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

news everyone! It's back. Oh. Yeah. Let's roll.

SCREAMING. APPLAUSE. . It's the Rickshaw

Challenge for Children In Need 2016. We will be revealing the six brave

and brilliant riders who will make up this year's Team Rickshaw. It's a

vintage year. Very vintage, as always. They are not the only

superstars on tonight's show. Right here on the sofa we're joined by the

biggest girl band around. # Can you hold me in the street

# And can I kits you on the dance floor

# It's a spell that can't be broken # It'll keep you up all night

# Because I realise the truth # They can't love me like you

# I don't Carrey, got to get him out my hair... #

It's Little Mix. APPLAUSE

Nice to see you there. Are only three of you. Yes. Jade is not here?

She had a few family problems she can't be here. It seemed to me,

watching you react to that little VT we had there that K Love Me Like You

Do is your favourite song. It was the only one you sang together. I

loved the dance routine when we are sitting down. I noticed as they were

sitting there, that's quite nice. Shall we get the numbers back up? We

think we have the perfect stand in for you. Tonight's fineam guest who

doesn't quite have Jade's pitch perfect voice, he's definitely a big

fan of the songs. Huge. # Take a sip on the perfect portion

# For a spell that can't be broken...

# APPLAUSE How was that? Was that all

right? If Jade is watching, she will be worried. She will be impressed

with that hair. Yes, she would. Let's get the hair chat out of the

way. We have to do it, aren't we? I thought if I'm going to be in Little

Mix there is one girl I grew up, the Spice Girls. I couldn't fit into the

dress, I went with the hair. No the truth is before the Paralympics I

was asked to give a speech to the British Paralympics team to fire

them. Up. I said if you beat Australia in the medal team I will

get the Union flag painted on my head. There it is. Wow. Does it have

to grow out or is it semi-permanent. People said, why didn't you get it

sprayed? I went, "I didn't know that was an option." I don't think you

humiliated yourself at all. I think you look hot. It's grown out a bit.

Is my face going red as well? Sorry. We are doing a Stand Up To Cancer

Special this Friday it will come off for that. For a number of reasons,

it's appropriate and you can't talk about cancer with a head like this.

The other part of the bet was, Union flag on my head every Paralympic

gold medal winner's name will be on my prosthetic leg. There it is. Is

this a whole new leg? A respray. Every gold medal winner's name is on

it. They have had photos with their own name on it. The humiliation is

complete. This hair, this leg. What else? The fact that you think I look

hot, that's all that counts. I'm all right with that. Adam has a bet to

thank for his multi coloured hair and golden leg. We hope you at home

can go one better. It's call out time everybody. Send us a picture of

you and the consequences of your worst bet. We will show some of the

funniest at the end of the programme.

Have you been in a car accident that wasn't your fault?

If you have, you'll know that it's the other driver's insurance that's

That's assuming the driver is, actually, insured.

That's not always a given, as Jonathan Gibson's

Birmingham, Britain's second city and the place where you are most

likely to come across an uninsured driver. According to the motor

insurers bureau, this little bit of Birmingham tops the nations

hotspots. One in 30 vehicles here doesn't have any insurance. Is that

true. I never knew that. Driving uninsured they should be banned. Off

the roads. Statistics show uninsured drivers are more likely to have an

accident causing serious injury than the rest of us. So today the central

motorway police group are carrying out checks and the Sergeant has

swapped two wheels wheels for four. This car is constantly reading any

car we pass. The front and rear. It will read the registration numbers.

The numbers are run past a national database to see who is covered.

Guess what, the car in front is not. Right, mate. Are you all right Yes.

Jump out. The reason I've stopped you is because the cameras indicate

there is no insurance on the car. Have you got insuranced. Have you

got it? Yeah. If you sit-in your car, off the road. He is saying that

the vehicle is insured with Debenhams. So the next port of call

now is for me to ring up the MIB, which I'll do now. I'm caller number

three now. I'm in the queue. We will find out later what they say. Just

up the road, one of the bikes has pulled over another vehicle. We are

on our way to see what is going on. This van driver is convinced he's

renewed his insurance, but when the check comes back... The transit van

is not insured on your system. No insurance means no van. If you think

it's just old Bangors, follow me. So far this year the police have seized

more than 2,000 BMWs, 52 porches, six Lamborghinis and an Aston

Martin. If you you can afford one of these, you can afford to insure it.

