More on Wally the Walrus in Animal News, Listener Emily and her boyfriend keep forking around at mealtimes and Greg speaks to young hero Johnny about his epic walk to Wembley Stadium

Greg makes a rash promise if England win Euro 2020, Everyone’s Rubbish brings a Royal faux pas and a large pair of boxers and we hear of strange findings in your basements.

We celebrate the longest day of the year with the longest duck and the noisiest swan (of course). Plus, Danny Howard’s here for a game of Top Of The Shops and listener Lucy advises on how to manage Love Island with your partners.

Alice has some exciting news, Lowri has a Wally the Walrus update and Shannon the “Fair” singer plays WrongUns .

Talking Pigeons, singing dogs and dads dressed as Daleks – the craziness continues…

Shannon sings (quite wonderfully) a song to her kids but is it a real song? Greg investigates. Also, a football insider has news on the little “ball car” and pant boilers from around the nation hold their hands up.

Greg gets some real French people to translate some tongue twisters, we catch up on the whereabouts of The Royal Pencil and want to know who Mr. Whitford Striction is? Fact Controller reveals all.

BBC Sport's Julliette Ferrington offers an apology for the BBC's failiure to CONTROL THE SUN during England's opening Euro's game, Alan The Robot Hoover is back and listener Leanne has an Instagram dilemmea to Ask The Nation.

As the Euro's kick off, Greg doesn't want to get bogged down with predictions, performace and punditry. There are more important things, like cats on the pitch and flies up people's nostrils!

President Biden’s in town, so we get some suggestions from our Cornish listeners about how best to entertain him. Also, Alex Scott joins us for some footy chat and a quick game of Mascot For What? and listener Leanne has an ingenious way of getting a date.