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Hello and welcome to The One Show with Angela Scanlon....

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Tonight's guests are among the most recognisable faces on the telly.

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I am happy with how I look and how I feel.

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Welcome! We have got plenty in tonight. Lots of fans. Here we are,

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the day after the Brit Awards. Let's go back to 1995, was it? We were

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nominated for the best breakthrough act. We were so excited. It was the

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first time we had been at the Brits. The record company had a great idea,

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turn up in something different. Everybody goes in a limousine, why

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don't you go in an ice cream van? We will get lots of press. Broke down

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on the way there. We were pushing it down there. By the time we arrived,

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they have rolled up the red carpet, everybody had gone home. We got no

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pictures, because all of the photographers had gone. Now you have

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an OBE. That one deluded you. Who won? You've probably never heard of

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them, Oasis. Where are they now? Saturday Night Takeaway is back, and

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you are bringing back the Secret Sofas. You are preparing to get

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ready for the weekend. We have two of them for you. Let's start with

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yours, Dec. I love the fact you have done that. I know exactly where that

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is. The West End of Newcastle. That is the church I got married in.

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Which marriage, first or second? I'm still on my first wife. It is on a

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slant. Make sure you are wearing sturdy shoes. If you know where that

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is, get yourself down there and you can watch The One Show. It looks

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quite peaceful, the storm hasn't hit. Let's look at Ant's location.

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This is London, it is near the first flat we have ever had. This is where

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I met my wife. Not this exact location, but it is near the flat.

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It is in west London. I won't give any more away. Southwest. It is not

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slandering, where what you want. -- slanted.

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Who will get more bums on seats, Ant or Dec?

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If you think you know where our spare green sofas are, get

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Bring a takeaway if you want. Bring a friend, anybody, somebody! With

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Storm Doris, you will have to be very brave tonight.

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After numerous false starts, Monday finally sees

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the start of the inquiry into whether institutions

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and organisations failed to protect children in their care.

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The woman in charge - the fourth to hold the post -

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has been telling Joe that, whatever her critics

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say, she is the right person for the job.

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It is the job that nobody seemed to want. Running a public inquiry into

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what happened to children in the care of a whole range of

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organisations, from charities and religions, to children's homes and

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the BBC. If something terrible happened to you as a child, and

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then, years later, you finally hope something will be done about it,

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imagine how angry and they will that you would be to see a public inquiry

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set up and then appear to fall apart as three chair women resign and ?18

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million is spent with seemingly little to show for it. Almost three

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years since its launch, on Monday, the long-awaited public hearings

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will finally begin, here at the international dispute resolution

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Centre in Fleet Street. We have been given exclusive access before it

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gets under way. This room is where witnesses will be questioned and

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cross examined under oath. Paul Marlow is a paralegal on the

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inquiry. The witness sits here. The panel and chair will sit here. This

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is where the legal teams will sit. It is set up very much like a

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courtroom. Are there any differences, given the nature of the

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inquiry? On the witness table, we have an additional chair and some

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space in case they want is some support with them to make them feel

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more comfortable. We have a security room, safety is of the utmost

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importance. We screen everybody that comes in. The woman in charge of

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trying to regain public and victim trust is Alexis Jay. She is the

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fourth and latest share. She has 30 years of experience in social work

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and oversaw the inquiry into child sexual exploitation in Rotherham,

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which found that at least 1400 young people had been sexually exploited.

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Some have raised concerns over her background as a social worker. My

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first question, is she right for the job? I have spent my professional

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life in social work. In child protection, safeguarding. I believe

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the skills and expertise I gained from that equip me for this. My

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motivation in Rotherham was to be clear about questions such as who

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knew what, when, and what did they do about it? That was the basis of a

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lot of my investigative work on potential cover-ups and collusion is

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among senior officers, politicians and others. The budget for 2015-16

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was about ?18 million. Why does it cost so much? This is the biggest

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public inquiry that has ever been mounted in the UK. We are properly

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and independently audited. But there is no question that public inquiries

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are expensive. It has also taken years to just get to this point,

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which has left some victims frustrated. How can she reassure

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them that their voices are finally going to be heard? We have absolute

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commitment to take those forward and get to the truth, in many

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circumstances, but also to move forward in the future and improve

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how we deal with is terrible and difficult issues for people. She

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made it very clear that everything will be discussed, no holding back.