Later we come across this Range Rover, the driver won't speak to us

and can only watch as her car is towed away. And they keep on coming.

This driver is keen on selfies, but not on our camera. You must follow

the rules here. If you don't have insurance, you must pay. Honesty.

You accept that because you have broken the law. Yeah, Your car gets

yeah. Seized. Yes. Another one. Uninsured driving is a major

problem. There are something in the order of one million vehicles out

there that are driving uninsured. Bearing in mind that uninsured

drivers account for something like 26,000 injuries and 130 deaths every

year, we need to take these people off the road. He reckons closer

working with the police has halved the numbers of uninsured drivers in

the past 10 years, but there are still plenty out there. This is

1,500th car seized by this team in the last 12 months. Remember our

first driver, who was certain he was insured with Debenhams. No trace. We

are going to break the news. Christian, the bad news is, mate,

you have no insurance on that car. Which I think you knew anyway,

didn't you? Unless you can show me or prove to me that you have

insurance for that car. Can I insure it now? You can, but it won't stop

what is happening now. His car is seized on-the-spot. It's not the

best of days for Christian. I'm obviously not insured. I thought I

was insured. The bank stopped my payment. They have seized my car.

Get insured. His driving licence was fine and everything else turned out

to be OK. He will end up in the local Magistrates' Court in town in

Birmingham and a fine and six points. If the gentleman doesn't

claim his vehicle back within the time scale that we've stipulated on

the form, the vehicle can either be sold or scrapped. Uninsured drivers

add an estimated ?330 a year everyone else's car insurance. Just

one more reason to want them off the road. As if car insurance isn't

expensive enough. An extra ?330. Precisely. Viewers in the West

Midlands can watch poring on that story on Inside Out, Friday at

7.30pm. For the rest of us it's an iPlayer jobby. The Last Leg was born

out of London 2012. You were in Rio and how did it compare to London

2012? In 2012 none of the athletes mew what the show was going to be,

if it was offensive or respectful of the sport. By the time we got to Rio

they were on board. We called athletes on before, if we film

things with you, can you come on as guests. I did a stand up tour around

the UK and seven or eight gold medallists have come along. In Rio

they put it into the village. You went for it. Leigh-Anne you have a

fashion blog. What do you make of some of Adam's outfits he wore in

Rio. Oh, wow! Look at that. What a treat. Can I use that picture on my

blog and do a feature. It turned into work clothes as well. We have a

shot. This was general attire. You put it on for an ad. It feels good.

You ask - can I take the costume home. You keep it on for a while.

They have high doorways in Brazil was for that reason so people can

walk around with the headdresses. Next Friday you are doing a special

Last Leg. You are never scared to tackle the big issues. Let's have a

look. Is it OK that a dangerous giant gorilla was running loose

yesterday potentially threaten people. No. Is it OK if Americans

don't vote for him the world will be a safer place.

CHEERING. Autumn the stuff that is happening

at the moment, tus m be a dream for you. Or is it hard to make funny

jokes out of a ridiculous situation. When Donald Trump was running it was

such a joke you couldn't make it funnier. When he came out with

things, you were like, this is hilarious and now there is a chance

he may become president, there is more tension and it's easier to make

fun of him again because he is starting to take himself seriously.

That's the dangerous part. Sure. You are back on tour with Clown Heart,

you are doing that until December. Yes. Unfortunate title given what is

in the news. I know. I called the show Clown Heart. We talked about it

before the idea of making the most of every moment and being silly as

often as possible. Now evil clowns are taking over Britain. People are

staying away my shows. It will die down after We will reclaim

Hallowe'en. The world Clown Heart. People bring you gifts. There is

audience interaction. In Hull someone brought Chipped Spice. When

I was in Scotland, I brought it along. Someone brought made beme a

sporan. It's a hybrid. Wow. You thought I was hot before! It's

really hot in here now. You are known as the nicest guy in comedy.

Guess what he did. He took the audience to a bowling alley. I did.

That was in Barnstaple if I got to a town early I would go ten pin

bowling. I didn't have time in Barnstaple. I told them I would take

them afterwards. I ran ahead and booked the alley. It looks like you

have invited them to watch how good you are. Come and see me! It was

Movember! The other guy. You have this guy called Craig. He is a big

part of your show. Explain how Craig got involved. He was in the audience

for one of my shows in Australia. He was diagnosed with thyroid can

certificate and was given 13 months to live. He would take naked photos

of had imself and put them online and call them neighbouring Naked

Tuesday of the more people around the world starting to do it in the

way of laughing in the face of cancer. He became part of the show.

