01/09/2014 The One Show

finally here. We have them all. I can't wait until the summer.

Hello and welcome to the One Show with Alex Jones. And Matt Baker.

This week we are bringing you The One Show Music Festival and unlike

most festivals, this one is especially for you at home. From

world-class pianist Lang Lang to Robert Plant. Each night, we are

going to end the show with a live performance and then you'll be able

to catch the full sets later on iPlayer and the red button. The

first band on our stage are The Vamps.

APPLAUSE First, the perfect guest to kick off this

musical week, it's the man who brought music to Motown.

# People say I'm the life of the party

# Because I tell a joke or two... # # Take a good look at my face

# You see the smile.. # # And mamma told me... #

# I don't care about anything else, but being with you, being with

you... # The man himself is here. Please

welcome smokey rock inson. APPLAUSE

-- smokey rock inson. APPLAUSE We are going to be talking

about your new duets album very shortly. Welcome to the world of the

One Show, because also in a minute, Anita will be clearing up just what

is Watt what it comes to the vaccums that are going to be banned thanks

to EU regulations. It doesn't look very comfortable. You could come

over here. If you've struggled to get an appointment at your local

surgery then here's the bad news, it might be about to get a lot worse.

A typical day in a very busy urban GPs' surgery. We've all heard

stories about longer waits for appointments and complaints from

doctors that surgeries don't have the funds to cut waiting times. The

next appointment I've got is going to be about ten days. If you feel

it's more urgent I can put you on triage. Money - when it comes to the

budget, about half the money received is paid per patient, not

per patient visit. To that, regardless of how old they are or

sick or home times they visit. Nationally we are visiting GPs more

often. It's estimated the number of consultations has risen by 0 million

over five years, that's 8 million extra appointments a year. This

surgery here in Swinton claims to be overstretched and short of cash. The

average patient sees a GP six times a year, but even that's double the

number of visits from a decade ago. That's a level of demand that the

British medical association says far outstrips capacity. Mum, Hannah is

here with Alfie. They show just how much individual needs can vary even

in one family. Alfie comes regularly? He has suffered with bad

chest infections. I'm coming two or three times a month. At worst he

would see a doctor 35 times a year? Yep. That's huge? It is, yep. How

often do you see the doctor? I come every three month. One patient at

this surgery requires a phone consultation every day and has had

56 surgery appointments and 12 home visits in the past year and the

surgery's payment for all that, the flat rate of ?71. Doctor Krishnan is

a partner at the surgery, which looks after more than 9,000

patients. Why are people waiting three weeks to see you? The health

needs of the population has changed in terms of patients are now living

longer with more chronic conditions than in the past. We used to have a

policy where you are waiting longer than a week we used to employ locums

to bring it down to less than a week. Because more and more is

pushed our way, we've had to cut back. The money you get per patient

goes up every year, right? It goes up marginally, but not in line with

inflation or the costs that go up every year. I head out with the

doctor on one of his home visits. Good afternoon. How are you? I'll

pop this on. It will be tight around your arm. It's all right. When I ask

how many people are happy with their GP they seem as high as ever. We are

just about staying afloat, but we are reaching a point where general

practice is about to collapse. It's been reported that on average GP

partners earn over ?100,000 a year. I don't make that kind of money. Are

you over 90? Nowhere closement I've not done my tax return, but I

probably get 60, if that. I'm not asking for my pay to go up, but if

you can find some way of getting me an extra GP we'll be able to do

more. It must be tempting not to take on patients who have got type

two diabetes or heart problems or a kid with asthma. You can't do that.

We are trained to look after the health needs. The practice partner,

Dr Ian Turner has worked for the NHS for 12 years, but he's so

disillusioned he's quit and is moving to Canada. Why is the grass

so much greener? My role is to look after patients and not to tick

boxes. We have a perfect storm brewing. We have 25% or more of GPs

over the age of 55. We have a recruitment crisis in general

practice and you end up with people becoming under pressure and

increasingly burnt out and at that point mistakes will happen and harm

comes to patients. We put the concerns of the GPs to the

Government and they told us they understand the pressures and they

are training thousands more GPs by 2020. Now, today sees the

introduction of a piece of EU legislation that we may just have to

suck up. It's difficult. It's the ban on high-power vacuum cleaners.

