Angela Rippon (2002, 2018) Dominic Holland (2002–2003, 2007–2018) David Bull (2002–2018) Janet Ellis (2002–2018) Lowri Turner (2002–2018) Lauren Booth (2003, 2018) Ed Vaizey (2003–2009, 2018) Anne Diamond (2003–2018) Daisy McAndrew (2004, 2015, 2018) Yasmin Alibhai-Brown (2004–2018) Nihal Arthanayake (2005, 2010–2012, 2018) Melinda Messenger (2005–2007, 2018) Carole Malone (2006–2018) Mica Paris (2007, 2018) Amanda Lamb (2007–2018) Anton Du Beke (2008–2009, 2018) Christopher Biggins (2008–2018) Mark Little (Australian actor) (2009–2018) Jamelia (2011–2012, 2017–18) Scott Capurro (2011–18) Shazia Mirza (2011–18) Penny Smith (2012, 2016–18) Alexis Conran (2012–18) Christine Hamilton (2012–18) Nadine Dorries (2013–2015, 2018) John Barnes (footballer) (2014, 2018) Dawn Harper (2016–18) Bobby Friction (2016–18) Jemma Forte (2017–18) Simon Jordan (2017–18) Collabro's Jamie Lambert (2017–18) Amanda Prowse (2017–18) Heidi Allen (2018) Tracy Brabin (2018) Susie Boniface (2018) Richard Coles (2018) Martin Daubney (2018) Caroline Flint (2018) Anne Hegerty (2018) Jon Holmes (2018) Ashley James (2018) Stanley Johnson (writer) (2018) Claire King (2018) Paris Lees (2018) Aasmah Mir (2018) Linda Nolan (2018) Kevin O'Sullivan (journalist) (2018) Alex Polizzi (2018) Eve Pollard (2018) Wes Streeting (2018) Claire Sweeney (2018) Anna Williamson (2018) Courtney Act (2018) Quentin Willson (2000–18) TV critic Ian Hyland from the News of the World used to appear on the show every Monday with a review of the week's TV, taking the space of the guest panellist in the final segment of the show. He left when the show was extended to 90 minutes. Hyland returned in April 2010 in a Friday slot but was replaced by Sunday Mirror columnist Kevin O'Sullivan later that year. When O'Sullivan was unavailable, the Daily Star'''s Mike Ward stepped in. The special guest was often on the show to promote something, like a new film, show or book. Guests on the show have included Morgan Spurlock, Michael Barrymore, Jane Asher, Terry Waite, Sarah Brightman, Martin Fry and Ian Smith (the week that Neighbours moved to Five). Format The format was based upon the more traditional radio phone-in, featuring well-known guests discussing topical issues, and encouraging contributions from the studio and television audiences, text messages, e-mails and a phone vote. When the show was first broadcast it was 60 minutes but it was then extended to 90 minutes. On 10 January 2011, an extended format lasting 1 hour 45 minutes was launched. Until 2018, the show was 2 hours long, starting at 9:15am and ending at 11:15am, and was transmitted as seven parts: The show began with