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Hello and welcome to The One Show with Jon Richardson... And Angela

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Scanlon. Tonight we are joined by one of the biggest stars on the

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planet. He released his third album,

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'Divide' and tonight performing twice, it's the unand only, Ed

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Sheeran! # When I was six years

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old I broke my leg # I was running from my

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brother and his friends # Tasted the sweet perfume

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of the mountain grass I rolled down # Made friends and lost

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them through the years # Driving at 90

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down those country lanes # And I miss the way

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you make me feel, and it's real # When we watched the sunset over

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the castle on the hill # Fifteen years old and smoking

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hand rolled cigarettes # Running from the law

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through the backfields # Had my first kiss

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on a Friday night, # I don't reckon I did it

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right # And buy cheap spirits

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and drink them straight # Me and my friends have not thrown

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up in so long, # Driving at 90

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down those country lanes # And I miss the way

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you make me feel, # When we watched the sunset over

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# One's just barely getting by

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# And I can't wait to go home

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# I still remember these old country lanes

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# When we did not know the answers,

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# And I miss the way you make me feel, it's real

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# When we watched the sunset over the castle on the hill

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APPLAUSE. Absolutely wonderful. Still to come a world exclusive,

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when the man performs his new single single 'Supermarket Flowers'.

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At a school in Essex, there's beenen unusual delivery. We're trying to

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use this beast to create some real high art. And I'm not talking about

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the pretentious kind! These are living photographs, pictures formed

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by vast crowds of soldiers, photographed from a tower. Created

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in America in 1917, they were shot by Essex-born photographer, Arthur

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Mole. He had moved to America to join a religious community and his

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first pictures had sacred themes. But the talent was spotted by the

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military who wanted to show off strength and unity during the war.

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Although in the States no-one has heard of his birthplace of L Bexton.

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Well, we are putting that right. I have teamed up with photographer

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Carl Taylor to create a living photograph of himself in his home

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town. This is a real challenge.

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Mole used up to 30,000 people for his photographs, we have 650

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students from Bexley College. If they is what they are like today, I

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wonder what they are like tomorrow! But that's the least of our worries,

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to take the living photo, Carl will be over 50 feet high.

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We are trying to use Arthur Mole's original technique. This is how he

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may have done it on the back of his glass screen. Remember this was 100

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years ago. We don't have the same. We have a modern camera but I'm

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going to use the small acer tape which I insert to my camera, so I

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can see the image that we need on the ground, so the technique will be

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very similar. Wow. Great. Great. Before we get

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started there is time for a quick art lesson. As the images recede in

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the distance, they get smaller! What is clever about what he did is that

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the Statue of Liberty doesn't get smaller from the base to the tip of

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the torch, it would have been about half a mile. There are 17 people at

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the base but in the torch alone, there are 12,000 people! We've only

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got 650. But it take as whole day to mark out the image on the ground. By

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the time we're ready, the weather is threatening to ruin everything.

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It's getting a bit windy, if this starts swaying around we are heading

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back down. Let's roll! Come in, come in. One,

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two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight. Come on, we need more of you.

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Lots more! Come on! Puff yourself in there.

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I hope we've got enough kids! Keep coming! This is where most of the

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kids are used up in the hair. In the stretched perspective from where we

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see it, it looks a short distance but on the ground it's a long

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distance. A century ago, most techniques

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showed the might of America's army, today it's unioning an entire

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school. Three, two, one, cheese!

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ALL SPEAK AT ONCE Cheese! Fantastic! I think we did

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it, Adebanji, I think we've nailed it.

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Our living photo of Arthur Mole, no longer forgotten about in Lexton.

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Give yourselves another round of applause! It's quiet in the studio!

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Can with you get a round of applause for Ed Sheeran, please! He's inside!

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Ed, it's been a big day. We have something very, very special for

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you. Do you want to do the honour, Jon?

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Yes. Now, you sang a song, 'Lego House'. We are a fan. Angela has

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nothing to do last evening. Wow, did you do that? I may or may

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not have done it! That's incredible. That is over 4,000 pieces in there.

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Can I keep that?! Yes, it's yours! You can keep it later. We were

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afraid you could smash it. You are interested in art, right? Yes.

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You designed the album art cover in Damien Hirst' studio.

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Yeah, there you go. There was one day I was trying to think what to do

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for an album cover. I knew I wanted it bright blue. I had been there and

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visited it before. I had seen he had the huge spinning machine for his

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spin paintings. So I, he luckily, allowed me to go there. We got

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dressed up in the jump suits and he just gave me loads of blue paint

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buckets and I just lobbed them. He let you loose in his studio? Yep.

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I got covered in paint and he sent them to me. He was really sweet.

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When you said that he used them for his spin paintings, I'm assuming he

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does not just "lob" paint?! Well, his are more planned.

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And he drew a tattoo as well? He drew a shark. I got it tattooed.