Now, Anita is here to tell us a little more. Go on then. As of

today, there is a ban on the import and manufacture, steady, this is

quite interesting, of vacuum cleaners with a wattage above 1600

Watts. That is it. You won't be able - you can still buy them, but all

the ones that are in stock have been sold they'll no longer exist. This

is all about energy efficiency. Basically, across the EU they're

trying to save 30% energy by 2030. It will save us about ?8 a year in

real terms. Will we have to go over the same patch every time? Surely

we'll have to work twice as hard, but the spokesperson from the

Commission has said it shouldn't really make much difference. Smokey,

good suggestion on your old vacuum cleaners in the States? Absolutely.

What difference will it make other than the fact you have to go over

the same place several times. It doesn't end there. It all started

with light bulbs. It's not the personal energy. Think of the

exercise you'll be getting. Lots of exercise. It's not just stopping

there. In fact, you may be quite shocked by this - 2017 they'll

reduce the wattage on vaccums even more and they will be no more than

900 Watts, so unsurprisingly there has been a rush on vaccums. People

need to pick stuff up off the floor. In the future, kettles, lawn mowers

and hair dryers. Wet hair and a messy floor. Disaster. All in one

hit. But we are saving energy. We are. It's all about energy saving.

Thank you. It comes as no surprise when Smokey decided to put together

an album of duTS he discovered some -- duets, he discovered some

big-hitting fans. Smokey Robinson first came into my life when I was a

teenager collecting song records. I was lucky enough to pick Track of My

Tears, because I've always loved the song. It may be the greatest upon

song ever. -- pop song ever. He still plays and he's rele vent and

sings great. -- relevant and sings great. He's a national treasure.

APPLAUSE Smokey, 12 duets on here. Where did the idea

come from for this particular album? Actually, my production manager and

my manager got together to discuss doing this particular record and

they thought it would be a twist if we did songs that I had rin and

contacted the artists. Randy Jackson from American Idol, he's the

producer of the record, so they contacted Randy and he contacted the

artists. They chose their favourite song and the songs that you hear

them singing on this record is their favourite song. It was a joy for me

because all I had to do was sing and didn't have to worry about it. All

the artist put their twists on the song. You've got loads of people on

the album. Steve Tyler and John Ledgened and Jessie J, but were you

surprised with some of the songs. Were you happy? I was very happy.

When another person loves one of my songs, as a songwriter that is my

dream come true, so whatever song they would have picked would have

been fine with me. I don't care and Randy let them put their own twists

on before I got to the studio. You didn't mind the twists? Not at all,

man. There are millions of songs. There are millions and millions of

songs and most of the people are songwriters so if they chose one of

mine, I loved it. Obviously, your songs mean something different to

everybody, but where do you start then when you get a tune or is it

the lyric that you start with? Where does it begin firstly? Yes, it's the

lyrics and sometimes it's the Manchester Citiy. It starts where it

starts. There's no start point for me. Whenever I'm inspired or

whenever I get a couple of words or something that insurance spires me,

you might say -- inspires me, you might say something and you might

give you credit if it's a great song. Go on then. It just starts

where it starts. I'm not a songwriter who has to take two

months off and go to the mountains so I rest and be inspired. It might

happen on the plane. On the bus. When did it happen last? It last

happened the night before last. Can you give us the tune? No, because

you know what I do, I'm not in a position to really just do that, so

before I lose it I call my Voice Mail and I put it on my Voice Mail,

so if I can play it back for you, you could hear it. Do you have a

title? No, I don't have anything. I have the view words and a melody, so

I quickly called my Voice Mail and put it down before I forgot it.

