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# You are singing a song # You wake up in the morning

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# We're going to sleep tonight... APPLAUSE AND CHEERING

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Welcome to The One Show with Angela Scanlon. And the comedian 8 Out Of

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10 Cats would put at the top of their Countdown of co-hosts, Jon

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Richardson. Thank you to Amy MacDonald there. She will be

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performing her new single, that's a treat. Are you excited? I am. Get

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more excited. I can't believe I am about to say this, our guest is a

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huge name in the world of politics, it's none other than the Chancellor

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of Germany, Angela Merkel. I saw in the notes it was national treasure

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Dame Judi Dench. I have questions all worked out for her. I am just

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hearing in this ear that the First Minister of Scotland, Nicola

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Sturgeon, is waiting in the wings to talk to us. We don't have all three,

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do we? Sweating sweating and everyone was

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talking over me. Vladimir Putin's mouth was going up and down, up and

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down. You can't do this to me, I am Dame Judi Dench, a national

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treasure. Google me. Ask Jeeves if it still exists. I believe

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independence is better for you, better for me. Better for Scotland.

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APPLAUSE It's the lady of many voices and

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faces, Tracey Ullman! Thank you very much. Hats off to my

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award-winning make-up team. Unbelievable what they do. So you

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make your career in lampooning celebrities. Waiting for them to do

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ridiculous things. You have had a gift this week from none other than

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Beyonce. Have you seen - she's announced she's pregnant with this

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lovely picture which I think looks like she's been sneesed on. I think

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it's gorgeous! Do you? Yes, I do. It took our minds off the horrors going

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on in the world politically. She's done a brilliant thing. Flowers and

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satin. It's all going on. It's inspired a lot of people to recreate

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it. Bizarrely, they're mostly blokes. Very clever use of a mint

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green scarf there. And this guy. Oh! He has second trimester written all

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over him! What a time to find out you have

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been papped going into your own fridge. More impersonations of

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famous women shortly. We have a food experiment coming up. I am starving

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and exciting. If you want to get in on the action at home find something

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chocolate-y. This is all in ten minutes. So pop it back in the

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fridge More and more of us are going contactless. Yes I have had a

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contactless marriage for a number of years, since my child was born

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especially. If you are using contactless payment you may be

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interested in this stern warning from Dan Donnelly.

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The contact last bank card, launched ten years ago, there's now more than

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100 million in circulation. The idea is a simple one. You can

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now spend up to ?30 with a single tap of your card.

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But ever since the launch questions have been raised about their safety

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and a decade on a shocking security flaw remains which means your

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contact last card could be vulnerable to fraudsters. Because

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some contactless cards can still be used, even after you have told your

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bank they've been lost or stolen. That's exactly what happened to

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journalist Emma Hartley from east London. Three of Emma's bank cards

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were stolen when a thief pinched her handbag anoraked up a bill of ?130.

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I cancelled the cards in my wallet. And I thought that was that.

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Unfortunately, it wasn't. When I looked at my account a couple of

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days later I could see there were series of transactions online that I

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hadn't made. What did the bank say? Even though the cards had been

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cancelled that there was not a lot they could do about people running

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around using them. The onus was on you to police your account, not the

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bank? Yes, I got the impression the bank had washed their hands of the

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whole thing and it was down to me. I wouldn't have got any money back if

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I hadn't made an issue of it, even though I cancelled the cards. Just

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how easy is it for a fraudster to use a contactless card after it has

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been cancelled? I feel a One Show test coming on.

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This card was cancelled two days ago. Now the bank told our

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researcher the cancellation was instant and no one would be able to

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use the card. Sounds foolproof, but let's find out.

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First I try using the card in a newsagents.

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Great. Paper, crisps and a drink. No problem.

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In some shops the bank's security system kicked in and I was asked to

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enter a pin. I will have to get some cash, sorry,

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mate. But that didn't put the brakes on the shopping spree. Lovely, thank

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you. That's lunch on the cancelled card too.

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I thought the bank said this card was out of action. But what about

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swiping it on a London tube's contactless reader? In our test the

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card worked in one out of three shops. I only bought a spot of lunch

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and a tube trip. Just imagine the contactless fun a fraudster could

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have with our card and remember the bank said it couldn't be used.

