Rhiannon Lambert

That was in Northamptonshire.

And that's a fraction of what they will have actually uncovered.

So actually 5,000 is barely anything.

I would imagine there's masses of these illegal drugs circulating in this country.

A temperature controlled environment, Ella.

I mean, goodness me, some of these meds, that's what concerns me almost about the moving on from injections to the pill form of the drug.

I understand it's going to simplify and make a lot of people's lives easier access.

But actually, we'll see the black market rise even more so because you can disguise even more in pill form and more people can probably create counterfeits compared to the injections.

Now we move on to a very different headline today but

So researchers gave pregnant women.

I mean, I don't know how I'd feel about this because I found it hard to stomach anything in pregnancy.

So obviously, let's take this all with a pinch of salt, but they gave pregnant women either a kale powder capsule or a carrot powder capsule during the final.

Yeah, so interesting, because in pregnancy, it's really hard to have a variety of tastes.

As anybody will know, if you were like Ella and I, who both experienced beige all the way through, I think Ella did for one, I did for both pregnancies, it's very difficult.

So researchers tried a capsule approach, which again, give or take.

Researchers gave pregnant women either kale powder capsules or carrot powder capsules.

Now, remember, we discussed last week

The carrot juice, which was one of the original studies looking at taste preferences for the first 1,000 days of life.

And they introduced these capsules during the third trimester, so the final months of pregnancy.

And interestingly, they actually found that when they tracked these babies' reactions to these smells over several years first, and they did this, by the way, by looking at the facial expressions of babies.