26/06/2013 The One Show

with Matt Baker. And Alex Jones. We are joined by a double Olympic gold

medal winner tonight, and a Dad of the Year, someone who has a great

sense of humour and is romantic enough to travel across the

Atlantic, just too buy his future wife brunch. Unbelievable. Sadly,

ladies, we know it's not possible for one man to be that perfect, hi

Matt! Please welcome Mo Farah and Loving your out-Fittonite, Mo!

We didn't get it, obviously, look. It's team athletics tonight. -- out

outfit tonight. How are the twins? What are they up to at the moment?

Oh, mate, unbelievable, they grow so fast, almost ten months now. Up with

is crawling really fast, the other is just about starting, but

Thirlwall. Good. Gary Barlow is not impressed. He sent this Tweet

Patrick, what is all this about flying across the Atlantic? I've no

idea. Yes, you do!For brunch! My wife let it slip that whenever we

got together, I was in the pub in Ireland on a Saturday night, a pubs

where you drink! It was her birthday the next day and she was in LA. So I

rang her, slightly the worse for wear, I'm not going to lie, and I

said happy birthday and she said I'm having brunch in the Beverly Hills

Hotel the next day, shame you can't make it so I said, "I'll be there",

got myself on a flight from Belfast to London, just about made the

flight to LA at 9, landed in LA and walked into the hotel at 2. Stayed

there for three-and-a-half weeks. And she liked it so she put a ring

on it! Later, we'll be giving Patrick a taste of how our Mo has

had to work on the track. Are we? Before all that, thousands of people

aspire to be models, but apart from a lucky few, most end up

disappointed at best and out-of-pocket at worst. Dan meets a

family who believe that they were badly treated by a modelling company

and a big brother winner. Modelling. It's a tough business and

only a select few ever make it big. But we found a company that claims

it can help wannabe models break into the industry. 13-year-old

Ronnie went to Loo Mode model agency for guidance all for �60 quid, or so

she thought. It was a good day.Loo Mod looks the part and boasts

celebrity endorsements. Ronnie met with celebrity Big Brother rye Lang

Clark. He worked there before he was famous. Click to my left, enter

details and see you soon. Rylan promised I would get work and he'd

be my due tour for two years because gingers stuck together and he

promised I would become a model. the end of her photo shoot, her mum

was asked for almost �3,000. For that, she received a portfolio of

pictures and the promise of help marketing Ronnie as a model.

wanted to give her that opportunity so to me it was worth the money.

What sort of promises were they making? Basically this was the

beginning of the rest of her career in modelling and they'd finally

spotted the English rose they'd been looking for. Compared to the

promises, how much actually happened? Nothing. Nothing at all.

Other customers have said they paid thousands to the company for its

help but received little in return. Loo Mode doesn't claim to be an

agency and it doesn't promise to provide jobs, but it does say it is

a professional advisory company that will market people as independent

models and send them details of casting calls. -- La Mode. The jobs

came through with nothing she could really do. Pregnant women, Oriental

ladies, stuff she couldn't possibly be entered for. I felt bad for mum

that we were getting badly in debt. I thought I was going to get work

and be able to pay it off but I couldn't.

Lawrie curt is the chairman of the Association of model agents, the

industry funded body set up to maintain standards. He's sceptical

about what firms like loo mode offer. I'm afraid the service ises

offered by this began are of no value at all -- La Mode. If you want

to be a model, it's not going to help. It's very upsetting and brings

the business into disrepute. LA Mode insists it does deliver the goods

and claims one of its clients was selected as the new face of a Dior

fragrance, Homme Force. They all said they never used that model when

we checked it out. As for the fragrance, they said they'd never

even heard of it. So can La Mode do any of the things it claims? We send

an undercover model to find out what is going on and I hear what Rylan

Clark really thinks of La Mode's �3,000 fees. I wouldn't pay it.

We'll have more of that in a little while. Patrick, you are on hand for

some new talent, not the modelling variety? Definitely not. The BBC new

comedy award is back. It was brought back by Radio Two. The entries close

this Friday so what we need people to do is give us seven minutes. Mo

is looking excited here. He's going to tell me more. I think I could win

this. So seven minutes?Yes, seven minutes of material that can be

broadcast. That's quite a lot, isn't it? It is quite a lot. Send that in,

we'll narrow it down and then we'll have the heats from September, right

the way through. The final will be in the Comedy Store in December and

the names that have come through, you know, Lee Mac. We have got a

little clip here with so many people. A montage.We couldn't

believe the amount of people that have been through. Mo, have a look,

you are going to love these. About being Welsh It's like saying to

someone, are you going to Jamaica and they say no, but I've had a can

of Little. If you step on me on the mic you are gonna get burnt.

dream is to earn a lot of money If you don't know Hull, it's a lot

different from other cities. Like, you've got London, that's just had

the Olympics, and Hull, that's just held zumba classes you can smoke in.