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It may well involve quite harrowing details. There is nothing about

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child sexual abuse that is not horrific. However, I have always had

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a view that society should not be sheltered from understanding the

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terrible things that, collectively, society and some institutions

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allowed to happen to these children. Will it become known as the Jay

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Inquiry? I don't know, that is probably the least of my worries at

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the moment. Some victims and survivors have angrily walked away

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from the process. Michael may and Chris Tuck are sticking with it.

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Let's look at the problem and find solutions. Let's not pretend it

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hasn't happened. Let's break the silence, speak about it, understand

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the impact on people and get them the help they need and deserve. That

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is what I truly want. It is an opportunity for organisations to

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contribute their small voice so we can make an almighty roar. There is

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no doubt that this is an inquiry into dark and difficult sides of

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public institutions, and there have been many negative headlines along

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the way that have threatened to detract from its original purpose.

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The reason so many people involved believe it deserves a chance to

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succeed is that, only then, by learning from the mistakes of the

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past, and the failures, can we really make sure we protect children

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in future. Thanks Joe and we wish

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Alexis Jay and her team well. Let's get back onto the topic of

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Saturday Night Takeaway. Is it right you have been having nightmares? I

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have anxiety dreams every year, up to the first show. It is weird

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things, you think everything is in order and suddenly you haven't got

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your trousers on or whatever. One I had this week, I was live on

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television and had no socks and shoes on. I was talking to a guest,

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I kept looking and I had their feet. That's not that bad! It's not like

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doing your exams naked or your teeth falling out. Well, it made me quite

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anxious... Do you think that is down to the fact that the scale of

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everything keeps getting bigger? Because we live, we are playing

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surprises on people. You don't know if it is going to go right. This was

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last year, the image that you left us with. It was a brilliant way to

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finish the series. We are coming live from somewhere else at the end

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of this series, which we will announced later. I didn't think we

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would be able to top that, but we have. It is not just the big stunts,

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it is sharing with the nation quite intimate, special moments. Playing

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Cupid? Yes, the start of last series. I love this moment. Your

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face! I get quite emotional. Brilliant! Will you marry me? Yes! I

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can't believe she said yes. Well, we have Victoria and Dan in the

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audience! When is the big day? May. We have to get a hat! We haven't

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been invited. There is an invited backstage. How are the plans going?

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There is a theme? We are having a Shakespeare theme, we met doing a

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Shakespeare show together. That will be nice, that will be lovely. Your

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mum and dad were quite heavily involved in the pranked. They have

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been involved in the wedding, or they have been letting you get on?

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They have taken a step back. Date let us take the reins. As with you

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guys, they will always be involved, in a good way. You have absolutely

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nailed that family entertainment on a Saturday. That is what we aimed to

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do, we want to make TV shows that kids, parents and grandparents sit

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down with and they all enjoy, they find bits that are fun and enjoy.

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That is what we grew up with, Russ Abbot, Noel 's house party. It does

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look like a madhouse, it looks out of control, but obviously highly

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controlled? That is part of the anxiety dreams. It is a bit like

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getting onto a roller-coaster. You are not getting off until it ends,

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no matter where it takes you. The lovely thing is, doing that sofa

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thing, there, people might not turn up. You take a risk, but that is

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live television. Shall we check? Considering the weather, that is a

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good turnout. Who is winning? I think you are winning, Dec. There

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are still about 15 minutes to go. Come on people in full on Broadway,

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let's give it a way... Away! Look at Newcastle, there is a girl

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in a bikini at the back. As well as the staff were you don't know what

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is going to happen, there is quite a lot of pre-recorded stuff, you get

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this drama? We found out that puts either their shots Simon Cowell.

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Let's have a look at this. -- Pudsey Bear shot Simon Cowell. As OBEs, you

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have become members of The On. Every new member has to spend a night

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guarding the crown jewels. Tonight is your night. That sounds

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straightforward. What could possibly go wrong? Of course, it does go

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wrong. We loved doing that. You get to play out your fantasies of being

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James Bond, secret agents. The cast is fantastic. Joanna Lumley, we got

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really good cameos through the whole series. But she is brilliant.

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Anybody else you can tell us coming up? Shirley Bassey, Alan Shearer.

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Natural actor, very good. We look forward to that.

