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Hello and welcome to a very festive Wednesday One Show. With Matt Baker

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And with Alex Jones. A it's the season of goodwill, we will go big

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on the giving theme tonight. . We will meet the teacher who gave the

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gift of life to one of his pupils. Tom Daley and Strictly star, Claudia

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Fragapane, will be giving a young sports star a very special honour.

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Crowning them BBC Young Sports Personality of the Year. To keep us

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company on the sofa this evening, we give you three guests who all come

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in the same sanlt it disguise. Can you guess who they are? Behind the

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beard of Secret Santa number one is... An actor and comedian who

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makes us go Ho, ho. Underlet hoot of Secret Santa is another actor and

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comedian who make us go. Ha, ha. And Secret Santa number three is a

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Prince of pop who make us go Olly,ology iy, Olly. Oy, Oy, Oy!

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It's Johnny Vegas, Sally Lindsay and Olly Murs. Come on over. Have a

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seat. There we are. Come on in, Johnny. You have to make an effort

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with the decorations. What do you think, elaborate. Wonderfully

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middle-class and under stated. Many comments have been made in my

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streets in London about the amount of lights I put up. The Set the

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scene, what is happening? Not loads, I don't think, for the actual shop

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front. Small sparkling icicles and a bush that looks like it should be

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talking to Moses. We went for lights inside. We have four trees. It's

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excessive. Four? I have old ones because I think it's nice. Then I

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get new ones. If's gone silly. Your family all dress up. That is my nana

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and pops. They are lovely. This year we are doing PJs. All day? Whoever

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gets the best one gets a special present. A lovely idea. A bit of

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fun. It's your wedding anniversary today isn't it? It is. Many happy

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returns. How many years? We have been together 13, but it's three. It

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took a long time to get round to it. What are you doing here? He's taking

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me for dinner. That is why I did my hair. It wasn't for the One Show. We

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will talk about Still Open All Hours. Olly is performing his brand

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new single. We've said that tonight

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is all about giving and let's start with a scheme that's giving some

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much needed hope and It's the brainchild of one man

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with a radical idea, he's put the word 'shelter' back

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into bus shelter. I'm on my way to the Isle of Wight

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to see a man about a bus. This is no ordinary bus, it's a double-decker

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that's been converted to provide shelter for the island's rough

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sleepers, making it the UK's first mobile homeless hostel. It's the

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brain child of Kevin Newton who was once homeless himself. Kiting out

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the double-decker was his own work. Brilliant. Is while the council here

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has hostels for the long-term homeless the only emergency shelter

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closed in February. Sleeping 16, the bus has an open coal fire and

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working kitchen. People can stay as long as they need to. The

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qualification for coming on board is that me US able to register with the

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council as homeless. No drinking or smoking and no drugs. Everyone is in

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bed by 11.00pm, up by #.00am and we are one big family. He bought the

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bus for ?7,000 and raised a further ?35,000 to help convert it. Tell us

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where did the inspiration come from? There was a sleep bus in Australia

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in Melbourne. That drives around and collects people. I wanted to do more

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than just collect people. I wanted to change their lives. It's a great

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idea. Do you think it could be seen as a big bus badge of shame for the

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local authority? I think it probably has been a little embarrassing.

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There are people sleeping in forests and woods. I don't think they

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realised there was as many rough sleepers. What we've done is we've

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brought everybody together. Currently, 15 rough sleepers call

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the bus home, including Gary and Kay who have been living rough rough for

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a couple of months. Where were you before you came here? Sleeping in

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tents, one park we went to and a lot of kids threatening to burn the tent

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down, throwing sticks and stones, whatever they could. It was

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horrible. Is it fair to say you feel really safe here? Yeah. Knowing

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there are volunteers you can talk to as well when you need to. The doors

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are always locked at night. Loads safer. Many rough sleepers come with

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addiction and other health problems. The bus has a permanent PO Box

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address sos these can register with the doctor, register for work and

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council payments. We are waiting to hear about a one bedroom flat. It

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would be nice for him to go back to work to get money together. Could

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the bus hostel catch on? Gareth Edwards works for a charity that

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provides homelessness services for Worcester Council? What brought you

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here? Someone approached me saying they heard about what was being done

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here. I thought if someone has done it, it makes sense to come down and

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see if it will work as an alternative tole night shelters. The

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bus picks peoples up around the island in the day. It parks in the

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same spot overnight. It's 5.30pm and every guest gets an evening meal.

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Matty has been using the service after sleeping rough in a tent and

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then at the back of a shop. I was freezing cold, Kevin said, come down

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for an interview. I came down and I've been here ever since. A

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week-and-a-half. It's brilliant. The best thing that's ever happened,

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really. The project has the backing of Cllr Julia Smith who oversees the

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island's housing. There was a shelter that was returned? The

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building was turned back to education for a school. I had taken

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over my role. All of a sudden I got hit with - the night shelter is

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closing. Kevin came to see me and say - I want to turn a bus into a

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homeless shelter. Having been homeless myself I can really

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identify with people and it breaks my heart to note there are a number

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of people who have fallen through the net for some reason. They are

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the people that Kev is picking up and introducing back into the

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system. Have you got coal? Fantastic. Could the bus idea be

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heading to Worcestershire with Gareth? What is the most surprising

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thing you found when you arrived at the bus? The fact it has a nice

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community feel. As funds get tighter we need to think of progressive

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solution that is could work everywhere. Next morning, the bus

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delivers me back to the ferry. There is no easy solution to

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homelessness, even on a holiday island. I mean, the bus may have its

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critics, one thing is for sure, it provides cheap and effective

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support. We can get on board with that. I'm sure loads of people

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watching that, it's a brilliant idea. It's brilliant idea. I could

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offer to drive that bus. You have your licence now. You should do it.

