Schedule
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Peter Quinn with Breakfast7:00am - 10:00am
Join in the fun and wake up with Peter each morning playing 8 decades of hits
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John Noble with Lunch TimeNoon - 2:00pm
Have lunch with John! and be entertained set ready for the afternoon
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Tanieth Kerr with Afternoon T2:00pm - 4:00pm
Top Stories from Sky News
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Israel orders army to prepare to fully close West Bank after 'thwarting terror attack'Israel has ordered its army to prepare for a full closure of the West Bank following an attack.
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The national resilience moment that almost unfolded in silence - in stark contrast to NATO alliesIt was the national resilience moment that very nearly barely happened.
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Mounjaro rollout on NHS needs 'urgent' boost, say MPsPlans for rolling out weight-loss drug Mounjaro are "unambitious" and will reach a "woefully small number of people", according to MPs.
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The £1,000 mistake people are making with new iPhone purchaseApple's new iPhone Duo is the company's first foldable device - but at £1,999, it's not cheap.
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Winter energy supply secure but possible 'tight days' for electricity - grid operatorsBritain's energy supplies are secure for winter, national grid operators have said, despite expected higher gas demand at peak times and possible "tight days" for electricity.
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Could this be Labour's 'green argument' for approving controversial Rosebank oil field?Former Labour deputy leader Harriet Harman has said she thinks ministers will approve drilling in the controversial Rosebank oil field - and that they will argue they will spend the proceeds investing in renewable energy.
Top Sports News from Sky
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Sri Lanka chase down 430 to stun England after Brook makes ODI historySri Lanka produced the second-highest successful chase in ODI history to complete an extraordinary two-wicket win over England in their high-scoring tri-series clash.
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Carrick will be in charge for 'pivotal' Bournemouth game despite growing concernsMichael Carrick will be in charge of Manchester United against Bournemouth on Sunday but there is growing concern among club bosses about the team's poor run of form.
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'That's not enough for me' - Hamilton explains why he went against Ferrari strategyLewis Hamilton has explained the reasons why he overrode Ferrari's call to pit in the Singapore Grand Prix, a mistake he says he "owned up to" and will work not to repeat - but which would not prevent him from continuing "challenging the norms".
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Reporter Notebook: No panic stations at Sunderland despite tough startIt's certainly been a different start to the season for Sunderland compared to last year, when they flew out of the traps on their Premier League return and went months without a home league defeat.
Top Entertainment Stories from Sky
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Tom Skerritt, Top Gun and Alien actor, has diedActor Tom Skerritt, best known for roles in Top Gun and Alien, has died at the age of 93.
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Actor Noel Clarke pleads not guilty to six sexual offencesActor Noel Clarke has pleaded not guilty to six sexual offences.
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Channels to close as BBC announces details of cutsThe BBC has confirmed it will close BBC Three, BBC Scotland and BBC Radio 4 Extra linear broadcast services in the spring of 2027.
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Ex-soap star who conned would-be models in £13m scam jailed after fleeing UKA former soap opera star has been jailed for nine years after fleeing the UK for Spain to avoid facing trial for allegedly conning would-be models out of more than £13m.
Business News from Sky
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Winter energy supply secure but possible 'tight days' for electricity - grid operators
Britain's energy supplies are secure for winter, national grid operators have said, despite expected higher gas demand at peak times and possible "tight days" for electricity.
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The £1,000 mistake people are making with new iPhone purchase
Apple's new iPhone Duo is the company's first foldable device - but at £1,999, it's not cheap.
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Barclays cutting 5,000 jobs in AI-led efficiency driveBarclays has revealed it is cutting 5,000 jobs - 5% of its workforce - as part of efforts to save costs and drive efficiency through investment in artificial intelligence (AI).
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Post Office to launch first TV ads since Horizon scandalThe Post Office is to spend millions of pounds on its first television ads since the Horizon IT scandal, as it seeks to raise awareness of its range of bankjng services during a critical period for the state-owned company.