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Why is this happening? One explanation is that some contactless

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payments are authorised at the retailer's card terminal, rather

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than linking to the bank where they could be declined.

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So what's being done to close this security loophole? Last month Rachel

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Reefs MP raised the issue at a Treasury Select Committee meeting

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with the financial conduct authority. With every bank that I

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have spoken to it is possible to use their cards for contactless payments

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even after it has been cancelled but what's is more worrying is that the

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banks don't alert customers when they know that a cancelled card has

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been used for a payment. What can parliament do to put pressure on the

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industry over this flaw? I will continue pushing the banks and

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regulator to do something about this and parliament have got to make sure

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that the integrity of the system is maintained on behalf of our

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constituents. We contacted the industry body and

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the regulator responsible for protecting consumers against

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financial fraud. But both declined our offer of April interview.

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-- an interview. Ever feel like you are being short-changed? In a

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statement the UK Card Association said every contactless card has an

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inbuilt security check which means from time to time customers must

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enter a pin. The financial conduct authority pointed out customers are

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entitled to a full refund if fraudsters use contactless cards.

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Both organisations say they are working to improve the current

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systems for handling cancelled cards, although neither confirmed

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what those improvements might be. That's of little consolation for

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contactless customers like Emma who still checks for fraudulent

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transactions on her account. I am angry because I didn't ask for these

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cards in the first place, I got sent them. Nobody said would you like a

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contactless card? I would rather take the extra two seconds and tap

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in a number because it's not much of an inscreens, is it?

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Like most people I have always assumed that if you tell your bank

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to cancel your card, that's the end of it. But beware, as we have proved

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today, cans logicaling a contactless card doesn't always mean your money

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is safe. If you have lost or had your bank

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card stolen keep checking your bank accounts and the bank will take care

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of it. I saw you taking notes there. Didn't exactly go for buying

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anything nice, did he? All the cards covered. It's the key information to

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take from that video. Get something hasn'ty on board. That card is valid

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for hours -- healthy. You are here obviously, the second series is

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starting soon. Possibly ideas for series three for Judi Dench. With

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the card. I am sick of this tapping, why can't they put it in the iris of

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our eyes now, I will do it. Tap your eye. I don't care. I am tired of

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having to carry stuff around. It's like chargers. I want to hold it up

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to the sun for five minutes, come on! Let's get the technology going,

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man. So slow! We fell in love with your delinquent Judi Dench. You have

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new characters this series. Yes, yes. Let's look at Nicola Sturgeon.

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Show her operation Iron-Bru. Imagine where the Scots reign supreme. There

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is not one landmark that wouldn't look better with a tartan blanket

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over it. The Sydney MacHarbour. Brilliant. You kind of play her as a

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Bond villain almost. One of our writers saw her as a Bond villain

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and she wants to take over the world. I love the way she says

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world. Votes. I like her. You need a start point, with a character.

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World! I can say that. Write a sketch. Like that. Tony Blair,

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Gordon Brown. Alex Salmond. A lot to the side, to the side. A great voice

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coach for her. Margaret Curran, thank you very much. Nailed it. Will

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we be seeing Theresa May? That's if I get a third series, I have to.

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When I saw those leathers trousers. Yeah! I bought some just in

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anticipation. I didn't spend ?900 on them, you know. You can make your

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own out of those sheets you get to put under things you put in your

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oven. That's a nice tip. Can we make those on the next show. He is so

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useful. It's been a big year politically. You do a - were you

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worried, it's more aggressive the political atmosphere than even last

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year for the first series, did you worry about it? It changed so

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quickly and we had written a lot of Angela Merkel pieces and two days in

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we had the Brexit vote and we had to rewrite stuff. It worked well for

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her, it made it funny and more poignant actually. Nothing stays the

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same. If I did do more I can't imagine where the world will be in a

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year. It felt last year you could have a laugh. Now there is genuine

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anger. Yeah, somebody used the word it's tumultuous: We have seen in the

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States, Alec Baldwin who did the Trump stuff on Saturday Night Live.