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A brilliant idea, brilliant scheme. Bocking day night Still Open All

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Hours. It started three years ago as a one-off thing. It has become a

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really big series again, hasn't it? Yeah. It was a pilot. We blagged a

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part on it, didn't we? We did. As husband and wife. It's the most

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watched thing on TV in terms of a sitcom. Is it? I should have own

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known that, shouldn't I? You have plans, you told us in great detail

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you are out on boxing night. Will you watch it with your families. My

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kids are six now. They have been watching the re-runs. They start

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crying, laughing. You can watch it with little ones. It's unusual. It's

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a cosy sitcoms that you enjoy to sit down and watch together. It's that

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community. Is that how it feels, even from the read through stage do

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you have a laugh and joke? It's one of the nicest casts, isn't it?

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Stephanie Cole. Love you. Legend. She so funny in rehearsals. It's

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lovely. You feel you have been adopted by the original cast. You

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are, working with these people. Watching it on Christmas Day, you

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are watching something you used to watch with your mum and dad. We had

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that many pictures next to the picture of Ronnie Barker. We are

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like that... We can't believe it. We are in this cast. It's unbelievable.

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No egos. The bigger you are, the less ego I found. We are the

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juvenile leads, aren't we, kid? We are always kicking off about the

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catering. You are Kath and Eric, a married couple, not exactly love's

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young be dream. We are in love, ish. You are always... In character you

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are telling me you are love. You are not asking me if we're in love. Are

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you hoping for a thunder storm this series? Yes. Always trying to get a

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cuddle. She is playing hard to get? She is terrible. Keeps him under the

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thumb. On the Christmas special will are lozenge's that may solve his

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problems - or may not. I can't say much more than that. They have

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fallen for scam. He wants love and attention from you. You are look at

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me like it's real. I heard him say - wedding anniversary and got carried

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away. You have linked beautifully to the clip we have of you two. Let's

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have a look. Let's get this over with and we can go and make some

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magic together. You've got to pick my mother up. You will regret this

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when I'm irresistible to women. There will be a queue. Maybe if

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you're at a bus stop. Very sweet. Sir David Jason is back. He is the

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Don, does he rule the roost? He is lovely snoochl he is lovy. It's his

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show. He is a legend, isn't he? He is fantastic. He's very funny.

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Massive ideas. He is executive pro duder as well, he is in charge. He

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is lovely. Normally you can't shut me up. I'm sat next to her and I'm

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actually playing the husband. I'm just nodding. And agreeing. It

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starts Bocking day night. There are seven episodes. Yes we have seven.

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You can speak. What do you want me to say? Just agree that we can enjoy

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it for a few more weeks. Fantastic. Lovely to be back. Every year it

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comes back it's one of those jobs you go - it ease not work, it's

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going out to play every day. You are nervous when you bring a show back.

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The original writer, Roy, they have done a lovely job of bringing in the

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old cast, new cast and we get to have fun. You do a little bit of

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acting in your music videos, Olly? Not as good as these two. In the

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music videos you touch on a bit of acting. I do enjoy it. When I was

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younger at school I did drama. I really wanted to do it more often

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when I finished school. I never got around to doing it. I went into

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music. Do you fancy it later down-the-line I would want to study

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again and learn more about it. Doing a music video and singing my own

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song is not really acting. I would love to do it. I'm very hung up on,

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we never trained... I did acting lessons. Not officially. Sorry. I

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did a bit of training. He is a potter, that is his training. Mad on

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ceramics. Nothing thrills your nine-year-old

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son than opening a punch bowl! If you are a good boy next year I will

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make you the ladel to go with it. You can see Sally and Johnny on

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Still Open All Hours on Boxing Day at 8. 30pm.

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As the schools start to break up over the next week,

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teachers up and down the country will no doubt be getting

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But one teacher has already given a present of his own

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to one of his pupils - the most precious gift

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I'm a teacher in a school and I work with children with special

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educational needs. It's quite exciting to be the champion for

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people that sometimes others forget. She is a pupil at the school I have

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worked with for a number of years, a student with lots of different

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needs. She has hydrocephalus which is water on the brain. My daughter

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was having too much fluid in her head. Which compressed the growth of

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the brain. It did have some complications for her learning. And

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her growth was very, very slow. If she's six then she is like four

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years old. But she was doing fine, doing well. At age 13, Alya was

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diagnosed with kidney failure. We've always known that she had medical

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needs but the kidney problem was a bit of a shock, really. I'm a bus

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tries but when Alya went to dialysis three times a week I had to go part

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time. We are in kind of a difficult situation. Alya is in pain, her mum

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has to stay with Alya in the hospital.

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Every now and then you get one of these little light bulb moments. I

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just suddenly realised there is something you can do. I've got two

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kidneys, she needed one. I just said I'd put my name down on the

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register. When I put my name forward Alya's dad had put his name forward

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but there were some medical complications. It's very rare for an

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outsider to match. There was one doctor, he said it was not possible.

