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Coming up, the star of award-winning musical Wicked is here performing

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for you. Look at these, they are jellied worms. I'll be showing you

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how to make them. Lindsey and I trained at Silverstone in an epic

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race. If you've applied for a sporting badge we have some exciting

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news on today's programme. Welcome to a live Blue Peter

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Hallowe'en special. Take a look at the studio. How spooky is it? I love

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it. It's the perfect day to get dressed up and if you need

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inspiration to do that, jump on to the website. You can also play our

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game which is match-up mayhem and you can create creepy faces like the

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one I did there. It's all about the show today and the one thing I'm

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excited about is getting dressed up. That's got to be the best part.

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Maybe you're on half term already or on the way back from school and get

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dressed at school. Whatever you re doing, we would like to know. This

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is a live show, so send it to us. Send a photograph to the e-mail

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is a live show, so send it to us. should have some inspiration for

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is a live show, so send it to us. this and show a picture of Lindsey

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when she was four years old. Look at this. This is Lindsey dressed as a

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witch. The cutest thing ever. And she's dressed like that today. Good

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one. Get in touch. Whatever it is, let us know and we'll read out as

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many of your comments later. Really, we're getting into the spirit. We

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know you guys are at home, because you've been sending in some great

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photographs of all your pumpkins, after we show you how to get

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creative last week. Check them out. This is from Chloe. She made it with

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her dad. Look at the writing and the detailing. It's got a proper font

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and everything. Look at this. This is Oliver a Miles. Lexie, Sammy

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Hattie and George have made three. On the inside there is a bat. It's

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very good. It is. You can see there is a real theme. You saw these last

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week, because Radzi was chucking them into his mouth in a gross way.

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These are jelly worms. If you follow me over here I'll show you how to

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make them. The great thing about Blue Peter we have the makes that

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everyone gets involved with. I want to show you this, but this is

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genius. This is Milky the skeleton made by Emma. Look at it, milk

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bottles cut into bits. I love stuff like that. Have a go and let us know

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how you get on. Welcome all to the show. You all look spooky. How are

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you Fine. What do you like? Dressing up and being scared, but in a good

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way. Good to know. Ooiple going to show you how to make the worms. The

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ingredients that you need and if you don't have any, they're on the

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website, you'll need two packs of jelly. We'll start with that.

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website, you'll need two packs of those up into cubes. Ual some gel

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tin leaves. You can get vegetarian ones of these. Whipped cream. Some

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food colouring, red and green. You'll need some flexible drinking

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straws, and that bendy bit is the body of the worm, which is cool

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Also, some byes kiss -- some biscuits to crumble. You put all the

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jelly into a bowl and then you make jelly the usual way, with hot water.

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If you're not too sure, get an adult to help out. Once you've got it like

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this, make sure it's cool. You want to add the different bits. This is

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the gela tishingS -- gelatine. Try to pull them out. You do that one.

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When you have mixed in the cream, and the gelatine and food colouring

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it should make a weird, milky sort of texture mixture, because this

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makes the body of the worm. This will take a bit of time, so as

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usual, here's one that was made earlier. When you've done that, it

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will look like this. Look at that. That's lovely. It's very important

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you make sure it's cooled down a little, because otherwise it will be

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too hot. Straws done. Get the biscuits crunched up. Chuck them on

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to the plate. What do you like about Hallowe'en, Corbin? Going to all the

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parties. You can scare each other and

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parties. You can scare each other importantly you can get messy, which

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I'm going to show you how to do now. Put the straws into the glass. Pack

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them in. Here comes the messy bit. You take a ladle and do it over the

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bowl. Lexie, you do it. You come this side and I'll hold the glass.

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This is really important that the water is kaleed cooled down. -- is

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cooled down. Once you've filled that up to the rim of the glass, you let

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that set in the fridge for two to four hours and it comes out looking

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like this. The best way to get them out of the straws, you squeeze the

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straw. You get the opposite end of the worm that you see and you push

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the straw like that. Look, out comes the worm. You can see there that's

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why you had to open the straw to get the body part. A great way to raise

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money is to sell them. Loving it. Those are great, but they look

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absolutely disgusting, like real worms. They are delicious. I tried

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one last week and they are very very nice. Speaking of last week, we

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asked you to get spotted outside simply for Autumnwatch. We wanted

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you to make this and you can head to the website and get outdoors. Ask

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your friends and family to sponsor you for seeing different wildlife,

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whether animals, creatures whatever it is and the donations you receive

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for Children in Need you can send them through our sponsorship page.

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That's right. If help, do not fear, because all of

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the team are help, do not fear, because all of

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busy spotting wildlife and this week help, do not fear, because all of

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they're in Leighton Moss. That's very true. We'll go down to the set

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right now to say hello to Michaela, Chris and Martin. We'll start from

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the top. We're talking about spotting wildlife for Children in

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Need. Give advice. Don't just look, go out when it's dark and listen.

