Have you ever wondered how our presenters like to spend Christmas? Whether Santa still visits - and which Christmas Number One will always have a place in their hearts? Well, now's the time to find the answers
Dermot Murnaghan's Christmas answers
What's your favourite Christmas Number One?
Anything by Sir Cliff - wouldn't be Christmas without him.
What's must see Christmas TV in your home?
This year it'll have to be The Office Christmas specials - perhaps our last sighting of the awfulness of David Brent.
What would be your worst Christmas fears?
Sleeping in and missing the children opening their stockings. Mind you there's no danger of that as they're up earlier than I rise for a Breakfast shift......3.30am.
What are the Christmas traditions at your house?
A girls v boys game of trivial pursuit. The males haven't won yet.
Any Christmas dreams?
More sleep......!
Natasha Kaplinksy's Christmas answers
What's your favourite Christmas Number One?
How could I possibly chose? They are all as wonderful as each other!
What's must see Christmas TV in your home?
BBC News obviously but Christmas chez Kaplinsky is not very telly-centric!
What would be your worst Christmas fears?
I had a bit of a disaster decorating my tree this year actually. My decorations are kept in a draw underneath a bed and while I was hanging up my baubles Dilly, one of my cats, climbed in for an adventure. She was trapped underneath for about six hours as I was tearing around the house trying to find her. I'm not sure she minded so much but I'll keep a closer eye on her next year!
Any Christmas traditions at your house?
Rather optimistically I always hang a double duvet at the end of my bed waiting for Father Christmas....it's never been filled but I live in hope!
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