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First of all you have to check your blood match and then your kidney has

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to be a match. There are six marks on your kidney and you have to be at

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least three of them to be a match and I was at three. And they were

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quite shocked because we are totally different ethnicities.

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When I told my wife, Elaine, she was very positive. I spoke to the

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headteacher and the governors of the school and they were totally

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supportive because they knew it wasn't just a matter of giving

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someone to make their life a bit different but it was actually

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realistically it would be saving her life. We did worry for his health,

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is he going to be sick? Because he has got a family to look after.

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We've looked at all the risks. I ride a motorbike every day. As much

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of a risk of me coming off that. As long as you've got one healthy

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kidney, that's all you need. That was a slight concern of my parents,

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what about if the other kidney goes wrong? But I don't like to leave it

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in the ifs. If you can make a difference that day, make a

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difference that day. It is life or death, things might go wrong. But he

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was normal, he was happy. It was painful for just a few days.

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But then it was like as if nothing has happened. She was happy. She can

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drink as much as she can and she can eat any food. At the time of the

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operation I was 53 and two years later it has made no difference to

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my health. There's a saying that it's better to than to receive. The

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family have taught me about great commerce. If I go to school, Mr Coe

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is the teacher. But outside the school he's member of our family. I

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just call him Ray. Sometimes I call him brother. I haven't so much lost

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a kidney, I've gained a family. There isn't a dry eye in the house

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here. And Ray and Alya are with us this evening. How are you both?

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Really good, aren't we? Your face, watching, honestly that was so

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wonderful, it really was. Ray, please tell me you haven't set any

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homework for Alya? Just a little bit! Thank you so much. If you are

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interested in becoming a donor there is more information on our website.

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You have encouraged all of your family? That is the most amazing

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thing. All the boys when they were born, they are on the register, I'm

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on the register, it should be mandatory. In Wales we asked who I

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don't know the argument, it's a bit of a done deal, really, it should be

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rolled out. Yes top white absolutely. The good news is that

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Olly will be singing later so you can have a bit of a dance. Shortly

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we will be revealing the winner of the young sports personality of the

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year award. We've been joined by gymnast

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and Strictly semi-finalist, # This woman is my destiny

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# She said shut up and dance #.

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Well. Many of the dances were amazing, the Charleston blew my

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mind. How do you feel looking back on the weekend? We are devastated

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for your. You can't believe she's not in the final, can we? Of all of

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the four you definitely were not the worst one, honestly it was super.

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Everybody is so good, you don't really know what to expect. Whoever

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was in the bottom two it was going to be a bit dramatic. But it was my

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time to go out unfortunately. I really enjoyed my time and

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definitely got an amazing experience. I never moved my body so

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much in my life. Even for a gymnast? Even for a gymnast. You have some

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who are very flexible and then you've got the stiff and powerful

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gymnasts, that's me. To do something completely different, out of my

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comfort zone, I really enjoyed it. Will you put anything you have

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learned from strictly into your gymnastics? Definitely. I wanted to

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put some of the moves into the gymnastics. I can't wait. But

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there's a bit of pressure with that. When will we see you doing your next

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floor routine, what's the plan? Hopefully in March at Liverpool at

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the Echo Arena, performing my new floor routine, the British

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Championships. AJ won't be joining in. I wish he could join in. You may

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not get a gettable but you are presenting the young sports

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personality of the year award. You won back in 2014, so what did it

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mean to you back then? It meant everything because you work so hard

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in the year to achieve all your goals. I won four golds at the

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Commonwealth Games. Just to work so hard and get rewarded at the end as

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well as getting medals, huge rewards to say how well you've done and what

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you've achieved. It pushes you to be the best you can be and bring on the

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next years and just be the best. And gives you an idea of the impact that

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you've had on people that are outside the sport coming to it for

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the first time. Definitely, and everybody just wants to push

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themselves to the best that they can. As an athlete you kind of just

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one too, obviously you want to beat everyone and you want to be the best

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at all so it's beating yourself. When I go into competitions I like

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to do the best that I can, beat that score, go to another competition and

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do even better. It's really great. To find out which the young sporting

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superstars make up this year 's final short list, over to another

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previous winner. Who has reached huge

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heights in his career - and then dived off them -

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it's Tom Daley. The Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park is

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home to some of the most memorable moments of London 2012 and a fitting

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place to take a look at the three contenders for this years Young

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sports personality of the award. This award goes to an outstanding

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athlete in recognition of a remarkable sporting achievements.

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Some past winners have gone on to enjoy huge success including Wayne

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Rooney, Ellie Simmonds, Andy Murray and during my career I've been

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honoured to win this award three times. Tom Daley. Tom Bailey. I'm

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sorry I can't be with you guys in Birmingham but I'd like to thank the

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judging panel for giving me this award and I'd like to thank my coach

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for supporting me and getting me through the ups and downs of my

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diving career so far. That's nearly ten years ago, look how young I was.

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Tom Bailey. The judging panel met in November and included an Olympic tae

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kwon do silver medallist, a British sprint star, and the Paralympic

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cycling champion. Let's look at the top three contenders as announced on

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Blue Peter last week. Durham's Amy Tinkler made history taking a bronze

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medal in Rio, becoming the first ever British female gymnast to win a

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medal in that event. Paris swimmer Ellie Robinson took gold in the 50

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metre butterfly. Unbelievable! She also won a bronze medal in the 100

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meter freestyle, all at just 15 years of age. He has not only broken

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into the ospreys side this year but also into the Welsh national squad.

