From Nick Baines, the Bishop of Croydon:

"Hot news! Today is a very significant day for motorsport lovers: it’s 100 years to the day that a Frenchman won the first Monte Carlo Rally. (Not quite the original Rocket Man, but, anyway...)

Well, closer to home for me is that yesterday was the 23rd birthday of my youngest son, Andrew, who is working with street children in South Africa at the moment. He’s out there for six months – at his own vast expense – and we miss him. So, last night we raised a glass to him – and ran up a huge phone bill at our vast expense.

But, isn’t one day just the same as any other, really? It’s still just the same 24 hours with the sun rising in the morning and setting in the evening? Why do we make some days more special than others? Now, you might well think this is a waste of thinking space – I mean, isn’t it obvious that we just do see some days as more significant than others?

Well, I think there is something deeper than this that actually goes to the heart of how we are made. In the creation story at the beginning of Genesis in the Bible, God brings order out of the chaos of the world’s first day... and the same compulsion or instinct has been going on in us ever since. It’s as if we’re made to bring shape or pattern to all the stuff life throws at us that seems messy or incoherent. So, we mark anniversaries and birthdays and particular times of the year, putting down markers and creating rhythms.

Yet, it goes even deeper. I think there’s something brilliant about giving shape to time itself – to living with and through the seasons of the year and resisting the pressure to rush it all. Strawberries in spring and sprouts at Christmas and all that.

Another day, another year. Life’s never boring – and it never stands still."

The show was dedicated to anyone who is pondering on something for the weekend.

Phil Goddard from Chorley in Lancashire who chose the Big Screen Belter

Orla, Gemma, Vicki and Karen from Sevenoaks in Kent who are jumping out of a plane for charity!

Geoff Scott from Hurworth is retiring after 32 year with the Council

Tomasz Hutchings from Peterborough will be celebrating Catherine Of Aragon Day by dressing up!

Janie Kennedy from Belfast who went to see where the Titanic was built

Molly Wyatt from Portishead who is baking a cake for her Granny today

Harry Doyle from Essex chose the Golden Oldie

And of course...Sir Elton John!!