edwina currie has joined edwina currie hasjoined us to take a look at the papers.e because she was shorter than me and rather pretty but it is very creepy because we don't really know what we look like in the mirror, because it's not you. i remember going to a children in need event once and they produced several doubles including one that looked likejohn several doubles including one that looked like john major. laughter we will spare you that and move the papers. thanks for the sport, richard. great to see you. rhubarb gin. amazing. gin has become the cool drink of the recent times. this is a story about a particular company thatis story about a particular company that is producing rhubarb gin. there are others, of course. but three yea rs are others, of course. but three years ago they were making about 4000 years ago they were making about a0 0 0 bottles years ago they were making about 4000 bottles per year and now they are expecting to sell 350,000 bottles of rhubarb gin this year, not just any kind, bottles of rhubarb gin this year, notjust any kind, this pa

edwina currie who has been reviewing the papers this morning. stay with us, headlines coming up. hello, this is breakfast with rogerjohnson. here's a summary of this morning's main news. the president of the philippines is to visit victims of a tropical storm that's claimed nearly 200 lives. a relief operation is under way following flash flooding and mudslides. a state of emergency has been declared in several locations across the region, where tens of thousands of people have been forced to flee their homes. the storm is now heading west towards vietnam. north korea has described the latest un sanctions imposed on the country as an "act of war". on friday, the united nations voted for measures that include limiting the country's petrol imports by up to 90%. the sanctions were in response to pyongyang's ballistic missile tests. four people are being treated in hospital after a serious collision involving five vehicles on the mao motorway in oxfordshire shortly before midnight. it happened between junctions io and ii of the northbound carriageway, which reopened a short time ago.

edwina currie is here to tell us what has caught her eye. good morning. good morning. boris johnson this is borisjohnson and michael gove talking about brexiteers having to pay tax on the money to fund the leave campaign. the observer — health gap between rich and poor. the poor spend more time in a&e, says the observer. the mail on sunday — the army "be the best" motto. they have told us overnight that they are shelving those plans, so they are shelving those plans, so they may not drop them after all. and the sunday mirror has an interview with george michael's loved ones, saying his death still hau nts loved ones, saying his death still haunts them, all that time after he died. thank you very much for coming in on christmas eve to talk to us and takea in on christmas eve to talk to us and take a look at the papers. you have got all your christmas shopping done, iam have got all your christmas shopping done, i am sure? well, i don't believe in spending loads and loads of money on christmas. we didn't decorate the house until yesterday. gosh, you did leave it late. we