I had nude photos taken with him. The show ends with him doing a

strip. You are always nude, Adam? I've run out of jokes! Let's be

honest. I've run out of jokes. I'm dyeing my hair, getting nude. I have

nothing after this. You can seed a op on The Last Leg on Friday and his

tour will take him around the UK for the rest of the year starting this

Saturday in Plymouth. You can see all of him there!

As Adam knows well - comedy is great for challenging

prejudices and bringing people together.

Which is exactly what another famous funny man had in mind 45

years ago when he tried to spread his message of peace.

At the start of the 1970s, Peter Sellers was a worldwide

superstar, thanks to his role as the martial arts obsessed

Inspector Clouseau in the hugely successful Pink Panther comedies.

But off-camera, the great Peter Sellers was a different

One who was searching for peace and love.

He searched for it with Swami Vishnudevananda,

a leading light in the worldwide yoga movement of the 1960s.

Using his very own peace plane, the Swami's mission was to slip

But when they came to Belfast in 1971, it wasn't the Pink Panther

that climbed off the plane but the Peace Panther.

To bring peace and love through prayer and chanting

to a place where peace and love were in very short supply.

And today, I'm following in Peter's flower-powered flared footsteps

to where it all began - high above the skies of Belfast.

They descended to 1000 feet and when they caught sight

of the City Hall, unleashed their secret weapon.

After throwing rose petals and prayer leaflets out

of the cockpit window, Sellers and the Swami landed

at nearby Aldergrove airport and gave their mission statement.

One day it may be possible, like a fairy story, for everybody

in this whole world, not just here, not just

anywhere, to live together in peace and happiness.

Their next stop was the Unity flats on a North Belfast sectarian

Journalist Eddie McIlWaine was their fixer on the ground.

He wanted to save the world plus Northern Ireland.

And this was where he was going to start doing it.

They did understand him, as far as I could see,

because they answered them back and they had a long, long session.

Apart from saying peace and happiness to all men, did his

There was nothing more that I could hear than those platitudes.

But he was very sincere, in my opinion.

And the locals certainly didn't seem starstruck.

He said he would like an evening paper.

He was buying the paper and the lady recognised him

Now, he had a laugh at that but there was another lady -

a customer, actually - who said, he's not,

And he bought them both a little box of Cadbury's chocolates.

The film star and the Swami were realistic enough to note that

to make their message stick, they needed to speak

So they came here to Stormont, the Northern Ireland Parliament,

to meet the province's famous firebrand - the formidable

Today, his son is a Northern Ireland MP.

Apparently they had a really good time.

Eddie introduced him, Dad took Peter off to the side,

probably talked to him about politics and

They were there obviously to talk about spiritualism and about peace.

Is there any evidence that your dad got into the lotus position

The ability of them to persuade him to chant something, no.

But Ian Paisley wasn't the only person who was struck by the prayer

In 1971, this Hindu theologian was a sixth-former here in Belfast.

For me, it was interesting because it fitted in with my own

So what kind of tactics would the Swami and Peter Sellers

have used to try and change people's hearts?

The idea was, even though they were on their own,

this was their wishes, their good wishes for the people

Sellers put his own safety to one side to try to bring some peace

Certainly, the people of the city will always remember the day

The magic of television! I love that! There is a whole series of

Alex Rowley going back to history! Lets talk to Little Mix. In 2011 you

are thrown together on the X Factor, you are the biggest selling arena

act in the UK now, you have broken America, and the lovely thing about

you is you genuinely seem to be good mates. With lots of bands you feel

they are putting it on, but with you you get the sense that you really

genuinely get on, so how is life five years on from the X Factor? I

feel we are even closer, which is crazy. We have heard horror stories

about other bands, and it is really like us. Who are they?! I can't

actually say! But the more the years go one, the stronger bonds is. We

are just absolutely loving life. You go into X Factor because you have

talent, you are brilliant songwriters as well. Other artists

have used your tracks, you wrote over 100 for the last album,

whittled down to 12. Who is the songwriter and where does that come

from? We don't like being split up, we like working together. These two

are really good at melodies and me and Jade are good at the lyrics. Do

you do that in the studio, the tour bus, what?

We come up with concepts on journeys and stuff, but most of our ideas

come from personal experiences. We had a lot to say for this album.