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There's always sorts of things to hear. Birds overhead and foxes

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crying. I would say, borrow, or take a pair of bin knock las, because

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sometimes birds are miles away. It's not about the big and glamorous

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stuff and birds and mammals, but the little stuff. You might kind

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something really interesting under a log in the garden. Or behind some

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bark down the park. Concentrate on the little stuff rather than just

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the big stuff. On today's show we are talking about making jelly

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woRps, which are quite gross, but also quite funny and you can eat

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them. We're not just doing that because it's Hallowe'en, but we are

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talking about earthworms, because they like this time of year? I don't

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know about jelly worms, but earthworms love autumn and it's the

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time that all the leaves are off the trees and that's where they are at

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their best. They will be recycling all the dead leaves and doing it in

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an incredible way, so yeah, earthworms love autumn. Have you

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seen anything that has taken you by surprise now? We have. Particularly

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surprising, we found otters down here. Not just one, but three and we

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saw something that we think is unique and never been seen before.

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One of the otters was slapping the other in the face with its tail A

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new science. And comedy. You are known for following families, what's

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your theme this series? The theme of this Autumnwatch is migration,

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because this is the time of year when so many animals are on the

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move. We see the beautiful flocks when so many animals are on the

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things like knots and all sorts of birds in the sky. You have covered

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picture. I love this. This is a fox. We all know, but it's in the Blue

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Peter garden. Beautiful creatures, Chris? Beautiful, but they've been

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living in our cities since the 930s and we now think we have a

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population in the UK of up to 3 ,000 foxes living among us in our cities.

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What we are doing with them is interesting. We've got the new, very

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hi-tech radio claRs, which means -- collars, which means we can put them

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on the foxes and tell where they are in real time. The scientists can go

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out in the field and know exactly where that fox is and what we are

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hoping is that we can learn a lot more about these animals' habits

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living alongside us in the city I know you're busy, so thank you for

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joining us. See you soon. I love Autumnwatch. Gadgets and

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wildlife. Make sure you watch it tonight. As long as you're getting

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spotted that's what we would like you to do to raise money. The money

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that's raised goes to helping children all across the UK and

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here's another reason why they need your support. Imagine if there was

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nowhere to hang out, if your back yard was off limits and the streets

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in your area weren't that safe. There's no doubt about it, life

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would be pretty dull. That is the reality for many children living in

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some of the most deprived areas of the UK. I've come to the East End of

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Glasgow to meet Alistair and take a look around. Hi there. Hi. Is this

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your local playground? Yeah. What is it like to play here, because I

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noticed the trolley? There is glass. Actually in the playground? Yeah.

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Where are the swings? They got down because of vandalising. Alistair's

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out on the streets with his ball if he's not here. This is the area

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where I play. There's a lot of he's not here. This is the area

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rubbish in that about. he's not here. This is the area

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anywhere were you can play? I'll show you. This is a project that

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puts the colour back no children's lives, by providing safe, in-door

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and out-door activity across the East End of Glasgow. There's so much

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to get involved in from football to craft, even growing your own

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vegetable. -- vegetables. I've come to the allotment to find out what is

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on offer from project manager, John. Why is it so important for the

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locals? It operates in one of the most deprived areas in the country.

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Families can't provide for the children and young people, so we

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will provide a range of different things, community youth clubs and

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street play and environmental projects. There is a whole lot of

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different things we're involved in. Everything we provide is 100% free.

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It's money from Children in Need that helps Playbusters employ people

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like James. You've been involved for a long time. How does coming here

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help the children? We get a lot of kids who say they can't do it. And

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then they sit there and they see they can do it and it gives them

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something to try something new. It's great to build up confidence. It's

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theirs. Not just somewhere they come, but theirs. You are getting

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nice and muddy. What you're up to? Digging this to plant new things in

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it. What kind of things? Sweetcorn and potatoes. What do you like most?

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It gets you off the streets and it's really good fun and you get to meet

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new people and friends. Youth groups are another great way of getting

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local children involved in activity. You are a community worker. What do

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the do -- children do? Colouring in with art. What what do you -- what

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do you do here? I do what the kids want. It's laid-back. At home they

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might not be able to want. It's laid-back. At home they

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When you come here you get it all done. There's lots to do and you

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never get bored. It's not just about having fun, there are more serious

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benefits too. How do you think being involved in this has changed you? My

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behaviour and that. In school I was not well behaved, but I became a

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volunteer and my behaviour has changed for me. How important is the

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money provided? Without the support of Children in Need we simply would

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not be able to provide the services that you've seen today. It would be

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impossible. The money raised from Children in Need really does make a

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difference, so get up, get involved and get spotted for Children in

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Need. Hi, what are you going to do to get spotted for Children in Need?

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I'm Tim Minchin and I want you to get spotted for Children in Need. Hi

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there, we are Sam and Matt and what are you going to do to get spotted

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for Children in Need? Every single person I met in Glasgow were great.

