Sunday Brunch
Sunday Brunch is a talk show on Channel 4. Tim Lovejoy and Simon Rimmer host the food and chat show, with guests, cookery and music. The program has been available since 2023. A total of 46 episodes have been broadcast, most recently in November 2024.
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3:00:00Sunday Brunch
Bob Mortimer chats about his new book and Gone Fishing. Binky Felstead tells us about new series Beyond Chelsea. Plus: Deborah Meaden, Sum 41, Mike Wozniak and Orla Gartland.
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3:00:00Daisy May Cooper, Vanessa Feltz and Jon Sopel tell us about their respective new books. Singer-songwriter mxmtoon chats about her new music. And there's live music from Courteeners.
3:00:00Tom and Danny from McFly talk about the latest series of The Voice UK. David Baddiel chats about his new book. Plus: Lisa McGrillis, Nikesh Patel, Jake Quickenden and Nina Nesbitt.
3:00:00Paul Heaton and James Blunt talk about their (respective) new albums. The Lightning Seeds perform one of their classic hits. Plus: Nicki Chapman, Ariyon Bakare and Will Best.
3:00:00Josh Widdicombe chats about his new tour. Jenny Eclair talks about her memoir. Plus: chat with Sophie Willan, Jessica Hynes, Eve and Tom Read Wilson, and music from The Dandy Warhols.
3:00:00Pop icon Lulu talks about her new tour. Alexandra Roach chats about BBC drama Nightsleeper. Craig David tells us about his new music. Plus: Chris Chung and Wings of Desire.
3:00:00Tim Lovejoy and Simon Rimmer host the food and chat show, with guests Ben Elton, Rosie Jones, Vogue Williams and Alexander Armstrong, and music from Tom Walker.
3:00:00Lucy Beaumont chats about her tour. Pixie Lott talks about her new music. There's live music from Blossoms. Plus: Ellie Leach, Gary Lightbody and Sophia Warner.
3:00:00TV and tour chat with Rakie Ayola, Phil Wang and Anna Williamson, and Paralympics perusal with Ade Adepitan, Fats Timbo, Milly Pickles, Ed Jackson, Lee McKenzie and Josh Pugh.
3:00:00Vicky Pattison talks about her new E4 series. Musician Jordan Stephens tells us about his book. Plus: Lara Pulver, Kerry Ellis, Pete Tong, Tom Kerridge and music from Frank Turner.
3:00:00Alex Horne tells us about his new book. Aston Merrygold talks about starring in The Wizard of Oz on the West End. Plus: Helen Lederer, Max Fosh and music from Will Young.
3:00:00Hollywood director Paul Feig chats about his new film. Yungblud talks about his music. Plus: chat with Taj Atwal, Phil Dunster and Tom Hughes, and live music from beabadoobee.
3:00:00Milton Jones tells us about his comedy tour. Scarlette and Stuart Douglas talk about the new series of Worst House on the Street. Plus: Nitin Sawhney, Olivia Attwood, Jim Sturgess and more.
3:00:00Spencer Matthews talks about his latest challenge: running 30 marathons in 30 days. Matt Forde chats about his UK comedy tour. Plus: Andy Nyman, Rachel Parris, Louise Brealey and Soft Play.
3:00:00The Fun Lovin' Criminals' Huey Morgan chats about his solo UK tour and Ryan Samson discusses his new show Mr Bigstuff. Plus: Layton Williams, Rhea Norwood, Marisha Wallace and Cat Burns.
3:00:00Ellie Taylor chats about her UK comedy tour. Alex James tells us about this year's Big Feastival. Plus: Andrew Maxwell, Iwan Thomas, Michelle de Swarte and music from Travis.
3:00:00Yvette Fielding tells us about her new memoir and Frank Skinner talks about his latest tour. Plus: Alexandra Burke, Kellie Shirley, and live music from The Mysterines.
3:00:00Cyndi Lauper tells us about her new album. Steve Toussaint chats about House of the Dragon. Plus: Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen, Jill Halfpenny, Steve Stamp, Allan Mustafa and The Mary Wallopers.
3:00:00Harry Hill talks about his podcast and UK tour. Fleur East tells us about her radio show. Plus: chat with Sister Bliss, Hammed Animashaun and Coco Jones and music from Sea Girls.
3:00:00Fearne Cotton tells us about her new book. Gemma Atkinson chats about her new TV show. Plus: chat with Clive Myrie, Andrew 'Beef' Johnston and Emma Barnett and music from Alfie Templeman.