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We don't expect people in positions of power to react and engage. I

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know. Or comment on that portrayal. We kicked it off with Spitting

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Image. Bring back Spitting Image! Yeah, come on. We need them more

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than ever. It's quick to do that after your pitch of a third series.

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It's a brave move that. Pace yourself! You have had a lot of

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guest stars as well this series. Fabulous actors. Some of them hard

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to recognise. Yeah, guess who this is, viewers? This is the Murdoch

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household. Who do you think that is? That's Murdoch himself, surely. Ben

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Miller. Never! Oh, yes. Yeah, there he is, look. What? That is

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remarkable. It was amazing. We had so much fun for a couple of days.

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That alone, the lampooning of Murdoch means you have to show in.

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It starts tonight at 9. 30pm on BBC One. Thank you. Moving on to food.

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We are about to explore the Coralation between sound and, wait

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for it, taste. Hang on, what is going on over there?

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Dave! We know there is a shortage of lettuce, but seriously stop trying

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to flog black market veg. It's not the time or the place. Unbelievable.

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Here is Ricky on how sound can affect the way food tastes.

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Whether it is disco... Rock.

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Or pop. There no denying music affects how

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we feel. Did you also know it can affect the

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way food tastes? No, absolutely not. One man who is convinced taste and

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tunes are entwined is a gastro physicist from Oxford University.

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You have worked out which sound enhances which taste? That's right.

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What does bitter sound like? It's a low pitch and Brassey. That would

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make food taste more bitter? It has to have that taste to begin with, I

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can't give you a glass of water. If you are giving something like

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bittersweet like a chocolate mousse. What about creaminess? Nothing too

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sharp, nothing too changing. You are trying to capture or mimiy the

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experience. Then sour? Ready? Oh! That made me do that sour face.

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That's oshl. Although studies show sound does affect taste we don't

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know why. One theory is linked to our early years. Newborn babies will

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stick their tongues out. And do that for something bitter tasting. You

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think about the sounds a baby would make. There is a change in the sonic

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quality. I have invited catering students who

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are training to be chefs. They think they'll try two new versions of my

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classic dishes. In reality they are the same as they've always been. The

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only thing which is changing are the beats. Charles, some of those noises

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we heard before, people would not stay around to eat the food. How do

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we make them more pallal table for our customers. Say are there any

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tracks they want to listen to. As the diners tuck into their first

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course, a lemon sorbet, there's no background music. It is rated for

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taste. For the second sorbet, the same as the first, DJChaz adds some

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seasoning which should make it more sour. Do they feel for his

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psychological trick? I preferred the second one it was more creamy T

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second was more bitter. I found the second was creamy. The bitterness

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was lower. I think I preferred the second because it was more sour.

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Virtually all of them thought the second sore bay was more sour, just

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-- sorbet was more sour. On to the next course, the beats should help

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it taste more creamer. The music in the second serving should lessen the

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creaminess, despite it being the same dish. I preferred the first

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than the second. The sauce was more creamy. The second was more creamy

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than the first one. Will the DJ redeem himself with desert. The

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music should help bring out the bitterness. The track for the second

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serving should make it taste sweeter. But does it? I thought the

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second dish was sweeter. I liked the second one, it was more sweeter than

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the first one. He's done. Overall the group thought dish two was

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sweeter. Time to reveal all. Guys, I have got a confession to

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make. All the food you've eaten today has been identical. The only

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difference has been the music. That's been all down to DJChaz, who

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is not a DJ at all, he's a professor. Well done, with a hit of

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two out of three, he proves his pick of the pops were really

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taste-tastic! We could not do a food and music item without a musician,

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would we? Please welcome Amy MacDonald.

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Dig in girls. First of all, take a bite. Savour it.

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You got it? Now, let's get DJ Chaz to hit the beats.

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Another bite with this melody ringing in your ears. Right! How

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does the second taste? It does taste more sweeter... Do you know t first

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tasted like lemon. The second doesn't. It was rank the first time

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and now it a east not. I am bare concentrating... It obviously worked

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for you. Did it work for you guys over there? Green, yes. For green,

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wow! I think that's... Is it a winner. A split there.

