Neil Fox.

Joining Aisleyne on the panel were model and broadcaster Leilani Dowding, and research fellow Benjamin Loughnane.

As usual the panel discussed a variety of both serious and light-hearted topics including ingenious ways to save money, and the use of background music as a marketing tool.

A more serious discussion on the benefits of space travel in the light of NASA preparing to return to the moon took an unusual twist when Aisleyne disclosed that she might possibly be descended from aliens... You can watch a clip of Aisleyne's revelations in the Videos section.

Topics covered over two hours included a discussion on the merits of the Green Belt and, following on from Bristol Council's decision, whether strip clubs should be banned.

Among the varied topics discussed were 'Should you keep items belonging to your ex?', 'Should men be allowed to go topless every summer?', and 'Do public figures have the right to fight back?'. A short clip of Aisleyne's views on the last topic can be found in the Videos section.

Among the varied topics discussed on what was Fathers Day were 'Do Dads still matter?', David Beckham promoting the Qatar World Cup, should murderers be forgiven, and whether Camilla will make a good Queen Consort.

The Fathers Day themed quiz at the end of the programme was 'Whose Celeb Dad Is It?' requiring the panel to guess the identity of celebrities from photos of their fathers.

Topics discussed included whether marriage was old fashioned, the possible return of imperial measurements, and if eating out was still worth it. Aisleyne was also asked about the previous weekend when she was the victim of an attempted mugging. A clip of that segment is available in the Videos section.

The programme closed on a lighter note with a game called 'Cake or Fake' with the panel having to decide whether photos showed a real object or a replica made of cake.