Very open and honest. The fans will be delighted because we have the

world premiere of the video of your new single, Shout Out To My Ex.

# You're really quite the man, you made my heart break and then made me

who I am. # Here's to my ex. Rig I'm all the

way up. # You'll never, never bring me now.

# Shout Out To My Ex, you're really quite the man.

# You made my heartbreak and then made me who I am.

# Here's to my ex, look at me now. # I'm all the way up, I swear you'll

never bring me down. CHEERING AND APPLAUSE. We can all enjoy that song

for various reasons. Adam, as the newest member of Little Mix, whose

personal story was it? I remember when I wrote that, I am a big fan of

Scrabble. I remember looking down at the board and thinking I have got

every letter for an amazing... I went to the toilet, came back, one

of my letters was missing, I never find out who took it, that is a

shout out to my X. You did this are the X Factor on

Saturday, we know that your mums have a thing where they all talk to

each other on Whatsapp. What did they think about your outfits? Our

mums are all for it. We for Michael Young goals confident in our bodies

and want to go out there and drop it. They were not even that bad. I

was wearing a shirt. Maybe it was us, Jesy! Do you decide what you

wear? If we want to wear something, we will wear it. It is so true,

nobody builds when Beyonce comes out in a leotard, what is the difference

with us? And we move allowed -- move around a lot, it is hard to dance in

your pants. Five years ago we looked so young, we did not know what we're

doing. Now fashion has evolved and we are a bit more daring and very

confident in ourselves, and that is good, no?

Let's talk about the new album, glory days, your fourth album. There

are rumours of big collaborations? Can we confirm or deny some of them?

Apart from Adam, obviously. Collaboration wise, as of yet, we

can't say. But we have had an incredible people wanting to write

for us. Meghan Trainor wrote as a sub, which we love. That is on

there. Charlie Puth wrote us a song, which is wonderful, he is fantastic.

Jesy's fiance got involved. We wrote a song together. Is he a songwriter?

He is in a band, he wrote a song, we came up with that last minute and it

is on the album. Little Mix's new single, Shout Out To My Ex, is out

now, and their fourth album, glory days, will be released on November

the 18th. Two weeks ago we launched

the Sir Terry Wogan Fundraiser of the Year Award to recognise those

who have shown creativity and determination in their own

fundraising for Children in Need, and those who have inspired

others to do the same. at midnight tonight,

so you've still got a few hours For more details and for full terms

and conditions, visit the BBC Staying with Children In Need,

it's almost time to meet this year's Team Rickshaw who,

in just 28 days, will be setting off with Matt on a challenge that

will push them to the limit and, This is the sixth year

for the Rickshaw Challenge and every year your generosity

grows and grows. So before we introduce the real

stars of the show, here's a little reminder of just how

far we've already come. When the first Team Rickshaw set off

from London dough in North Wales in 2012, nobody knew it would become

such an institution -- set off from Llandudno. But young people have

benefited from -- who have benefited from Children in Need raising money

really caught your attention. It was one big family, but it was tough.

But fun. Really fun. During my time on the rickshaw, I

was constantly filled with happiness, confidence, to this day I

am very grateful. It was a mint experience. We were

overwhelmed by the support. The challenge itself was an

absolutely amazing experience. When I was riding and I saw the crowd, I

could not believe the number of people that came down to see me.

The four teams have ridden the rickshaw hundreds of miles across

all corners of the UK. Over a week they take it in turns to cycle as

they push themselves to the limit, physically and emotionally.

I fell off the big yellow bike, but Alex and Matt are looked after me. I

was very brave. The Challenge Tour to be the

importance of teamwork, how you can achieve anything when you work

together. -- the challenge taught me the importance.

The rickshaw challenge has given me so much confidence, nothing beats

the feeling of crossing the finish line.

It is life changing knowing you have raise that amount of money, for once

in my life I did not know what to say.

It is going to get hard, Team Rickshaw. You had to be prepared for

that. But once you get through it hit is such a rewarding feeling.

Do your absolute best, stick with each other.

Cherish every second, it is one of those things you will want to

remember for the rest of your life. Good luck. You will smash it.

APPLAUSE All of them just so inspirational,

pushing themselves to the max so that others can get the support.

It was so nice to see all the old faces. Brilliant. The six rickshaw

ride is this year have been training hard, and very soon they and Matt

will be battling the wind, rain and hills in order to persuade you,

hopefully, to show your support again. We thought it was only fair

that they got a lift tonight. Shall we meet them? Speaking of hills,

Adam, please bring in the first two members of Team Rickshaw.

