Rhiannon Lambert

She has a bell to try and give them a warning if she's coming.

Oh, my God.

Well, our mini sausage dog loves a dead mouse.

Oh.

don't don't love a dead mouse she does okay we're moving on to the health headlines that matter I have a fear of mice as well so it's not good oh do you I think they're quite cute I just want to like save them all no give me a snake a spider I'm fine a mouse oh my gosh heebie-jeebies right good to know let's talk about posh sandwiches versus cheeseburgers let's do it so you've probably seen the headlines this week that

posh sandwiches, aka a sandwich from somewhere like Gales, may have more salt than nearly five cheeseburgers.

This is quite a misleading headline, but it was in the BBC.

It was everywhere.

It was everywhere.

Guardian did a piece, I believe.

It's quite polarised.

Apparently it can bring up the value of a house just by having a Gales in Radius.

What's the kind of real deal behind the headlines?

Yeah, full disclosure.

Thank you for saying that, Ella.

Every year I team up with an activation group called Action on Salt and Sugar.

And we're campaigning just to help public awareness on the fact that we are over-consuming salt in the UK and over-consuming sugar.

So many reasons.

I think blood pressure and the risk of heart disease, the main one.

We're also looking as well at links with cancers and the overall diet, palatability, quantity that's then consumed.