The last girl we saw there, that was Lucy Beaumont, last year's winner.

What's she been up to since the competition? She gets a development

deal with the BBC. You work for the BBC so you know what that means,

they'll make something with her and then they do that. She won �1,000.

�1,000? Which apparently she spent on a trip to Paris. If you fancy a

trip to Paris, Mo, get in there! Looking at the faces, it's proved to

be a very good way of breaking through. Why do you think that is,

just because of the people that will be listening to sthem? I think the

BBC has got so many comedic opportunities so you can be a

standup, you can do Live at the Apollo, you can do silt crop and all

acts have done different things -- Sitcrop. She's really good, Lucy --

sitcom. What would you do to make it individual? Don't put much effort in

because these people are going to be stealing our jobs. Any old stuff at

all. It doesn't really matter. would you say are the most common

mistakes people do in standup? think a lot of people are funny in

the pub and there's a bit of a difference between funny in the pub

and funny for money, so I think you do have to write, you have to put a

wee bit of work in. You were obviously funny in the pub? I was.

Once! What the you remember of the first standup? I was terrified.If

you thought you were so good and you were up for it, why? I didn't

actually. My PE teacher at school, I was the football goal keeper and he

bribed me to go on stage for the Christmas concert. He said unless

you do the Christmas concert, I'm going to drop you for the rest of

the year and so terrified, I did the Christmas concert and that went

really well and I played in the next match and let in seven and he

dropped me anyway. But yeah, that was Pat O'Hare, my PE

teacher, yes. Excluding present company, Mo, who is your favourite

comedian? Got to be Patrick, right. If you are an aspiring standup

yourself, you can - they are hugging - you can still enter the BBC new

radio come day awards via the website until Friday.

You had some jokes earlier didn't you, you heard some? I was trying to

think of some running jokes for many. We are being told to move on,

move on, move on! Anyway, it's now time for another visit to the vets.

We have been following the work of one of the busiest surgeries in the

country. Tonight, meet two dogs with very different problems.

The people's dispensary for sick animals has one of its biggest

hospitals in Stoke-on-Trent and one of the most common cases through the

doors are dogs that are... Well a little overexcited.

Dogs like Staffie Tyson who's been brought in by his owner. They've

been best friends for the last eight years, but there's something he's

been avoiding. He's here to be neutered today. I'm

trying to calm him down a little bit. He's always been playful and

bashful but I put it down to his nature. Some people have suggested

that might calm him down. It's recommended dogs like Tyson are

neutered as pups, but some owners like Christian find it difficult to

put their best friends under the knife. Not many males luke the

thought of having them cut off, but I suppose if it helps him, then I

don't mind really. Christian has had a tough few years and Tyson rarely

leaves his side, so it's little wonder he's pining for his owner.

was a drug user for quite a few years. When Tyson was young, I was

still using and that was hard because he kind of saw me in that

way and things. I went into rehab, got myself drug free and it really

turned around. I went to college and got qualifications to be a drug

worker myself and then went on to do voluntary work at drink drug

services. Drisian is still getting back on his feet, but this means

he's entitled to a discount on Tyson's preventative neutering --

Christian. The benefits of castration are because of the

testosterone, they can have a lot of sexual behaviour at home that's not

very good. They can be a bit more aggressive if they have the

testosterone too. It only takes half an hour for Tyson to become a more

streamline and hopefully subdued dog.

A very cute but very unsteady puppy has been brought in by its worried

owners. She's off balance. She can't get her

balance whatsoever. Friends Vicky andcology Colleen's dogs had a

litter of pups they weren't expecting. Both girls have struggled

to find work, but despite the fn financial pressures, they are keen

to keep this pub. It seems snowy's lack of skills are caused by brain

damage. She is very cute and we can't do anything about it. I know

it's an awful lot to take in and that's not the say we have to make

any drastic decisions. So we haven't got to put her down then? You don't

have to do anything. But, I think it is something that you should

consider. Or we may have to consider. The sad truth is, as showy

grows older, her quality of life will decline -- Snowy.

