Shourjo starts your day with news headlines, business, sport and music.

Alison and Phil find out about Clean Eating and report from Victoria Baths in Manchester where tickets go on sale for the first public swimming in a quarter of a century.

Ted sits in and speaks to Matt Peacocks whose identity was stolen for three years and is campaigning to protect others from "catfishing".

Becky speaks to author Dawn O'Porter about her new book, The Cows.

Chelsea pits her wits against a 12-year-old girl from Sale who has got the highest possible score on the Mensa IQ test plus the latest in the ongoing crisis with the drug spice.

Bill Rice asks who you think should be Manchester United captain next season plus fan Roy Cavanagh talks about the first time United played Anderlecht in 1956.

Georgey finds out about a digger which is stuck in the sea and needs a name and has a look around a Victorian baths in Manchester which is raising funds by allowing public swimming

Callers talk about baby Charlie Gard, alien abduction and Easter eggs.

BBC Radio Manchester joins BBC Radio 5 live.