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Storm Doris has done its worth worst today. We sent Martin Powell to

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report from Saddleworth. Today is Thursday the 23rd of

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February and Storm Doris is on its way. It is going to be moving

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through across North Wales, past north-west England, the Midlands.

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Strong gusts, they could cause some damage. We are looking at the BBC

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weather website. They were talking today about destruction, it could be

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that tiles will go, trees will be down. I will be out there taking

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photographs and getting stuck in, like all good storm chasers showed.

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The reason I do this is because I want to keep a record of the weather

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in our village. I know that here, where we are going, it is very

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exposed. So, I am not sure what we are going to find appear.

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It's getting closer, I can feel it. We have driving rain, you notice

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that the birds struggle, goodness me. I'm heading off now towards

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Buxton which is the highest town in England so the winds should be

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strongest. I'm out to do some shopping. We came to do our food

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shopping. Apart from that, we're crackers! Whereon holiday because

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it's half term! There were bins flying everywhere. We have come to

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the Peak District for a few days to blow the cobwebs away and that is

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what we've found! I know it's absolutely ruined, I'm going to go

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home as fast as I can because it's not good it's quite dangerous. I

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understand the rest of the country has had a lot of disruption, 70 mph

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winds in Blackpool five centimetres of snow in parts of Scotland,

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disrupting traffic, and 800 houses in Stockport have lost power with

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lines blown down. It has been a cold, blustery, wet day, I'm looking

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forward to going home and having a nice cup of tea and chocolate bun.

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Thank you, Martin, we might put some of those photos on the website. You

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were saying you were a bit of a weather geek. I love this, we had to

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do a live weather report and got to get the Met office and meet

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everybody else that I loved it. I would love to do what he does.

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Probably in a bit more extreme conditions than a couple of branches

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falling down. But the thrill of it. Yeah, and he went quite a way to see

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a seagull slightly off course! In all seriousness, I had to call the

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emergency services today, I was driving down the M1, and there was a

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tree right in the middle lane. Did you take the picture? No, I was

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driving. Martin would have been there! Let's go back to the show and

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pranking, the weather might be one thrill but this is a thrill for both

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of you. Some of the celebrities you have

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stitched up are priceless, but do you have a favourite? There are so

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many. James Corden, we got him good at the end of last series. Olly Murs

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as well. We said he was a waxwork figure made of him! It was us and it

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was a new machine that sprayed him with wax! Press the emergency stop

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button! Obviously you are so close to these

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people that you are pranking, do you ever think, hang on, they might have

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twigged? I get worried every time. But you've got to kind of ride

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roughshod over it and if you think they are looking at you, you had to

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change the subject or bring in somebody else or keep talking. If

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you put yourself in that situation, you got to be fairly confident and

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go, hang on, it's a false note! Sorry! And also, you try to take it

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out of context so we have the quote you in America or abroad and we are

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the last people they would think it would be. It looks like them but it

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can't be. You just dodge it with confidence? Exactly. Sometimes you

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don't have all the make-up and the disguise on ulcer bed looks like it

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is quite a kick for you? One of the closest was the first one on

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Saturday, Jamie Oliver. So close to getting caught.

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That was close. That was really close! He turned round. But I do

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love Turkey twizzlers! A bit close for comfort. The joy on

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your face, it is like you are 12 again! And it escalates after that,

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there is a big finish at the end of it. It's very good. It involved the

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Mayor of Harrogate. And that is on Saturday? Yes.

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Earlier we showed you two locations in the UK where

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Look at that! They are out in force. Look at Newcastle. Not a lot of

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people like to stop and chat in London! They are busy with places to

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go. It is close to a pub. I think Newcastle, we got the added

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attraction that they were all on their way to confession in the

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church! She is not even bothered, she's on her own! We will come back

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to that later. There was a man in a dinner jacket! They whipped it out

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tonight! That is in London, if you're interested. It is very cold.

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You get all sorts in that their London.

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Guys, we read that both of you have given up flashy sports cars

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We did. We had a period, we will get a flashy car and we both did it and

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we didn't really enjoy it. I got an Aston Martin. And a Ferrari. And I

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found driving to the supermarket, I used to have to find somewhere

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enough space is empty. I ended up miles away from the supermarket so I

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thought I'm selling this. You think you should do it, but we're not

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really petrol heads. You have been there and done it.