Are you all right? Well done. Nice to see you. As they head down the

yellow carpet and into the warm studio, let's find out just why

Ebony and Andy are taking on the challenge. In you go, guys.

Hi, I'm Andy and I'm from Chesterfield. In September 2012 I

was unfortunately diagnosed with acute myeloid bikini, which is a

rare and aggressive form of blood cancer. -- acute myeloid leukaemia.

It turned my life upside down, it is something that you can prepare for.

My name is Ebony, I live in Bournemouth with my parents, brother

and dog. I have a condition which affects my motor skills.

The reason I want to do the rickshaw challenge is to be able to give

something back to all the fantastic charities that Children in Need

support. The thought that I can give something to help other people in

the same situation as me is something that I just had to do.

I am most looking forward to... Probably the feeling when the wind

goes through my hair. It will be tough, but I know what they need and

I can give them matter. I think Ebony will definitely be

want to watch, she is really good fun. I am looking forward to

spending more time with her on the rickshaw.

They are all a lovely bunch. It will be a good experience, working

together to get the job done. Lovely, OK. Let's crack on, Alex

will handle the next two rickshaw riders, Olivia and Salar.

Welcome to you both. This is wonderful. I'm having a great night.

Let's find out why Olivia and is a lard have decided to join Team

Rickshaw. -- Salar. My name is Olivia. I was born fullaway deaf. My

parents are deaf. My a name is Salar I was born in Syria with my family.

I have two brothers and two sisters. The circumstances in my country were

getting worse. We had to change the country. I left the country and now

we ended up in the UK. During the Rickshaw Challenge it would mean the

world to me, meeting other persons is good because we get to know each

other before the challenge starts. I wanted to do the Rickshaw Challenge

because I love challenges. It's not just about the challenge, it's about

team work and to make my parents proud of me and show them that we

can achieve more. I want to see what I can do with the Rickshaw Challenge

because I'm deaf. I want to show that I can do everything. I've have

barriers. I hope to pass these barriers. It means a lot for me and

for my family to be proud of me and show the community that we can

succeed. Two more members of Team Rickshaw to meet. We can put Matt to

work. Please welcome Ross and Phoebe.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Nice job. Hello you two. Are you all right? Is we will go inside now and

join the rest of the team. First here is why this year's challenge is

especially important to Ross and Phoebe. I'm Ross, I'm from

Sunderland. I was diagnosed withed epilepsy. I can take a fit anywhere

in the opening. I'm Phoebe in Derbyshire I live at home with my

mum and brother. I'm here because my dad passed away sadly three years

ago. I was a proper daddy's girl and I was really alone when he died

because I didn't want to make other people upset. The reason I want to

do the Rickshaw Challenge is because if though I have a disability, I

want to do as much as I want to, do I can ride a bike with someone with

us. I'm no different to anyone else. Doing this challenge will prove to

me that I can do something beyond norm Al and it's going to make my

dad proud of me. I feel proud I can still actually ride a bike. It's

going to be a really good adventure for us.

APPLAUSE Let's hear it for Team Rickshaw 2016, Ross, Phoebe, Olivia,

Salar, Andy and eck any. -- Ebony. How is it going? It's going well at

the moment. They have giving us a training programme. I'm getting on

with that doing cycling most days. I'm keeping up with the sport I do

at the moment, playing rugby. Trying to get as fit as we can before we

embark. The whole family are in tonight. Cat is on my right hand

side helping out with sign language. We heard you talk about your

epilepsy, cycling helps you. Explain why it does and how it helps? When

I'm concentrating on things I don't have seizures. I might have a slight

one or two, but I don't really have them because my mind is focused on

what it's meant to be focused on. When I'm relaxed, that's when they

start up again. As long as you are stimulated and keep going it helps.

Yes. You have been doing training as well? Yes. All around Sunderland.

From the north-east. He said it's cold outside. He went, no, it's not.

Olivia, a big day for you today. We have to say happy birthday.

APPLAUSE We got you a cake. The route has

been iced on to the cake. This is not just any cake. This is where we

will be going. Let us give you an idea of the route. We will set off

in Jedburgh Abbey in Scotland, Rossing over the border into England

and heading down throughs in castle, Gateshead, Hartlepool, Scarborough,

Hull, Skegness, King's Lynn and Duxford. After eight days, 470

miles, hopefully we will be finishing right back here at the The

One Show studio. We will bring it home. We will finish it here. I will

be here with a cup of tea. Look at that route, my heart. You are going

near home. It's perfect. That is why we're doing it. Salar, what part of

the route are you most looking forward to taking in? I'm really

looking forward to being in Scotland. I've never been there.