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The work they do is great. You've seen how far the money goes, so

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whatever it is, get spotted. On a separate camera shot, hi. I think

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that you, the audience are incredible. Every time we talk about

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something on the show you respond in so many numbers and look at this. We

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have been asking to talk about the light show and you have been sending

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in your spots. Look at this. See if you can see your spots. I love this

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music. My favourite is at the top from Megan from High Wycombe. That

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is padcy in a cake. This is Meera and this is me with the smile and

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that's Radzi. I can't tell and that's Lindsey there. We are all

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lying down in water as if on holiday. I like it. This one is from

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Tom in Stockport and he's done a spot with the ship and spots on the

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ship. Spots everywhere. Well done, Tom. If you do some fundraising or

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send us a spot, we want to know who you are doing and where and we would

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like to hear from you, but if you tell us where you're from we can put

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you on the map which looking busy. I've got to say, Scotland not so

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busy. There is not a lot happening there. Both of our mums are from

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Scotland. I love Scotland and so come on Scotland, get doing. Get

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spotted. From fundraising to fast cars. Radzi and I have been gearing

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up for a mammouth race and next week you'll see us battling it out, but

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before that, we thought we needed a bit of training. We did.

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Rally driving - it's high-octane, high-speed and highly scary. Rally

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driving is t most extreme of extreme sports. We have been set a pretty

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extreme challenge. We are going to race the Great Orme stage of the

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Wales Rally GB. However, there is one problem, neither of us are

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particularly good at driving. What am I doing? Thank you. Sorry. I m

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sorry. He can't drive. Sorry. Joking aside, if we are going to stand a

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chance making it as drivers, we are going to need some expert help. We

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have come to Silverstone's rally circuit to get a crash course from

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Brian Spencer. circuit to get a crash course from

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is made up of smooth, muddy and loose shale surfaces. Brake, brake,

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look how muddy it is. Adjust the speed to suit. He wants to assess

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our skills and it's pretty clear that neither of us are naRls. Left

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turn. Brake, second gear. That's fourth. You are accelerating while

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you're turning. Feed it. Gentle That was accelerating. After a bit

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more practice, and as we build up confidence, Brian wants to see how

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we are at cornering the car, a skill that is crucial to master the Great

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Rome. -- the great Orme. Brake, brake, brake. That's better. Go on.

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Gentle. Use all the road. That was better. Yeah. While it's clear I

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need to be braver and give it more speed, Radzi is the opposite. Yeah,

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yeah. I got away with it. Cars like this go from zero to 60 in six

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seconds, so drivers need quick reactions. Brian has a trick. Can we

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regain control when he pulls on the handbrake? Accelerate. Go on.

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Accelerate. OK, so I need more power and Radzi needs less. But the more

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time we spend behind the wheel the better we are at this rallying lark.

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Well, sort of. Power, power. Power. There's so much to think about. OK,

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with our lesson about to end, Brian thinks we're up to trying a timed

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lap each of the one-mile course Go, go, go, go. Left at the top. Come

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on. Go on. Flat, flat. That was all right. Straight. Straight. Hair pin

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right. Very good. Left at the top again. Finished. Who is the better

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driver? Your time was 78.22. Lindsey, 76-41. You are quicker Are

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you being serious? Commiserations. Don't be too pleased, that was

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merely the warm-up. We are going to need every ounce of driving skill we

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have as we race the three-mile Great Orme stage of the Wales Rally GB.

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Watch the road. It's one of the greatest and toughest rally stages

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in the UK. Brake, down to third Brake. Brake. You can't leave it

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there. What a cliff-hanger, littlely. I want one. I want one

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too. Talking about yourself, at the start of the show you mentioned the

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sports badge. Right there, it's my favourite badge of all of them.

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We'll tell you about it. Lindsey and I posted 6,239 BP sport badges. So

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if you got in touch and applied then keep your eye on the post

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because it could arrive through your door. We just have time to read out

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some of your comments and photographs, because you've been

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telling us about your frunky dress-up. First, we have Molly and

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Lottie, both six and dressed up ready for their first treat or

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Lottie, both six and dressed up treating adventure. I. There is a

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cheetah and a wee cheetah there That's Rory. He's dressed as a scary

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scientist. Next one, it's from Isla, she is 11 and dressed as Florence

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Nightingale and there are the two cheetahs. Andrew says to us that

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he's going dressed as a vampire classic. Thank you so much for

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getting in touch. Next week - You saw the trailer we did, but next

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week it's the big one. We go head-to-head in a race to decide the

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champion. I get access back stage to the opening ceremony of the rugby

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league World Cup. I meet heroes at Radio 1's Teen Awards. That's on

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Sunday at 5.30pm and you can get performances fromariesle kicks and

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Jessie -- fromariesle kicks ---aries elkicks and Jessie J. You're going

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to love this now. # Something has changed within me

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# Something is not the same # I'm through with playing by the

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rules of someone else's game # Too late for second guessing

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# Too late to go back to sleep # It's time to trust my instincts

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# Close my eyes and dream # It's time to defy gravity

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that much to high a cost # I'll try to defy gravity

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the chance to fly # And if I'm flying so low

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# At least I'm flying free # To though who crowned me take a

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message back from me # Tell them now I am defying gravity

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message back from me # And so much for them now

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# Nobody in all of Oz, no wizard that there is or was is ever going

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to bring me down... #

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