We'll listen to that later. Yes. Bob Dylan said you were one of the

greatest poets, but you have performed poetry as well as singing?

I do. I have a show I do called Words and it's a night where I go

and I do about an hour and 15 minutes of just my poetry. I do it

in theatres, just like a concert or something, but it's called Words and

that's what I do. You do a bit of everything? The album is released on

8th September. If you haven't heard and apparently half of us haven't,

there's a small piece of paper that costs quite a lot of money which is

going to be obsolete come the end of this month. Yes, we are talking

about... Wait for it, the car tax diS being and Tom -- disc and Tom

has been finding out why. I pay my income tax, my council tax, national

insurance and trust me, plenty of VAT. But you wouldn't be able to

tell that by looking at me, because until now the only tax I had to

display to prove I had to prove it was -- I had to display to prove I

had paid it is the tax Disc. It first appeared in 1921, costing

about two weeks' wages. Back then there were only 600,000 cars on --

600 cars on the world, but with almost two billion tax discs being

given out, the DVLA explain why. We think it's a waste of money. How

will you tell if people are driving around with a tax? We know on the

system whether you have or not. The first thing is to pay it as soon as

you can, otherwise we'll pick it up and make sure you are heavily

reminded. The key is the number plate. The DVL's portable cam --

DVLA's portable cameras will send you a fine.

longer need this. -- as the of October.

On this record player, we have six faces

You have worked with so many. When it stops, we will ask you a question

on that particular person. Ready? The Beatles. Lots of people would be

amazed to know that they recorded one of your songs on their second

album. How did that come about? I don't know. But this is what was

talking about earlier. People picking your songs, the Beatles sang

one of mine, and I was elated. They had two or three Motown songs on

that album. For them to pick up one of my songs,

that album. For them to pick up one gosh, what can I say? What could be

better?! And did they come directly to you? They do not have to. To

record another artist's song, you just record it and the record

company gets the license to release it. That is it. If they had come to

me, I would have said, absolutely, immediately! And was it a good

version? Absolutely. On we go. Jackson five. Hang on, six,

according to this. Who is Joel? Amazingly, you were at their

audition, the very first audition. I was. What did you make of the young

boys at that point? I thought they had a great future at that point,

especially considering Michael was out front. He was nine or ten when I

saw him. And he was actually 40! I had never seen a kid like that

before. He was so talented and incredibly poised. I was thought of

his life as being a paradox because when he was a little boy, he was a

man, and when he was a man, he was a little boy. But faculty was

fantastic. But the overall picture, I have been watching entertainers

all my life. I have a film, the first video, of people like Count

Basie and Bessie Smith, and the overall picture of being able to

sing and perform, and dance, Michael was the best I have ever seen. Well,

we have some youngsters out here that we think you will enjoy because

coming up we have the first live performance of the one show music

Festival, the vans with a Simon and Garfunkel classic.

But first, some peace and tranquility.

Mike Dilger discovers a Scottish wildlife project that is spreading

The spree had suffered from persecution for decades.

Historically, it was widespread across Britain by the 1950s, there

was only one breeding pair. Whilst working for the RSPB, Roy Dennis

championed the return of the osprey. Next to his work, there are now more

than 300 breeding pairs. They went in Africa before returning to the

same nesting site. After right's success, other countries are seeking

his help to re-establish their breeding populations. This man is

from the Basque country in northern Spain. In the northern peninsula,

they disappeared many years ago, probably due to persecution and

habitat destruction. Now we have ospreys passing through the Basque

country every autumn. But they do not breed there. So passing through

is one thing but how do you persuade them to breed there? The best way is

to locate young birds and when they grow up and are released, they think

that this is home. And after years in Africa in the winter, they will

come back there and they will choose that is the place to breed. And that

first step will create a population of breeding ospreys. Ospreys are

doing extremely well in Scotland so by taking a number of Scottish

checks to Spain, it should make the European population stronger. Last

year, and a special licence, right sent 12 osprey checks to the Basque

country, and this year he is doing the same. He is about to get his

ninth. That is a typical nest. Chicks will be brought down by Ian,

an expert handler. Ospreys can have up to three chicks, but there are

only two in this nest. Does it represent a problem if you take only

one away? I don't think so. With this sort of work, we have to be

professional but some of the nests we go to, we find the chicks dying.