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In his debut season he managed to score eight tries in his first four

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games including a hat-trick away at Lyon in the European challenge cup.

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Best of luck to all of the top three contenders and a massive

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congratulations to the winner. I'll see you in Birmingham. And Tom Daley

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will be our first guest when we come back in the New Year. Three very

:25:55.:26:01.

worthy contenders. And we were out in Rio supporting Amy. You know who

:26:02.:26:07.

it is, that's why they are here today, what would you like to tell

:26:08.:26:12.

everybody at home? The BBC Young sports personality of the year 2016

:26:13.:26:15.

is Ellie Robinson. Huge congratulations, well done. Are

:26:16.:26:32.

you adding this trophy to the Paralympic gold, how does it feel to

:26:33.:26:37.

add that to the trophy cabinet? Such an amazing year and just the icing

:26:38.:26:40.

on the cake to be honest. It's been a surprisingly. Something I've not

:26:41.:26:46.

really expected. Has it been a surprisingly? It has actually, I

:26:47.:26:50.

only really started swimming properly about three years ago. So

:26:51.:26:54.

it's just gone so quickly. It has kind of snowball. I'm taking it one

:26:55.:27:00.

step at a time and it has gone so quickly. And it all started for you

:27:01.:27:05.

in London 2012 when you popped into the Paralympic swimming? Yes, I

:27:06.:27:11.

remember watching it and at the time I had been told I might be all right

:27:12.:27:15.

at swimming. That was when I was like, yeah, I want to start swimming

:27:16.:27:20.

now, she was definitely my main inspiration. Huge congratulations

:27:21.:27:30.

once again, Ellie Robinson. And you can see BBC sports personality of

:27:31.:27:34.

the year on Sunday at 6:40pm on BBC One. Well done, once again.

:27:35.:27:40.

Johnny, you were out in Rio for the last leg? I was coming year. It had

:27:41.:27:48.

a big impact on you? Unbelievable, it still is. Just the impact it had

:27:49.:27:57.

on everybody. You go out there and you go, the commitment, everything

:27:58.:28:03.

was kind of overwhelming. It was having to leave, when you are

:28:04.:28:09.

suddenly so invested in something. It was so accessible. You are

:28:10.:28:15.

meeting everybody. You are rooting for everyone. I've never quite been

:28:16.:28:20.

caught up in something that has made me feel, know what I mean? You come

:28:21.:28:26.

out on such a high. The amount of people stopping you on the street,

:28:27.:28:32.

the entire coverage of it. The whole thing just took it to an exceptional

:28:33.:28:38.

level. The amount people going, you know what, it's far more

:28:39.:28:43.

inspirational. I don't want to offend the other athletes. But it

:28:44.:28:44.

was better. Now, if you're anything like me,

:28:45.:28:47.

you'll spend the run-up to Christmas on a mad dash around the shops,

:28:48.:28:50.

while quietly cursing those I was going to say, don't look at

:28:51.:29:05.

me. I saw your bags at lunchtime. I'm packed, everything is done. You

:29:06.:29:11.

can do mine, now. I just had a bust up over a click and collect today.

:29:12.:29:17.

Seriously, was it bad? I can't tell you what they walked away with

:29:18.:29:20.

because it is a surprise for someone. Try standing in a shop

:29:21.:29:28.

saying "I'm meant to be on the one show!" That's why you were late!

:29:29.:29:32.

But one decade after thousands of Christmas Club

:29:33.:29:34.

savers lost their cash, how safe are they nowadays?

:29:35.:29:36.

UK shoppers are set to fork out a record ?77.5 billion this Christmas,

:29:37.:29:51.

it works out at ?800 a household. Saving up for all those presents and

:29:52.:29:55.

enough food to sink a battleship can be a year-long stress. We've all got

:29:56.:30:00.

different ways of sorting out our festive finances. If I haven't got

:30:01.:30:05.

the money, then I don't buy it. It's as simple as that. When you go out

:30:06.:30:09.

on a night out, and have money, I put that in the pot. I had ?1,500

:30:10.:30:16.

the last time. I know. Get to the November, panic and hope for the

:30:17.:30:22.

best. Hundreds of thousands of us use traditional Christmas saving

:30:23.:30:25.

clubs to spread the cost across the year. Some of our leading

:30:26.:30:28.

supermarkets are getting in on the action. From Tescos and Asda's

:30:29.:30:36.

Christmas Club Cards to the Co-Op saving stamps. The customers pay in

:30:37.:30:41.

money until Christmas when it's paid out, often as vouchers. Christmas

:30:42.:30:46.

clubs can be completely unregulated. Anyone can set one up. So how safe

:30:47.:30:54.

are they? Notoriously, ten years ago, the Christmas saving scheme run

:30:55.:31:01.

by Farepak collapsed leaving more than 100,000 families ?37 million

:31:02.:31:04.

out of pocket, just as Christmas arrived. Families like Deb Harvey's

:31:05.:31:13.

from Newport. Nice to see you. As well as saving with Farepak she was

:31:14.:31:18.

a local agent, collecting money from friends and family. When the firm

:31:19.:31:22.

collapsed, together they had lost more than ?2,000. It was horrendous.

:31:23.:31:32.

One lady had five little kids. I'm telling you, 10 weeks before

:31:33.:31:35.

