, best known for Dale's Supermarket Sweep, has died at the age of 62.

His agent said the popular gameshow host sadly passed away at his home on Wednesday.

Sainsbury's has decided to introduced 'touch-free' packaging for raw chicken following some concerns from customers under 35 who say they don't like handling raw meat.

So we posed the following question on today's show - are millennials too chicken to cook?

Cue, an avalanche of strong opinion from Piers Morgan and some spirited debate from our two studio guests - Amy Nickell, a journalist and millennial who is sick of her generation being blamed for everything, and Journalist Carole Malone who believes millennials are completely mollycoddled.

Watch full interview above.

The former US first lady Barbara Bush has died at the age of 92, a family spokesman has announced.

Mrs Bush, who was first lady from 1989 to 1993, had been in failing health for some time and made the decision not to undergo further medical treatment.

Market trader Wayne Bellows found himself in hot water for shouting loudly while selling his wares. However, despite clocking 100 decibels in the studio - the same level as a farm tractor or jackhammer - Piers went on to beat him live on air.

Watch the clash in full above - and cover your ears!

The people from the Windrush generation who moved to the UK after the Second World War are now facing the threat of deportation.

It has been reported that some Windrush-era citizens have lost their jobs, benefits, been denied NHS treatment - and even sent back to the Caribbean!

Celebrity chef Levi Roots labelled the actions of the government as "scandalous" and accused Theresa May of picking on the "most vulnerable people".

We were also joined by Cabinet Minister David Lidington, who revealed that the government will "reimburse reasonable legal costs" for any Windrush-era citizens who have lost their jobs or been threatened with deportation.