Just have to see how she goes. If she doesn't get better in a

couple of weeks, we'll sit and think about having her put to sleep. It's

not really fair on her and it's not reunited with Christian. The vet

says he's alright and everything's gone well. We'll have to see if this

lampshade on him is banging around everywhere, but at least he's

feeling better. At the end of the day I come home and he's there, so

it is always great. Thank you. care. While that film was on, all

sorts have been happening in the studio here. Patrick and Mo have

swapped shoes, so Patrick is now wear wearing Mo Farah's trainers.

That's a claim in itself, being in Mo Farah's shoes. You say a claim to

fame. I'm off! See you Mo. You can take the Belfast out of the boy...

The idea here is to give Patrick a fool of what viewers can expect live

on BBC Two from the Birmingham Grand Prix this weekend. If you were

ready, we are going to crank Patrick up to Mo's average speed. No!Just a

nice little walk. I will tell you what, Mo... Obviously you are

running at different speeds throughout the race. This is going

to be, as who go up there, just an average of 14 miles per hour.

Plaus plaumpctsz I've got a stitch! I've got a stitch! Keep going. It is

12-and-a-half laps roughly. How quickly on average due run 5,000

metres? Probably but I run a lot quicker. You work on your speed in

the race. APPLAUSE

What did that feel like? I'm thinking 12-and-a-half laps at that

pace. It felt quite comfortable.Did it? What was incredible, at

Gateshead, you all stuck together as a pack and when you took the bell,

watch this turn of pace. So running at roughly that pace and this

happens. You just disappear Mo! I was wondering, because you were

running quite slowly to begin. not running quite slowly, trust me!

But they are all staying with you as a pack. Why doesn't anybody overtake

you at that point? Because everybody knows each other. It is important

for your country you get as many points as you can, so we are all

together. If you win you get 12 points, second and you get 11. For

me you want as much points as you can. It is always going to come down

to the last lap at the end. Physically for you doing the 5,000

or the 10,000, which is harder? Obviously you are running quicker

for the 5,000. It depends who is in it. I really enjoy the 5,000, as

I've been doing it much longer. Physically, what hurts more?

Probably the 5,000, as you are running a soiled pace and at the end

you still have the -- running a solid pace and at the end you still

have to sprint. It is almost a year since this fantastic moment. Let's

look at it. Go on!How often do you think of this moment? I think about

it a lot, to be honest with you. The Olympics was what it was all about.

I really enjoyed it. It doesn't often come round and it was right on

our doorstep. To have 75,000 people cheering for you and to get on the

podium and to hear the national anthem, and to have so many people

behind you is unbelievable. Do you try to relieve that when you are in

races to put yourself back there and feel that crowd again? It is

important that you have that confidence. You'll have it in

Birmingham won't you? Yeah, I'm really looking forward to

Birmingham, the Diamond League, on Sunday. It is important that you

have that thought and that confidence, but it is important that

you respect everybody and take one race at a time. It is important you

don't get carried away and think, I'm the Olympic champion, I'm better

than the rest, you have to respect the guys but at the same time have

that confidence. What's next for you after Birmingham? After Birmingham

I'm going to go to training camp in St Moritz. Are you on target for the

marathon? It is getting there. I've got the World Cup this year, and as

soon as that's over I will take my break, which I'm really looking

forward to. I haven't had a big break. I'm looking forward to that

with the wife, and the in-laws are looking after the twins. Patrick is

taking on the water. Are you alright? I was just sitting here

hope hoping you would stay on the single. Patrick, it is quite

important, as you know, to cool down after a race, so we are going to

give you the opportunity to do that. We've got a cryosauna. Downstairs.

It gets to minus 170 degrees sent grade. We are going to pop you in

there -- centigrade. You've worked hard, so it is important that you

recover. So I can go in there with this on? We'll get you a dressing

gown. Earlier on we heard how the Winch family felt let down by a

company that claims to help aspiring models get their big break. It is

time to go undercover. We want to see what's really going

on at La Mode Model Advice Limited. The only way to properly check this

out is to sent someone in arcs someone young, someone good looking.

That's right, not me. Our undercover model Darcy is 15 and has agreed to

go to a La Mode Model Advice Limited photoshoot to see what the sales

staff claim. To be fair Darcy gets her �60 worth with several hours in

make-up and being in front of the cameras. But when she meets one of

the company advisers the real sales pitch begins. The advisers tries to

sell Darcy and her mum a range of packages priced up to �3,000. That

will buy her La Mode Model Advice Limited's know-how, her own website

and a portfolio. Lawrie from the Association of Model Agents, which

represents some of the biggest agencies, says that simply isn't

true. It is completely unnecessary for an aspiring model to get a

so-called portfolio, and you don't need it. But La Mode's big selling

point is an online directory where Darcy's details will be published.