Christmas everything she paid for it gone. She has been campaigning for

:31:36.:31:40.

financial protection for Christmas club savers ever since, what do you

:31:41.:31:44.

think should happen? Full regulation. If I hand you ?10 I need

:31:45.:31:50.

to have assurances that ?10 will be there when I come to spend it. Her

:31:51.:31:57.

Christmas wish might be granted. Earlier this year a

:31:58.:32:00.

Government-backed study of the Christmas club sector was carried

:32:01.:32:04.

out by the Law Commission. This is its fine al report. It says

:32:05.:32:08.

Christmas clubs can be high-risk and that there's no laws to ensure the

:32:09.:32:14.

clubs protect the money. If the business goes bust, you can lose the

:32:15.:32:19.

lot. It says all Christmas clubs should hold on to our savings in a

:32:20.:32:25.

ringfenced trust account, separate from the main business finances. So

:32:26.:32:29.

if the company fails, our money is still safe. It sounds simple enough,

:32:30.:32:35.

but we've discovered Asda, which has over a million Christmas savers,

:32:36.:32:39.

doesn't hold their money in a protected account. Tesco believed

:32:40.:32:46.

their Christmas savers scheme uses a properly constituted trust and they

:32:47.:32:49.

say they are form allising the trust in accordance with the Law

:32:50.:32:56.

Commission's specific requirements. Both supermarkets insist saver's

:32:57.:33:03.

money is safe. The Co-op used a properly ringfenced trust account.

:33:04.:33:05.

None of the supermarket schemes are regulated. What about the rest of

:33:06.:33:15.

the industry? John Herdly is from the Christmas Pre-payment

:33:16.:33:19.

Association. Although Christmas clubs don't have to join it. The CPA

:33:20.:33:26.

has a code of practice and trust arrangements which make sure that

:33:27.:33:30.

Farepak could not happen again. Not everyone is a member of the CPA?

:33:31.:33:35.

Absolutely right. What has been the response of the supermarkets? We

:33:36.:33:38.

have approached the supermarket to see if they would be interested in

:33:39.:33:42.

joining. If companies don't wish to do so, there is no way of forcing

:33:43.:33:46.

them to do so. As a financial service it's surprising to me it's

:33:47.:33:50.

not regulated by law? That's a matter for the Government. The

:33:51.:33:54.

Government told us it won't respond to the Law Commission's report until

:33:55.:34:01.

the new year. In the meantime, Deb believes all savers should be

:34:02.:34:06.

careful with their Christmas cash. Unless you have got cat goric full

:34:07.:34:11.

100% protection, don't do it. Put it in a bank account, at least you've

:34:12.:34:15.

got the safety and the security of knowing your money is going to be

:34:16.:34:20.

there. Just the worst time of year. Exactly. It's strange that the big

:34:21.:34:25.

supermarkets aren't regulated. Isn't it. They will be now, you watch. We

:34:26.:34:30.

mentioned in that fill than your uncle has a great way of saving. It

:34:31.:34:35.

was weird. He told me in the car at the weekend. Him and his auntie, my

:34:36.:34:41.

auntie, were talking about saving for Christmas. 1st January I put 1p

:34:42.:34:48.

in, 2p on the second, 3p, 4p and 5p for the rest of the year. I forgot

:34:49.:34:55.

to ask how much you get at the end. Good idea. Put 1p in each day and

:34:56.:35:03.

just keep going. Do you remember the massive whisky bottles. They don't

:35:04.:35:13.

do them any You used to more. Hit it with a tin opener. It's November,

:35:14.:35:18.

can we start with a penny again. You are getting tangerines! They used to

:35:19.:35:23.

say, don't eat it, put it back in the fruit bowl. Lots of people will

:35:24.:35:30.

be saving up for your new album, 24 Hrs. It's very personal this one.

:35:31.:35:36.

Yeah. It went to number one. Thank you to everyone who brought the

:35:37.:35:40.

album. It was partly about my break-up with my ex a year ago now.

:35:41.:35:44.

I can't believe it's only been a year. A year ago we broke up. It was

:35:45.:35:48.

nice to get in the studio and write about that. At the same time, it

:35:49.:35:53.

isn't just a heartbreak album. It has happy stuff on there. How do you

:35:54.:36:01.

tell the ex you wrote an album about the break-up, how does it... Did you

:36:02.:36:06.

have the conversation? I think she understood that was probably going

:36:07.:36:08.

to happen. I didn't have the intentions of going into the studio

:36:09.:36:12.

to do that. I've never done it before. Never been that honest with

:36:13.:36:16.

the songwriting. When I went into the studio it was the only thing

:36:17.:36:21.

that came out. Go with it. When it was finished I felt like, I have to

:36:22.:36:25.

play her the album before it comes out. I couldn't... Imagine hearing a

:36:26.:36:29.

song written about you on the roochl I played it to her. We went for

:36:30.:36:32.

something to eat. I played her the album? In the restaurant! No. Can I

:36:33.:36:41.

have my album on, please, guy! Are you not afraid she will do a re-mix.

:36:42.:36:51.

"I treated you well" "no, you didn't". "I bought you flowers -

:36:52.:37:00.

from the garage forecourt" That could album. It was 50-50 I don't

:37:01.:37:04.

suppose she liked most of. It I felt it was the right thing to do. It

:37:05.:37:10.

must be heard to listen to? It's hard for me... You don't say that

:37:11.:37:14.

about someone's album. That's his career! It must be hard to listen

:37:15.:37:26.

to! In a poignant sense. It's hard to sing the songs, they come from a

:37:27.:37:30.

different place. It's great. I'm hoping my fans are liking it as

:37:31.:37:34.

well. You have said, the fourth album to go to number one. The

:37:35.:37:37.

pressure ta you must feel when be you are writing this stuff to go -

:37:38.:37:40.

is this the one that is not going to go to number one? Listen, I don't

:37:41.:37:44.

take anything for granted. Do you know what I mean? When I do an album

:37:45.:37:50.

