Mylo and Rosie fronted BBC Radio 1’s Early Breakfast for the Tuesday Early Morning Register, checking in with listeners waking up for work, night shifts and long drives.
The presenters caused a stir by rebranding lorry drivers and delivery workers as “Haulage Huns” instead of “truckers,” with listeners including Josh, Kai and Chris embracing the new name on air. Regular listener Leigh, previously nicknamed “Brock O’Leigh,” also messaged in after ten days away from early mornings.
In the Swap Exchange, “Rob the Pasty Man,” a bakery assistant, traded pasties and a sausage roll for a play of Coldplay and Rihanna’s “Princess of China.”
A “secret minger” phone-in saw listeners confessing bathroom and hygiene habits, including reusing gym kit and rarely washing mugs, while Mylo admitted, “I’m a secret minger too.”
September’s Future Artist of the Month was revealed as Manchester band West Side Cowboy, following their Glastonbury Emerging Talent win and debut album “It Goes On.”
In the quiz segment, calf-rearer Lizzie from Ashby scored nine points on the “Early Breakfast Brain” game, with a VAR review controversially awarding her a point for describing Cinderella’s carriage as “a big orange.”
Team captain duties went to Amber, who asked for the role to help her face “two spider infested buildings” at work.
New music included Clean Bandit’s tune of the week “Company” with Chloe and Omar Lyefook, plus a fresh track from London group XO. A clip from Dakota Johnson’s earlier appearance with Greg James was also replayed, discussing her friendship with Taylor Swift.
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