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Well, Theo Paphitis takes us back

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to a time when first cars were so small, we could hold them

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In the mid 20th century, Britain was home to three of the world's biggest

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car Manufacturer 's. It's just so happened that corgi, dinky and Max

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box were in the toy car industry and they also began my lifelong love

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affairs with cars. When I was at school, most of the kids in the Lee

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Grant had a modern as a model car but the bragging rights were those

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who had something associated with a film, the James Bond car, if you had

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one of those, you were the boys. But I never knew the bigger picture

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about Dinky, Corgi and Matchbox. It might seem like child's play but

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these guys were cut-throat rivals. It began in 1933 with Dinky toys,

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Frank Hornby's factory in Liverpool produced cars for decades and the

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detailed replicas of real vehicles go but up the huge new toy market.

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And Dinky remained unchallenged until the 1950s when a new name from

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London and that the market, Matchbox. The brilliant idea was to

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take on Dinky but sell their little cars at pocket money prices and also

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in packets that were about the site of a matchbox. You would have got

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them in a tobacconist or a newsagent and if you went in with your dad on

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a Saturday morning, and you had been a good boy, you could go, dad, can I

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have one? But the toy car war story became a trilogy. Enter Corgi. The

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factory in Swansea was geared up to produce more realistic vehicles.

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With plastic windows, features and, most importantly, gadgets! That is

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my favourite. A James Bond car. This was the blockbuster product in 1965,

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everybody was talking about James Bond and they talked about -- put

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out this cart with the machine guns and the bullet shield and the

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world-famous ejector seat. The battle between the toy, lecturers

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was at its height in the 1960s and 70s so who was winning the war and

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who was losing? I've got Dinky, Matchbox and Corgi. Which is the

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best? Without any question, Corgi. The quality was better, it was more

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advanced and when they came out, Dinky were in problems. For about

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the same price, they produced things like this, very sweet and charming

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but basic. They then started producing glass windows in cars and

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things like this. Although this competition drove up standards, it

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also started to drive the rival firms into ruin. They had to keep up

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with each other and keep coming up with new models and ideas and they

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became so complicated and elaborate that they were not toys any more,

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they were things to admire and put on a shelf rather than play with

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because they might break. Under the weight of manufacturing

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costs, all three went bust between 1979 and 1983. They couldn't compete

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with the achievement of lecturing from Hong Kong and the toy market

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had changed as well. The buyers had vanished, teenagers were not

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interested in toy cars, we had had Star Wars by then, computers, and

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that played its part in saying goodbye to these great brands. The

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car wars between Dinky, Matchbox and Corgi is a classic business pail of

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rise and fall. But just when you thought it was all over... The toys

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now live on as collectables, huge collectors fairs like this one in

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Stafford regularly attract thousands of enthusiasts. Personally, it has

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got to be Corgi. My brother was into Corgi but I wasn't, I was Max box --

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Matchbox. Nostalgia, and I think it is boys and their toys. I couldn't

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agree more. It looks like Theo has taken a leaf out of your book! It

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suits him. You've worked together for over 25

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years, you're best friends, Newcastle United, golf and even

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dogs, but what do you differ on? That is what we want to know. Whip

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out your paddles! She's off again! DME! Who is the messiest?

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-- dear me. Shamefully messy? Just a little untidy! I heard you had to

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teach him how to wash the dishes. We lived in a flat for a year and

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didn't know how to open the dishwasher! Who is most likely to

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get road rage? Really? Yeah. Who is the most romantic? This is taking

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some time. Who knows their brisket from their topside? You like meat? I

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do and I like Wichary and I have been on a couple of courses. --

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butchery. Who is the stingiest? Not stingy. Careful. Is that right you

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don't put the air con on, because it is a waste of diesel? Let's have a

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look at the sofas! Let's go to Newcastle. Have we got a number?

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Hello, Newcastle! 74 people! And how many in Fulham? Hello,

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Fulham. 27. Thank you. Thank you to everybody who came out and thank you

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to Ant and Dec. Saturday evening

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at 7 o'clock on ITV. The Hairy Bikers will be taking

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control of the show tomorrow. and will have music

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from Rag'n'Bone Man. And if you've been missing Alex,

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like we all have, you can see her tonight in Shop Well

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for Less at 8pm on BBC One. Are you ready for the next

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ten years? I'm pregnant. Are you ready for the next

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ten years? I'm pregnant. You won't notice I'm gone.

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We've already started interviewing.

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