I've heard it's really wonderful It's beautiful. Wales is lovely.

Scotland is really nice well. Take your thermals it will be nippy at

that time of year. Ebony, you have seen the route, we know you are a

keen cyclist. What tips have you got for your team-mates? Tips, you will

hit the wall, you really will, but you will know it. When you do hit

the wall, just think about why you're doing it and who you're doing

it for and that will give you more courage to like carry on and finish

it. Absolutely. It's about the motivation, really, isn't it Adam?

When I hit that wall out there, that helped me. Think about who you are

doing it for. I apparently nearly took out puddies. I was -- Pudsey.

Owe live what do you think your dad would think? I think he will be

proud of me and keep going if it gets tough. I really enjoy it. It's

a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Just crack on. Olivia, having seen

the size of this cake now, what are you thinking going into this?

I can do everything they can. I'm here to show that I can do it. This

team need your support. If you live in any of the places we have seen on

the route, cancel your plans on those days, come out, put a coat on

and cheer them on. It's really important. Absolutely. It's become a

big part of our One Show year. We know how generous we are. We thank

you for all the donations you have made in the past. We would love to

have your support again. You can know date: -- you can

donate. You can donate ?5 by texting

the word TEAM 70405. Or to donate ?10, just text the word

TEAM to 704010. Those texts will cost your donation,

plus your standard network message charge and all of your donation

will go to Children in Need. You must be 16 or over, so please

ask the bill payer's permission. For more information and full

terms and conditions, please go to bbc.co.uk/Pudsey

where you can also donate online if you want to give

a different amount. The lines are open now, so pick

up your phone and start texting! So far the rickshaw has raised over

?12 million for Children In Need. APPLAUSE

On this challenge we are going to be travelling through some of Britain's

best country side. We will make sure that we don't get on the wrong side

of some of the wildlife. In some circumstances even a seemingly

docile animal can have an attitude. Meet Bebette Cole, acclaimed

children's author. She's on a new mission to warn people of the danger

of cows. Last year, she was attacked by a herd of cattle. One of them

picked me up, threw me up into the air and islanded on the back of all

the other ones. A forest of nosesbashing me. Legs kicking me. I

thought one more blow to the head and I would be dead. I couldn't get

out. That was the scary part. Cows are considered the most dangerous

large animal in the UK. Bebette was very lucky. . Many others were

killed. Why is it so risky to be around cattle? I've come to

Northumberland to meet the most menacing herd in Britain. It's also

one of the oldest. And, they're wild. I'm hoping these wildcatle

will give me an insight into the beast that lurks within our domestic

cows. They are unpredictable and they fight. So I'm keeping watch

from a distance with Elle, the warden in charge. This is your

wildcatle? Yes, this is them. While we are this close, no sudden

movements or noises. Why do bulls fight so much Dominance, mating

right and territory. This can happen all year round, any time of year.

All the bulls have scars. Ears missing, wounds on them. It's part

of every day life for them. You see the same behaviour in lots of herd

animals. Unlike domestic herds, half of this herd is made up of bulls.

This one is preparing to fight. First, a dominance display. Pawing

the ground and chucking mud with its horns. Fighting can be to the death.

It's now clear to me where their domestic relatives get such

aggression, but surprisingly bulls aren't responsible for most deaths

amongst walkers, cows are. That's down to their fierce maternal

instinct. The calves here, with their doting mothers, look cute, but

I'm happy to keep my distance. Except, that Ellie has to check the

long grass for newborns. Which means we've got to leave the relative

safety of our vehicle. It's apparently just the sort of secluded

spot a cow would choose to give birth in, so we have to be very

careful in case one of the cows is still hiding in the grass. How

likely is it we will see calves in here. Surely you will know if any of

the cows are pregnant? No they hide their pregnancy well. They don't get

a big lump. The first I know of a new calf is coming across it in the

foliage or when it joins the herd a week or a week-and-a-half old. This

is the type of area that a cow would leave her calf in. Why would she do

that. Surely a calf needs the attention of its mother? It's the

best thing for that calf. For the first week of its life it's quite

unsteady on its feet. As far as the cattle are concerned they are

redders. Leaving it well hidden like this is the best thing for that

calf. Deer do the same thing. No calves or protective mothers in the

long grass today. To be honest, I'm quite relieved. I'm beginning to see

our friend the cow in a very different light. Although these

cattle are wild, are there any lessons we can learn in terms of how

to behave around modern-day cattle? Avoid cows with young calves. Don't

walk through the middle if you can go around the edge. Cattle are part

of the countryside. If you are worried, find an alternative route.