I want to do it because I feel excited and proud of it. When it

:37:51.:37:53.

goes to number one it's up to the fans to like it. Fourth consecutive

:37:54.:37:58.

number one is amazing. It really is. Like I say, I have great fans and

:37:59.:38:04.

great supporters. Thank you. Off on tour on Tour in March March. . I

:38:05.:38:07.

will be on the road in March doing the arenas. A summer tour as well

:38:08.:38:12.

next year. I will be touring most of next year. So many songs. Jool we

:38:13.:38:17.

are doing the racecourses. Bigger gigs. Big county grounds, cricket

:38:18.:38:23.

county grounds. I will take my mates to the racecourses for the day. You

:38:24.:38:26.

haven't got time for a girlfriend now.

:38:27.:38:41.

Come to Haydock Park. You will sing Years and Years Ted end from the

:38:42.:38:52.

album 24 Hrs. It's released Friday 23rd December. Whose birthday is

:38:53.:38:58.

that. Matt Baker. If I had an album based on a break-up it would be -

:38:59.:39:02.

really. It's not really enough for an album, is it? Oh, dear. You will

:39:03.:39:10.

love this. Sorry. We asked Father Christmas if we

:39:11.:39:18.

could have old letters from boys and girls out of his old files. We got

:39:19.:39:23.

three viewers to bring in their letters. They will read them. When

:39:24.:39:27.

it comes to asking what they want, they will leave a blank. OK. You

:39:28.:39:31.

will guess what the gift is that they wanted. OK. We will call this

:39:32.:39:37.

game, this is quite... Let us not tell everyone. Let us put it on.

:39:38.:39:43.

This is it. All right. Let's play this...

:39:44.:39:55.

The first letter we got back we reunited the owner with is Johnny.

:39:56.:40:03.

You are an the example. This is genuine letter. That was his letter.

:40:04.:40:08.

Dear Father Christmas. I hope that you will be able to deliver me a

:40:09.:40:14.

BLANK and a remote controlled car. If you cannot get me a remote

:40:15.:40:17.

controlled car, I would like a computer game. PS, I will leave you

:40:18.:40:23.

some mince pies and shop sherry. Yours faithfully, my other namens

:40:24.:40:31.

will Beautiful hand writing, by the way. We will put the picture up.

:40:32.:40:39.

What do you think this little boy would have wanted back then? A bike.

:40:40.:40:46.

You You think a bike. There he is. Look at that. Olly, bike, you reckon

:40:47.:40:56.

Potter's wheel. What was it... A bike! Here we go.

:40:57.:41:04.

All the way back to 1958. We will say, hello to Richard. In 1958,

:41:05.:41:15.

Richard. You can read the letter you have been reunited with. Dear Father

:41:16.:41:19.

Christmas. I do not want much this year. I want a pear of BLANK, a toy

:41:20.:41:25.

guitar and some sweets. Love from Richard. Don't foregoat call in. A

:41:26.:41:32.

pair of BLANKS. Pants. Roller skates. Good. I went roller skates

:41:33.:41:43.

or rollerblades. Spectacles. What did you want in 1958? A pair of jet

:41:44.:41:53.

anies. -- jeans. Don't know what they are. What were jet jeans. I

:41:54.:42:03.

asked the same. They were black and call "Jets". All the rage. Matthew

:42:04.:42:08.

now with his awesome Christmas jumper. 1986. You were seven or

:42:09.:42:15.

eight. Yes. Give us a read of the letter. Dear Santa, how are you?

:42:16.:42:19.

Have you had a nice long rest? I hope. So my name is Matthew

:42:20.:42:23.

Crighton, if you have enough presents to go around could you

:42:24.:42:30.

please bring me a BLANK, wishing you a happy and holy Christmas, God

:42:31.:42:32.

bless you on Jess's birthday. Love Matthew. Let us look at your face

:42:33.:42:38.

when you were just seven. There you are. 86/87. It could be a console.

:42:39.:43:01.

Yeah. ZX... Action Man? Console. It might have been something that

:43:02.:43:05.

Johnny wanted. A bike. A remote control car. We are excited about

:43:06.:43:13.

this last letter. Rebecca, what happened with the letter to start

:43:14.:43:18.

with? My dad never posted it. It never got posted. But why we ask.

:43:19.:43:23.

What was wrong with the address. I addressed it to sant it's evils not

:43:24.:43:31.

San it's elves. With have our hands on the letter. Rebecca will open it

:43:32.:43:35.

live. She can't remember what she asked for. We have to guess. It was

:43:36.:43:43.

1994, you were six. What was the rage there? Post Cabbage Patch. I

:43:44.:43:54.

was into the Smiths then so... Let's look. I'm going for pram. Care Bear.

:43:55.:44:05.

That is good. Hello. Lego. What about a dressing table? This was it

:44:06.:44:13.

then. This was you. Dear Santa I think you are very kind... Dear

:44:14.:44:18.