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Where is it? On the ribs. So you get a tattoo to mark key

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events in your life. That is exciting. The first album in three

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years. I have had the 'Divide' tattoo since

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2011. Just under the watch. Sorry, what

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was the question before that? You have 12 songs from three years, how

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does it come about? Lots of whittling down. Every time I thought

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that the album was done, I would leave it a bit. Then came back and

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realised I could do better. So I kept adding and taking away.

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A lot of maths! Smart! It got to the point where had someone not just

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taken the album and put it out, I could have done that forever. I

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didn't know when the album was done. So So someone took it.

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Who tells you? Time! I said I wanted to release it on the 1st of January.

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So it had to happen. But I had Castle On The Hill recorded and done

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for about two years. We never thought it would be a single.

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Right, and Multily, your last album, sold 14 million coppice, you had a

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target this time, is that right? It was ten.

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You exceeded that. You did millions! Right! I reckon this time... I would

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like my main target to break France. It was the last market. I never

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really broke it on Plus or Multiply. It is just starting on this record.

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So I would throve break France. Why why Why is that? They have a big

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domestic artists. So 90% is French artists or you are competing with

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Rihanna, Justin Bieber. So the business side of things you

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have to take seriously? I spend a lot of time creatively creating

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something. I don't let business get involved in that. I make what I am

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happy with. But in my mind I'm like, why not have the whole world hear

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it. It is like a dirty word to say that I check statistics and figures,

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people might say that is not real. But it is about the music, so why

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not want the whole world to hear it. I don't understand why someone would

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make an album and then just say, cool.

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Stick it in the glove compartment! It makes sense.

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And you managed to make the album without a phone, that is what blue

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my mind. And Thinking Out Loud.

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The most popular wedding dance ever. On the first record, the A Team was

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such a big song. I thought I would never write a bigger song. There was

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a cloud over me. Then I shattered that. It was possible. So Thinking

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Out Loud was bigger than anyone thought it would be. I thought with

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this song, I think it is better, bigger.

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Which is the song you are talking about? It is called Perfect.

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It feels perfect to you? Yeah. That was the first song I wrote for the

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album. The first song I finished for it. My brother composed the strings.

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That was the first time we worked together. He is a classical

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composer. We asked you to get in touch and

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tell us the stories behind your first dance. As always, you didn't

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disappoint. As our whole wedding was movie

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themed, the only dance we could do was the dance from Dirty cap

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dancing. This happened about ten years ago, no-one was learning to

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dance for first dances. Learning to dance was daunting. It

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took us about six months. Six months.

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We put it on YouTube so our friends in America could see.

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The next morning I'm going to work and there's a girl sitting next to

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me and suddenly there is a huge photograph of you and me... It was a

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full page. I asked her to swap newspapers, she

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asked why... Because, that was me! That began months and months of

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newspapers, magazines, from all around the world. And my friend rang

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and then I was like, they want to fly us out to do Oprah Winfrey. I

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remember walking out and chatting to opera, and she asked us to do the

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dance. We were dancing and the audience

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clapping along and then they started to go mad. I am thinking we are not

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that good. Then I saw Patrick Swayze asking to cut in.

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I am taken over with Patrick. And I shouted let's do the lift. So he did

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the lift with me. We met at uni.

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Nick became ill Christmas 2013. . He was rushed to hospital. We

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realised he had lost his sight. They said it was cancer.

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I remember visiting Nick at the hospital and hearing a song on the

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radio, and linking the song to us, thinking we were perfect

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imperfections. We got a dance teacher to help us out.

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When we were practicing, the farmer drove past and stopped. Saying it

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was really nice to see young people dancing like in the olden days.

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Oh, my God! I think the first dance for us was

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symbolic because it was the first time our friends and family had seen

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us do something normal since Nick became ill. I wasn't a leading Nick,

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the roles had reversed, Nick was being a gentleman and leading his

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lady. We had an Irish theme running

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through the wedding and Dominik came up with the idea of having a bit of

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an Irish jig. Off I went teaching two left feet peak in the living

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room every night. Shouting at him to get it right. -- two left feet

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sheet. At one point, the wife fell over. Me being a true but I carried

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on so if she got back up and joined in she would know where she was up

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to. There was a fireman in the room who came to the rescue. I knew she'd

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be in good hands. He couldn't have done anything right, if you'd stops

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to pick me up I would have shouted at him for getting out of time, if

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he hadn't have picked me up, which he didn't, that was wrong, too. That

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it with being a married man, you can't do anything right. That's how

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you do it if the wife takes a tumble, she's on her own. My wife

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whispered to me in our first dance, she said, stop spinning, you're

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making me feel sick. That's romantic, isn't it? You're not just

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there for the wedding is coming you were there from the beginning, you

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are on record with the most romantic date ever where no fewer than five

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people got engaged at your gig. Pressure. I remember that. It's a

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weird thing because it just started happening after Thinking Out Loud

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came out. You'd just here in the middle of a quiet song an eruption

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of applause and screaming, I'd be like... I didn't do anything.

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Playing the O2 Arena in London, it happened five times in one song. By

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the end of it I had clocked. Getting annoying.