Even though we are saying they are wild, they are in an enclosure in

Northumberland. So don't worry, Perrie. I was fearing for my life.

That was the most bizarre thing ever. Miandad and Adam were chatting

about cows, and Matt was explaining about wild and domestic house to

Little Mix, it was pretty special. Let's continue the conversation

about cows. Adam, you invited your friends Josh and Alex to the outback

in Australia. I would love this experience. So would I, I love a

ranch. We went near crocodiles, we went

near snakes. I thought they would be safe around cows, they were really

not. We turned up and Josh pulled out his inhaler and I thought, we

are in for trouble! Little Mix, we have a little film that we think you

will love. It is all about little mesters. Here's little Michael

Douglas to tell you more. # To be a Sheffield grinder is no

easy trade... Sheffield and the metal trades go

hand-in-hand, with boom times during the Industrial Revolution. Workshops

sat on almost every corner, with master craftsman known as little

mesters sculpting everything from surgical nights to household

scissors. Back in the day there would have been more than 1000

little mesters, today only a handful left.

Nick's family have been making scissors the generations, with over

120 designs. I had no idea there were that many types of scissors.

Everything from little moustache scissors through to golf hole

trimming scissors. Getaway! The company's very own

little mesters will make me my very own pair of hairdressing scissors.

The first step of the process is drilling.

To make my scissors seriously strong, the metal is heated to a

scorching 840 degrees, then cooled in a vat of oil and dried.

These have been cleaned up, now they want grinding. And you are going

through the layers of the metal? Yes, getting all the scale of.

This will give a razor sharp edge, vital for precision cutting. Do you

fancy giving me a hand polishing it? I do, I'm very excited about that.

I feel like you have given me the most dangerous job. Probably. Just

keep it moving. Polishing the scissors was once the

work of women called both the girls, who became little mesters in their

own right, renowned for their skill and dedication to the job. -- women

called buffer girls. In its heyday, 80 staff made this

one of the biggest scissor producers in the world. The cheaper imports

have taken their toll, plus crafted scissors like these make repeat

business guys. We are a victim of a run success. You will not have to

buy another pair if you look after them, they built to last.

Now cleared steps in, his job title is as literal as it gets. What is it

you do? Scissor put it together. How old were you when you first put

something together? 15. How are you now? 72. Blinking hack, really?!

Unfortunately me and Eric are a dying breed. It is important that

you pass on this information before it is too late?

And that is just what they are doing. Cliff and Eric have freed

young apprentices, helping them supply Artisan shops and online

sales. -- three young apprentices. I thought about doing plumbing, I was

thinking of giving this a whirl instead, hopefully one day I will be

a little mesters. Now my scissors are complete, enter my willing

guinea pigs, Cliff. Crikey, they are nice and sharp. How much would they

start? 25 quid. That is a shame, this haircut is about 130! Have you

ever cut the Herald somebody who has just made your pair of scissors

before? Never, it is an odd experience. Are you ready to see

results? Certainly. Luke Garbutt. Good? Not bad for an amateur!

From one craftsman to another, thank you very much. Great stuff.

Isn't it nice to know, going forward, every little film that

Michael does, we wonder whether scissors came from.

Adam, as we saw earlier, on every episode of The Last Leg,

Adam, is it OK if we steal your format for the next few minutes?

Absolutely fine. Excellent. We went to Rio and did live TV every night,

we are even. Perrie, is it OK that,

despite having no sense of smell, you've released two

Little Mix perfumes? Ouch! Do you know what, if it was

just me bringing out a perfume I would think, haway, now. But these

lot can smell perfectly fine, and I help with the packaging. That this

is actually a thing, you only think you might have smelt coffee wants? I

think I might have made it up in my head. What time you went... And we

said, what? That you said, I think I can smell excavation it happens, it

is false hope. It affect your taste and everything. People just assume

what I bat that I want to know what it smells like and they say, it

smells like lemons. What do lemon smell like?! You must smell

something? No smell at all? No. That makes you the perfect partner!