Santa elves I think you are kind helping poor Santa making those

:44:19.:44:21.

presents for the children in the world. Here's a gift for you. I

:44:22.:44:27.

wrote him a card. I gave him a gift. Gift.

:44:28.:44:32.

Oh, sweetheart. That is the spirit of Christmas. We will continue... It

:44:33.:44:47.

wasn't posted and Santa retired. We will continue all this wonderful

:44:48.:44:50.

Christmas theme with a classic carol. This is definitely in the

:44:51.:44:52.

Kiev B. # Of all the trees

:44:53.:44:57.

that are in the wood, Looking spectacular even to rout the

:44:58.:45:08.

barren month it's only right that Holly is celebrated. For animals the

:45:09.:45:13.

berries provide food whilst its prickly leaves create cover. But

:45:14.:45:18.

although it's often overshadowed by the vibrancy of Holly, Ivy is just

:45:19.:45:22.

important for wildlife. Especially if you're a bee. Like Ollie, Ivy is

:45:23.:45:31.

an evergreen plant, and it flourishes as the year comes to a

:45:32.:45:36.

close. These small green yellow clusters of flowers are remarkably

:45:37.:45:38.

rich in nectar and flowering late in the season means ivy becomes an

:45:39.:45:45.

important free fuel stations in six before winter hits. I've come to

:45:46.:45:54.

Hastings to see one particular bee whose life cycle revolves around the

:45:55.:45:59.

flowering of ivy, the aptly named ivy bee. This bee was only

:46:00.:46:04.

recognised as a separate species about 20 years ago. That's right. It

:46:05.:46:10.

appeared in the UK in 2001 when specimens were found in Dorset.

:46:11.:46:14.

Within a few years it spread widely across southern England. In the last

:46:15.:46:19.

three or four years it has made big inroads northward. It's a solitary

:46:20.:46:23.

bee but that's not what makes it really interesting. No. It will nest

:46:24.:46:29.

in absolutely colossal numbers. Sometimes numbering tens of

:46:30.:46:32.

thousands, these huge groups have become known as bee cities. There's

:46:33.:46:38.

hundreds of them, look. Although they look similar to the honey bee,

:46:39.:46:44.

ivy bees have much more distinctive stripes on the abdomen. You only see

:46:45.:46:50.

these bees at the end of summer? That's right, they are dependent on

:46:51.:46:54.

pollen from ivy plans so they have to time that emergence and flight

:46:55.:46:59.

period to coincide with the flowering of the ivy. What's

:47:00.:47:02.

happening here with these bees flying around, they are males?

:47:03.:47:07.

That's right, these males are careering around, trying to pick up

:47:08.:47:13.

the scent of the females. Emerging first, the males tirelessly

:47:14.:47:20.

patrolled the boroughs. Heading deep inside, the female gives off

:47:21.:47:23.

pheromones which the males can sniff out. But it's what happens when she

:47:24.:47:30.

emerges that I want to see. Being at the right burrow at the precise

:47:31.:47:37.

second she comes out is practically impossible, as there are hundreds of

:47:38.:47:42.

burrows in this one small area. George, I think we've got something

:47:43.:47:48.

here. Oh, good. Now, there we've got something very interesting

:47:49.:47:54.

happening. Certainly we have. The female has recently emerged and the

:47:55.:47:57.

males have let on her, each one desperate to mate. This is called a

:47:58.:48:04.

mating ball. So it's a free for all? Absolutely. How many males will try

:48:05.:48:09.

to mate with her? Well, as many as can pick up the scent and get in, so

:48:10.:48:14.

it will be about 30. He's mating balls roll around on the ground,

:48:15.:48:17.

often travelling meters away from the nesting hole. But only one male

:48:18.:48:24.

will succeed. Correct. Is that the only time that female will mate?

:48:25.:48:30.

Yes. Once mating is over, it's time for the female to dig a new burrow

:48:31.:48:35.

and then provision in the nest with the all-important ivy pollen. The

:48:36.:48:40.

males die, and once the females have laid their eggs inside the burrow,

:48:41.:48:48.

they too died. For the next 11 months this bee city will be silent

:48:49.:48:51.

whilst the larvae develop into adults. The bees won't be seen above

:48:52.:48:58.

ground until the ivy flowers again next year. Holly really plays second

:48:59.:49:06.

fiddle, for then it's the ivy that bears the crown.

:49:07.:49:10.

What a beautiful film, these three were laughing about 20 seconds ago,

:49:11.:49:13.

I don't know what that. We've got some Christmas DVDs here,

:49:14.:49:23.

one each. We start with top of the pots from 1980, Saint Winifred

:49:24.:49:31.

Squire, who was in this, we wonder, Sally.

:49:32.:49:34.

# Grandma, we love you # Grandma, we do. There I am. There

:49:35.:49:45.

you are! It's the gift that keeps giving. If you haven't guessed, this

:49:46.:49:51.

is before they were famous, OK? Johnny, you ended up on telly before

:49:52.:49:55.

we knew you as the wonderful Johnny Vegas. Please don't show this. This

:49:56.:50:02.

was Johnny before he was famous. I am try to break into the world of

:50:03.:50:12.

comedy. Isn't that lovely? It takes a lot to embarrass Johnny, to be

:50:13.:50:19.

fair. I don't know why you are laughing, Mr Murs. Deal or no Deal,

:50:20.:50:24.

anybody? Let's see it. There he is. You've not changed at

:50:25.:50:36.

all-star blue that brings back bad memories. You almost won a lot of

:50:37.:50:42.

money? I turned down 26 grand, I think it was. What did you win? At

:50:43.:50:50.

ten. No! The thing is they invited me back to the celebrity special and

:50:51.:50:57.

