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Shop Well For The Planet (BBC) Joanna Page and Jordan Banjo will be among the presenters of a new BBC mini-series exploring eco-friendly shopping. Shop Well For the Planet?, will run for three episodes and aims to help families across the UK find out if they can in an environmentally conscious way without spending a fortune. Each episode will follow a family as they test a variety of sustainable versions of the products they currently buy, and afterwards they will decide if they are going to change their shopping habits to help the planet. The show will be hosted by actress Page and broadcast...

Jordan Banjo to replace Gregg Wallace on Eat Well for Less in major BBC shakeup Mirror 7 hrs ago Nicola Methven Gavin & Stacey favourite Joanna Page is to make her debut as a BBC presenter alongside Melanie Sykes on Shop Well for Less? The pair replace former hosts Steph McGovern, who has joined Channel 4, and The One Show’s Alex Jones, currently pregnant with her third child. Also, Jordan Banjo is to replace outgoing Gregg Wallace on sister BBC1 show Eat Well for Less? with Chris Bavin remaining as the co-host. Wallace quit after eight years in January, saying he needed t...

The series will premiere on BBC Two and BBC iPlayer later this year, and will feature six half-hour episodes as Mary shares her passion through some of her most exceptional dishes

“People take far more care over their summer holiday than they do over the much larger cost of their food. We’re not suggesting you eat gruel or rubbish food, only that you shop more intelligently,” says Gregg Wallace.

TV Editor Today's TV tips include the final of the 2021 Home of the Year, the return of Snackmasters with a stab at finger-lickin' KFC, a look at the mysteries of the Sistine Chapel, and the opening quarter-finals in the Champions League . . . Pick of the Day Home of the Year, 8.30pm, RTÉ One So, here we are – the greatest gaffs assemble to see who gets dinner party bragging rights for the next 12 months. Judges Hugh Wallace, Amanda Bone and Suzie McAdamgather one final time to examine the properties of the seven finalists who are competing for the title of Home of the Year 2021.