I fight club is so funny, when people let rip. -- I find pumping so

funny. Is it OK that we have come up with an Adam Hills fragrance for you

to endorse? We have the product. You can have a little smell. Well, you

can't, obviously. Perrie, it is so rancid, you might be able to smell

it! I don't think it is too bad. You had to explain it to the viewers.

Really, you like that? It is not that bad. I would say it is like the

inside of a shoe. That has been in a rickshaw for 450 miles! Is it oil?

Musk. It is a perfume. You know in the bath when you mix everything in

a bottle and put it together. It smells a bit like toilet spray.

Finally, as the nights get longer, is it OK if we play our next

film celebrating autumn in truly poetic style?

I think it is fine. So do I, here is Phil.

Hampstead Heath is one of the best places in London to take on the

changing seasons, and almost 200 years ago, a young poet called John

Keats came here to escape the great and the grime of the city. Keats was

one of the most famous of the Romantic poets, and he was

particularly fascinated by nature. His lyrical poems captured the

beauty of the natural world, and his seasonal celebration Ode to Autumn

has become one of the most widely published poems in English

literature. Keats' former home on the edge of the Heath is now a

museum, and its curator, Frankie, has studied the unconventional

career of this most enigmatic writer.

He actually trained to be a doctor, what was called an apothecary

surgeon, but he really had a love of poetry which was too great, so five

years after his training he decided to give it up and studied poetry

properly. What inspiration for rating Ode to Autumn? He was a keen

Walker, he was on holiday in Winchester and had a regime of

walking and writing. It can be seen as a direct response to the

beautiful countryside. Was it a success in his lifetime? Sadly not

commonly died of consumption, what we now call to Brekalo says, at the

age of 25. The inscription he has to be carved on his gravestone says it

all, here lies one whose name was writ in water. But Keats was not

forgotten and his poll, Ode to Autumn, is regarded perhaps as the

most perfect: in the English language. And with the days getting

shorter and believes starting to fall, we have a very special recital

of Keats' quintessential autumn poll, just for the One Show.

Season of mist and mellow fruitfulness, close bosom friend of

the maturing sun. Conspiring with him to load and

blessed with the fruit provides that round the thatched Eads Road.

To bed with apples the cottage trees and fill all fruit with ripeness to

the core. To swell the gourds and plumper

hazel shells with a sweet kernel. And still more later flowers for the

bees. Until they think one days will never cease.

For summer has over Britain to their clammy cells.

Who has not seen the often made by store, sometimes whoever seeks

abroad may find the sitting careless on a granary floor. Thy hair soft

lifted by the winnowing wind. Or run a half reaped furrow, sound

asleep, droughts with the fume of poppies wildlife look spares the

next swath and all it's trying to flowers.

And sometimes like Iguider Island discs keep, steady dilate and head

across a brook. Or by cider press with patient look,

watching the last musings, ours by hours.

Whereof the songs of spring? Where are they? Think not of them. They'll

has to buy music, too. The soft dying day, and touch the

stubbled planes with rosy hue. And the small gnats mourn along the

river silos blinking soft. Full grown lands bleat from the

hills. Hedge crickets sing, and now with

treble soft, the redbreast whistles from garden Craft.

And gathering swallows Twitter in the skies.

I thoroughly enjoyed that. I think autumn is the best season. Christmas

is coming! That is a good notice they we have the country file autumn

special. That is on Sunday. There is always a plug! Earlier we asked for

photographic evidence of bets that you have lost. You have not this

appointed. Team Rickshaw can show the photos.

Ebony will start us off. Katie lost a bet and had to cycle into the

river in lycra. To me, that looks quite refreshing.

It does not! And he has a picture of Kirk, who lost a bet and had to go

and play golf dressed like that. That was sent in by his loving wife.

That is Kirk on the left! This is Alex, accepted a bet to run

the marathon with his hair in the St Andrews Cross, he did not realise it

was actually St George's day. Salar has a good one, Al from Guildford

bet his boss last night that he could eat three stakes, the weight

totalled 32 ounces. What is going on here with Phoebe?

Glenn the Welshman handing over ?10 and having to wear an England shirt

every time they play golf for a. That is not a good bet to lose.

And this man bet he would shave his head, but then the Clippers broke.

Before he finished. Team Rickshaw, thank you.

Thanks to Adam as well. We will be back tomorrow with Hugh

Fearnley-Whittingstall. Have a lovely Wednesday evening.