Lots of chicks, it is kind of natural. We will take one to Spain

for the project and the other will be there. The parents will come back

and it will get more food. We have a female circling overhead. As soon as

we walk away, she will, perch or go to the nest. Both chicks are removed

but Roy needs to check them over before deciding which one to choose.

Look at that! Beautiful! before deciding which one to choose.

Look at It is just a perfect size. Gorgeous feathers, hardly any down.

Both males. I'd prefer them because they are more likely to come back to

the release site. If they start to breed, they attract females to join

them. Once the chicks are measured, Roy makes his decision. This one is

quite aggressive. They are both perfect for the size that we want. I

am happy with either. I think that one is a bit feistier, so I would

rather have the quieter one. The feisty chick is returned. And the

other one is carefully transported back to right's house. -- Roy's

house. Valuable cargo. Coming here. These two I don't earlier. I'm going

to put them in. Most people have jumped in their garage, but you have

osprey chicks! Are you happy that the birds are ready for Spain? They

are great. They have beautiful eyes. That is the most important thing. If

they are unwell, the eyes are dull. For the next 48 hours, the chicks

will be well looked after. Once they have been given a final health

check, they will be taken to Spain to start their new lives. And I'll

be there to see them when they take their maiden flight.

And you can see how the ospreys find life in Spain tomorrow night. Also

tomorrow, Helen Mirren will be here, and the music will be from the line.

-- Lang Lang. Smokey, from all the things you've

seen tonight, what is the one thing you will be most likely to write a

song about? The fact that you are losing so many things in the future,

the car tax and the powerful vacuum cleaner! That is the lesson from

tonight's show. Time now for The Vamps with their version of Simon

and Garfunkel, Cecilia, from their gold selling album, Meet The Vamps.

Taken away lads! -- take it away. # Cecilia, you're breaking my

heart. # You're shaking my confidence

daily. # Put your hands up, you're

surrounded, I found it. # The top is never good, now I've

got everything except you. # No doubt in my heart, I've still got

the blues. # Turn my radio up and it's just my

luck, turn my TV on, it's the same old song. # Why are you following

me? # I've been missing you, yes.

# Everybody knows, everywhere I go, the whole world is singing to me.

Cecilia, you're breaking my heart. # You're shaking my confidence

daily. # Here we go!

# Cecilia, I'm down on my knees. # I'm begging you, please, to come

home. # Come on home.

# At the girl of my dreams and now she's all gone.

# Thought it could last forever but I was or wrong.

# She doesn't even want to see my face any more.

# I do what it takes, take the time and place.

# Turn the radio up and it's just my luck.

# Turn my TV on and it's the same old song, why are you following me?

# It's like everybody knows, everywhere I go, all world is

singing to me. # Cecilia, you're breaking my heart.

# You're shaking my confidence, daily.

# Cecilia, I'm down on my knees. # I'm begging you, please, to come

home. # Come on home.

# Over where many miles apart, I still feel her.

# There will never be another part like -- one like my Cecilia.

# You're like and see, please, tell me you still care about me.

# Comeback too come back to me. Sing it back!

# You're shaking my confidence daily.

# Cecilia, I'm down on my knees, I'm begging you, please, to come home.

# I'm begging you, begging you! London, let me hear you make some

noise! Thank you so much to the one show for having us here today. We

have been The Vamps and you guys have been very, very awesome. See

you soon. One two, three! # Cecilia, I'm down

on my knees. # I'm begging you, please, to come

home. Thank you so much!