I only won 50p. And now you are doing your uncle savings scheme. I

:50:58.:51:05.

was drawing a bulldozer and he kept calling it a digger-upper, and I

:51:06.:51:12.

really needed the money. We need to keep enough time for Olly to sing.

:51:13.:51:16.

If you're wondering what the chances are

:51:17.:51:18.

of a white Christmas - our friends at the BBC

:51:19.:51:20.

Weather Centre told us earlier today that

:51:21.:51:22.

whilst it's not the mildest winter on record, it is unusually mild

:51:23.:51:25.

Things will get cooler next week but at the moment the chance

:51:26.:51:29.

of a White Christmas is a snowball's chance in hell.

:51:30.:51:32.

And if you don't know what that is...

:51:33.:51:33.

That old devil Marty has measured it for us.

:51:34.:51:36.

When we want to say that something has a very slim chance, we use

:51:37.:51:40.

idioms like pigs might fly, or a snowball's chance in hell. But I

:51:41.:51:43.

want to use science to find out if a snowball could actually survive in

:51:44.:51:47.

hell. To recreate the devil's Inferno we need to establish its

:51:48.:51:51.

precise temperature. And where better to find that information than

:51:52.:51:54.

in the Bible? Specifically the book of Revelations. It states "The

:51:55.:52:02.

fearful, and unbelieving, shall have their part in the lake which burned

:52:03.:52:07.

with fire and brimstone. Brimstone is an old-fashioned name for this

:52:08.:52:11.

stuff, sulphur. And if you heat this up, first it melts and turned into a

:52:12.:52:16.

liquid, and then at 440 Celsius it begins to boil and turns into a gas.

:52:17.:52:24.

So hell must be between 115 and 444 Celsius. Otherwise it's molten lake

:52:25.:52:32.

would evaporate. Luckily for me Southampton University's engineering

:52:33.:52:35.

and environment Department has another Mac can reach this hellish

:52:36.:52:39.

temperature. And some students are on hand to help out. The team

:52:40.:52:45.

discovers that that hell's tempered it takes less than three minutes to

:52:46.:52:49.

burn another ready pizza and reduce jellybeans to molten sugar. Surely

:52:50.:52:56.

our snowball stands even less of a chance. Ice is always going to melt

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at 0 degrees, so what can we do to help our snowball? Make the surface

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area small by compacting the snow as much as possible. When hot water is

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poured over loose snow it melts almost instantly. Whereas a compact

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it snowball hangs around for a while. A chilly air temperature

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should help, too. With his expert knowledge of snow, we hope he will

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help us build some suitably sturdy snowball is. I started when I was

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eight years old as a kid in Romania where we have a lot of snow,

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building snow forts and snow mound that my dad created from shovelling

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the drive. On a sunny day like this how can we make snow? By bashing

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some ice in a blender. You want to get rid of the water, so you freeze

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the water with liquid nitrogen. Repeating the process of blending

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and freezing you gradually powder down the ice. A real powder snow.

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Powder snow, exactly. First the students make a snowball by hand as

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we would when playing in the snow here in the UK. This should be just

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below 0 Celsius. They also create a super snowball, densely compressed

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with a weight of 200 kilograms, and chilled by liquid nitrogen and a

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deep freeze to a temperature below -70 Celsius. Like the coldest

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Antarctic winter. Our ovens reached the temperatures of health. Our

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snowball 's are ready. First up, our hand compact it snowball. Let's see

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what happens. That's quite amazing, actually, it has been in for a

:54:46.:54:51.

minute. Here it goes. Starting to go quickly. It's gone. Four minutes and

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ten seconds. How about our super Antarctic snowball? It has been in

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their half a minute. It is starting to go. We've got two minutes now.

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The big plate has cracked. Super snowball is bad for glass is what we

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have discovered. We have still got a snowball, not gone yet. It has gone

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at four minutes, 50 seconds. So our super Antarctic snowball gave as an

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additional 40 seconds of life in hell.

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They have given us hot chocolate to warm up. Thanks to salary, Johnny

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and Claudia for joining us. Thank you very much indeed.

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We'll be back tomorrow with the stars from Dr Who and Sherlock -

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Here's Olly Murs with his new single 'Years and Years'.

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# And I'm alone in the dark, a painted picture inside my mind

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# Of all the things that I wanted but I never thought I would find

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# Maybe you know, maybe you don't but it's a question I have to ask

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# I know we're young and we got life but life always goes so fast

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# I take every second of every minute

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# Long as you're in it, you know I'm willing

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# Years and years, we won't forget the time and place that we met

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# You signed your name on my heart saying you were here

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# But we came close maybe once or twice

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# We got burned but we learned not to listen to bad advice

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# Now I know you're mine 'cos it feels like time's on our side

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# I take every second of every minute

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# Long as you're in it, you know I'm willing

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# Years and years, we won't forget the time and place that we met

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# You signed your name on my heart saying you were here

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# It's all I want, it's all I know

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# This feeling's never ever getting old

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# It's all I know, know, know, know, know

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# I take every second of every minute

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# Long as you're in it, you know I'm willing

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# Years and years, we won't forget the time and place that we met

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# You signed your name on my heart saying you were here

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