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He’s a pro with a frying pan, and today Ainsley Harriott is showing you how to master yours.

He’ll be helping you have a delicious Pancake Day, with his quick-and-simple recipe, but can he flip them to perfection? We’ll be putting his skills to the test, as he joins Phillip & Holly in trying to beat the World Record for the highest pancake flip... a casual 31ft high!

Are the 'dad' trainers really back? Are you ever too old to wear a high top? And how do you keep your white sneakers dazzling? From platforms to plimsoles; Rochelle is here to prove trainers aren't just for the gym!

A hotel in Tenerife used by British package firms, is on lockdown after an Italian guest, tested positive for COVID-19 virus, Spanish health officials have said.

The Canary Islands' president confirmed a man, believed to be a doctor, who had been staying at the H10 Costa Adeje Palace hotel in the south of Tenerife, was being kept in isolation following testing positive.

Spanish news media report nearly 1,000 tourists are staying at the complex. All guests have been told to stay in their rooms in a letter sent to them by hotel managers.

So with Italy in lockdown and China in chaos - is now the time to panic over the Coronavirus crisis?

Today Health Secretary Matt Hancock is live in the studio to tell us what the government is doing to keep us safe.

He joins us alongside virologist Dr Simon Clarke, who says we shouldn’t be keeping our children off school, and our travel expert Simon Calder who doesn’t believe we should cancel our weekend getaways in Italy.

It’s an addiction that has been likened to both alcoholism and drug-abuse. Computer game addiction is on the rise - something Lysa Martin knows all too well. She has watched four of her sons succumb to the condition, and doesn’t know where to turn.

Her sons will wake up in the night to play games, become aggressive, and even hyperventilate when their games are taken away. Lysa’s eldest son Romario, says the desire to get to the next level on any given game is what keeps him going. But could help finally be at hand?

Dr Henrietta Bowden-Jones has just founded the first NHS publicly funded gaming addiction clinic.

On the growing need for such clinics, she said: "What we are seeing tends to be teenage boys. One of the most surprising things is the aggression - indeed some violence is manifested in children who have always been kind and considerate to their parents."

And on what she would say to someone who walked through the clinic doors for the first time, she said: "An addiction is a very serious situation. Often an individual has lost control of their behaviour, and is suffering extremely negative consequences, be it on their health, on their emotional or psychological wellbeing, on the financial side if they’re gamblers…. Behavioural addictions can be treated very well, it's talking therapy, we do not use medication."

For further advice and information, call the National Centre for Gaming Disorders on 02073817722.

Pancake Day is one of the most delicious and indulgent days of the year, but what’s your topping of choice, and what does it say about you? Take a look below.

Lemon and sugar

No outlandish suggestions for you. You’re reliable, humble, and resistant to change.

You love pancakes too much to mess around with all those nonsense newfangled toppings – and believe classic is always best.

Maple syrup

A rule-breaker and a trend-setter - you’re obviously the cool kid in your group.

Easily excitable and super passionate – you don’t waste your time on anything mundane or boring.

Nutella

If you’re going to eat pancakes, you’re going to get straight down to business.

You like letting your hair down and having fun with friends – in fact you’re the life and soul of the party and believe life is about living it to the max.

Ice cream / sprinkles/ anything goes

No matter how old you are, you’ll always be a child at heart.

You’re super laid back and don’t like making plans, meaning you often act spontaneously.

Your life is often drama filled, but you live by the motto, ‘go hard or go home’.

Savoury

You like to be set apart from the crowd and definitely don’t conform to stereotypes.

You’re open-minded, happy to take risks and will always be open to new experiences.

Most of all, you’re confident in your own skin and aren’t afraid to stick up for yourself.

He’s one of Hollywood’s favourite hairdressers - responsible for Ariana Grande’s gravity-defying ponytail, and Kim Kardashian’s daring blonde bob.

But today, we’re concentrating on another of Christ Appleton’s clients, Jennifer Lopez - as he shows you how to recreate three of her best looks - including her luscious superbowl waves.

Thousands of women as young as 35 are being denied IVF treatment on the NHS - because of the area they live in.

Despite official recommendations that women should be eligible for IVF up to the age of 42 - one-in-nine Clinical Commissioning Groups in England are imposing their own restrictions on fertility treatment.

And, it's having a devastating effect on couples all around the country - including Steph and Tom, who join us alongside fertility expert, Dr Larisa Corda.

Just six weeks after their controversial decision to 'step back' as senior royals - on Friday, Prince Harry and Megan Markle released a statement outlining their new roles within the monarchy. But, some have accused the couple of using the statement to take a swipe at Buckingham Palace - amid ongoing frustrations over their departure from the Royal Family.

So, what’s really going on behind the palace gates? We're joined by Royal expert, Camilla Tominey.

On the tone of the statement, Camilla said: "It’s pretty pointed. It’s certainly been drafted by an American because there are Americanisms in it. Also, it shows a fundamental lack of understanding of how the monarchy works. Yes Harry and Meghan are high-profile, important figures, but news flash, no royal is bigger than that institution - not even the Queen."

When questioned by Holly whether the couple would ever be allowed a private life, Camilla replied: “When they released this statement, they courted publicity. What did they expect that statement to do?

"My argument would be, if you want a fully independent, private life, and just to be treated like high-profile celebrities effectively, then you have to cut all ties."