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For me, it's such an honour to have someone pick such a special moment,

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either to one of my songs, at one of my concerts. It's going to stay...

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Even if I die and my music dies, it's always that person's memory.

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Even if they get divorced they will remember that song forever. I wonder

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if anyone here got engaged at that very concert. Surely not! Lauren and

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Tom everybody! Congratulations. How did it happen? What did you do? I

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got down on my during give me Love and proposed. We were number three.

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You didn't get wobbly when you heard two eruptions? Slightly but I knew I

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wanted to do it that night. Did you get annoyed when the first people

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did it before you? God, that has dropped me in it. Kind of stole my

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thunder. When's the wedding? 10th of August. How plans coming along?

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Going good, bit stressful but I have my dress and everything. What about

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the first dance? Tenerife C. Who sings that?

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They've left a guitar next to me, I think... Here is your chance to

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rehearse it. Shall we know where the lights.

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# You look so wonderful in that address

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# I love your hair like that # The way it falls on the side of

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your neck # Down your shoulders and back

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# We are surrounded by all of these lies and people that talk too much

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# You've got the kind of look in your eyes as if no one knows

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anything but us # Should this be the last thing I

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see, I wanted to know... #. APPLAUSE Congratulations, of course, to

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Lauren and Tom. Another special performance from Ed later. First,

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here is our street barber Michael Douglas and this film was

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tailor-made for Ed and me. Around one in ten of us Britons

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belong to a very special and quite Today, I'm going to explore what's

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on the heads and in the minds All shades of red are gathering

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here at the Candid Arts Trust in London for music,

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art and a sense of community. It feels like I'm in the middle

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of a real social movement. There is a great kind of spirit

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about this whole event, Yeah, everyone is really friendly

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and I don't know if it stems But there is one experience

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all redheads seem to have in common. Being singled out at school

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because of their hair. I, ironically, was bullied

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by a ginger girl. I got the comments from

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other people but also... I don't know if she was

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trying to deflect any It could be psychologically

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that backwards. Being a redhead makes you different

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without even trying. So I think it is embracing

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what makes you stand out. In the past few decades,

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ginger has gone from a hair colour that hardly dare speak its name

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to being out and proud. There is a host of celebs

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who are glad to be red. One of the speakers today

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is Jacky Colliss Harvey. She has written a history

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of the redhead and at the root of it My mum has blonde hair,

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my father's hair was dark. When I arrived I was

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a great surprise. But this one gene is enough

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to mark you out for life. There is this thing

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called the ginger look. If two redheads spot each other,

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we always make eye contact. And sometimes we exchange a little

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comment as well, like, "great hair". It has been estimated that

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40% of the population of the United Kingdom

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are carrying the gene. It most definitely is not

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going to become extinct. That is one of the great

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myths about red hair. I just hope she doesn't say that

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when she sees her hair. Of course, there is one way

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in which red hair is just It loses its colour

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as it gets older. Someone who knows this

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all too well is stand-up performer and sitcom writer,

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Paul Kerensa. And this is the me I would

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like to get back to. If you could make that happen,

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that would be fantastic! It's part of me, it's

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part of my identity. I feel a bit self-conscious by not

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being ginger here today. It's nice to see the tables

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turned, absolutely. I am expecting to be bullied at any

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minute for being mousey brown! I have always been ginger

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and my hair has been And so today I thought

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I would dye my hair! Over a thousand gingers have

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embraced Redhead Day. They have been entertained,

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educated and, who knows, It's fair to say I felt

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a bit left out today. # He's got to be sure, he's got to

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be soon # He's got to be larger than life

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# Larger than life # What's he doing now? Mind my

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canary! A massive thank you to my co-host, Jon. Thank you to you,

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Angela. Performing Supermarket Flowers, here is Ed Sheeran.

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# Threw the day old tea from the cup flowers from the windowsill

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# Matthew had made Memories of a life that's been loved

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# Took the get well soon cards and stuffed animals

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# Poured the old ginger beer down the sink

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# Dad always told me don't you cry when you're down

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# But mum there's a tear every time that I blink

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# Oh I'm in pieces it's tearing me up but I know

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# A heart that's broke is a heart that's been loved

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# So I'll sing Hallelujah, you were an angel in the shape of my mum

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# When I fell down you'd be there holding me up

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# He'll say Hallelujah, you're home

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# Made the beds, stacked the chairs up

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# Folded your nightgowns neatly in a case

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# John said he'd drive, then put his hand on my cheek

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# And wiped a tear from the side of my face

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# I hope that I see the world as you did cause

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# I know a life with love is a life that's been lived

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# So I'll sing Hallelujah, you were an angel in the shape of my mum

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# When I fell down you'd be there holding me up

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# He'll say Hallelujah, you're home Hallelujah,

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# You were an angel in the shape of my mum

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# You got to see the person that I have become

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# That when God took you back, he said Hallelujah you're home.#

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APPLAUSE CHEERING

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These people will turn on anyone they start to doubt.

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So what do you believe in, Dougie? Justice.

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Have you heard about a plot to free the king?

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