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"I thought it would be fun. I thought wrong" Former footballer Len Johnrose is living with MND and challenging everyone to take on the ice foot challenge to fundraise. He tells #BBCBreakfast where he got the idea from https://bbc.in/3cWlCtR pic.twitter.com/9PDolBMXPL

Whether it's for drinks, yoga or being away with the fairies, every shed owner uses theirs differently. But which one deserves to win Shed of the Year pic.twitter.com/h3eX3BrVya

Have you returned to sport this week but are already nursing an injury? On #BBCBreakfast tomorrow we are looking at how to get back to exercise safely after lockdown. If you’re happy to feature, send us your injury story below...pic.twitter.com/dJngwOA6iO

Now it’s @louiseminchin’s turn to take on the Ice Foot challenge live on #BBCBreakfast. She’s a brave one! It’s the new fundraising campaign to setup by former footballer Len Johnrose to raise money for MND research. Will you be taking part too? https://www.bbc.co.uk/news pic.twitter.com/jmQadvtqV0

Remember the ice bucket challenge? Well it's all about the Ice Foot challenge now Setup by former footballer Len Johnrose, it involves dunking your feet in a bucket of cold water for 92 seconds to raise money for MND. You're up first @mrdanwalker https://bbc.in/31SDuiV pic.twitter.com/K8zxlXjGVJ

"Connections and interactions make a big difference to people" Alex is the founder of the Chatty Cafe Scheme which aims to tackle loneliness in society. She speaks to #BBCBreakfast as new figures released today expect to show a rise in loneliness. https://bbc.in/39PwkAk pic.twitter.com/Jar1cm5iY3

Calling all Harry Potter fans! Actor Jason Isaacs, who plays Lucius Malfoy in the films, is hosting 'The Ultimate Harry Potter Quiz' this weekend. He gives #BBCBreakfast his top quiz tips https://bbc.in/3fOjbeB pic.twitter.com/q44bX2R4VC

"It's a challenging situation to get 1,600 kids to wear a mask at all times" Headteacher Ges Smith speaks to #BBCBreakfast as secondary school pupils in England must keep wearing face masks in class until at least 17th May. https://bbc.in/2Q0qtRU pic.twitter.com/0DKNPLNsOI

"The benefits outweigh the risks - please get your vaccination" GP Dr Ellie Cannon urges people to receive their jab on #BBCBreakfast as a trial of the Oxford-AstraZeneca Covid vaccine on children is paused. https://bbc.in/31UDy1y pic.twitter.com/fpC2t29jKr

Marmalade with sausages anyone? Lou's a fan of the timeless snack. Comment below your favourite wacky food combination... https://bbc.in/3wuxRpr pic.twitter.com/TTzRY6aXVB

Six-year-old Rosie inspires new doll with Down’s syndrome https://bbc.in/3wy90ks pic.twitter.com/3iHNsjhlcB

"Both of the vaccines are highly effective - the risks of getting sick are far greater" Professor Adam Finn speaks to #BBCBreakfast as an Oxford-AstraZeneca Covid vaccine trial on children is paused. https://bbc.in/2PyP2pf pic.twitter.com/CCyPmrBcWi

"I make Van Goghs out of Fuzzy Felt" Artist Lucy got creative with the retro crafting toy after having to spend time off work due to surgery pic.twitter.com/dLMWvN6lQc

Primark and John Lewis are the latest big names to confirm their shops will be open for longer when non-essential retail returns on Monday in England But how will the shopping experience be different? @NinaWarhurst has the details. https://bbc.in/2PFRwSA pic.twitter.com/RZMRdTVc9b

On #BBCBreakfast with @mrdanwalker and @louiseminchin - An Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine trial on children has been paused but scientists urge people to take the jab - Primark and John Lewis confirm they'll open for longer in England - Dan and Lou take on the #IceFoot92 challengepic.twitter.com/RJhL5wDbdb

How to capture Orion on your phone tonight Lockdown has led to reduction in light pollution and darker skies mean more opportunity to capture that perfect picture https://bbc.in/3rUyDZd pic.twitter.com/JISnmBPWm0

How to capture Orion on your phone tonight Lockdown has led to reduction in light pollution and darker skies mean more opportunity to capture that perfect picture https://bbc.in/3rUyDZd pic.twitter.com/ZVtfk4RUAr

How the coronavirus pandemic has darkened our skies pic.twitter.com/bU4ozuN8dZ

Last year former Premier League star Chris Sutton lost his dad, who was also a footballer, to dementia. Chris is now calling for immediate change More here: http://bbc.in/3mqDAIe pic.twitter.com/RlIzoAVFpm