Model boats in their blood, if they see somebody, they will approach

them. But we certainly wouldn't be looking on this kind of website.

We've spoken to the company that runs the directory and it says the

website's not there for people to spot models but for models to find

agencies. But if we had any doubts about the cost of La Mode Model

Advice Limited's help Darcy is given a final pitch before she decides to

This is actually the boss, Helen Smith, and this is her with her

friend and form former verse, Ryeland clenched it is time to find

out if they really think people need to pay �3,000 for La Mode Model

Advice Limited's help. Fair play, they've agreed to meet up. At the

end of the day the choice is down to the client. It is not like I'm

hiding my prices. All we try to do was give them information. They were

told how to find work themselves, yeah? We give them places to look

for them to do it. They could look that up on Google though couldn't

they? Absolutely, but some people choose not to. Helen Smith says she

genuinely believe the directory is used by casting agents to find new

models, but they said they've never heard of the big success story.

it is not true, I would be shocked. Given the evidence I was given it

seemed legitimate to me. Ryeland Clarke doesn't work as within

adviser for the company any more. He denies selling the �3,000 package to

Ronnie and her mum. It is a hell of a lot of money. If people are happy

to pay, that that's their choice. I wouldn't pay it. Would you sell this

�3,000 to anyone? I wouldn't sell it to anyone. I would offer it to

anyone saying I'm interested in photos, can you talk me through what

you want to do? I would never say, you definitely need this and you

will get 100% work. That's lying. For Ronnie, it did teach her that

modelling might not be her dream job after all. They promised a lot,

everything, and to be honest I don't want to be put through that day

again, all the time, being disappointed and let down. Since Dan

did those interviews the company has changed some of the claims they make

on their website, which is interesting.

Patrick is down stairs in the cryosauna. Are you in there? How

does its feel? Brilliant.170 degrees, minus 170 degrees. What

effect is it having on your body, Patrick? Speak to us. Things are

starting to disappear! LAUGHTER Mo, you use this as part of

your training techniques. Why do you use it? It is really important when

you put miles ton body you recover as quickly as you can. If you've

done hard train training, after a race, he's coping really well.

of hot climes. I think we should get him out.

The summer holidays are rapidly approaching, and so is one of the

most stressful tasks anyone can go through - packing. Most of us not

only hate it but we are no good at it. Especially men.Sarah Mack has

been to sympathise with the holiday-makers of Glasgow.

I've got my shoes and my shorts but I'm sure I've forgotten something.

Why does it take the average Brit 7 hours to pack? How long did it take

you to pack? A couple of hours.This is a big bag, how long are you going

for? . One week.A week? And this is the size of it? 20 minutes Max.How

many is this for? Four.For how long? Two weeks.This is pretty

efficient pack. What are your top picks? Mix. There's an outfit for

daytime, night-time, swim wear and for each person in each case.

Preparation is key. A such says on average the Scots spend 7 hours

packing, does that surprise you? hours quite long isn't it? I might

start a few days earlier, put a suitcase out on a spare bed and

start putting stuff next to the bed and gradually putting it in. We are

creatures of habit. Do you think we have a fear of leaving things at

home? I think. So don't stress yourself by doing everything at

home. There's a lot of good stuff abroad too. Sunglasses the, shoes,

coats, underwear, all we spend 7 hours packing the, apparently these

are things we leave behind. Do you think there's anything you've

forgotten? As long as I've got my passport I'm fine. Do you think

you've forgotten anything? No. But you are making me nervous. Who to

the their -- who got their mum to page for them? And who has forgotten

anything. Apart from tea bags, false tan. Essential, brown 24-7. The

minute I go to the minute I come home. You are taking fake tan to

Turkey just in case? Just in case. Mo Farah is in his socks and Patrick

is in his slippers. You were sweating when you left and you are

shivering now. Pop me in, gas Mark 4, 170 degrees. Serve with new

potatoes. It is a bit rattly on the mic. Mo, on the packing theme, due

shove a load of things in a bag or due turn up with your running shoes?

100% that's me. My shoes and clothes. Sometimes you want to pack

more than you need. And due pack yourself or does your wife do it?

Mainly I do it, all the gadgets. Please tell me you've still got your

shoes you won the Olympics in? medal and the shoes together.

Patrick, you are not having them. Sorry mate. Thanks very much