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If you've had a go at home, let us know whether your pork pie was

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sweeter the second time or whether the dog is giggling into his Winalt!

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You will perform your new song, what effect will it have on people's

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dinners? It will be incredible. It will be like Heston has been in the

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house and cooked for them. Your new album, Under Stars is out - how is

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that? It is so strange making an album. You spend so much time making

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sure everything is right, then you kind of live with it for ages and

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then you have to wait until people hear it. You sit there hoping they

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will like it. You had a good goal for this album. You are not after a

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second-hand Volvo, you are after something nicer. When I was on top

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gear, my goals are certain models of cars. So, over the year it has kind

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of grown. It is currently the Bugatti Chiron.

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So you are a full-on petrol head? I always have been. I never really

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spoke about it. On Top Gear you obviously have to speak about it and

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I was completely blown away by the positive response I got. The whole

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petrol head gang, it is an amazing little community and people just

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getting in touch, saying, I'm a fan now, all the way over in South

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Africa or the United States, just from seeing you on Top Gear. It was

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quite a cool thing to do. A whole new audience as well. I'm going to

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get on tour and getted a nice, new Fiesta. Now, the Six Nations kicks

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off with Scotland verses Ireland. England verses France and Italy

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verses Wales on Sunday. My school memories of rugby are

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ritual humiliation in the showers and being dumped face-first in the

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mud. Thankfully it is not like for everyone. My name is Maggi Alphonsi.

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Some people call me Maggi the machine. I retired fwh 2015 as a

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flanker in women's rugby. I felt I had achieved all I could. 74 caps

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for England. Seven titles in the Six Nations and a World Cup. Right wing

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the world champions! I have come a long way from where I grew, here in

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Edmonton, North London. When I was younger nobody would have thought I

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was destined for a life in sport. When I was born, I was born with a

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physical disability called club foot. My right foot was turned all

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the way in. It is challenging when you are a kid you want to be active.

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Mum made sure my foot was eventually corrected. A Nigerian background, so

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her attitude to school and education is very much around, you work hard

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and you will get rewards. To my mum's horror, school proved

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difficult for me. Wow! This is amazing! This was not here when I

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was at school. I would always just be boisterous,

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loud and try and be funny. So I would disrupt the lesson. It got to

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the point where they were like, right, we might have to expel you

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from the school. What we will do is call your mum in and explain what

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you have been doing why you have been so naughty. I was disappointed

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and angry at myself. I knew I had to get something out of school. I threw

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myself into sport. And I passionately believe that

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every young person should get the chance to experience the benefits of

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sports in schools as I did. It was my old PE teacher who first set me

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on the path to success. How you doing? It is great to see you. How

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does she remember me? Enthusiastic. Full of enthusiasm. Inspirational as

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well. What I remember you is how you encouraged all the kids to take part

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in sport. It didn't matter what it was, you were there having a go. I

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am fortunate, that if it was not for you u I would not be where I am now.

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One day coming into school you had a blooshot eye, bruises and I remember

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asking, Miss, what sport do you do? I remember being amazed by the fact

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you played rugby union. So she suggested I go to my local rugby

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club, Saracens, as a way to channel my energies. I made my first tackle

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on a tackle pad and I absolutely loved it!

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My mum was never a massive fan, but I think once I started going to it

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and she saw how much of a difference it made to my education, my school

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life, she saw it as a very positive thing and supported me 100% really.

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I committed myself to my work at school and to my training and I went

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on to get very good GCSEs and then went on to university and so on. It

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was a positive start to my life, really.

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And today, I'm going to share my life lessons with the students of my

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old school. To the human eye this is a rugby

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ball. But to me, this ball saved my life. So at the age of 14 I went to

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my local rugby club, Saracens and for the first time people were

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saying to me, wow, you're strong, be aggressive, be strong. Where as at

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school I was told, don't do that, you are too aggressive, too strong.

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After that I set my first goal. That was to represent my country in rugby

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union. Five years later, at the age of 19, I got the phone call from the

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England head coach. So I thought, do you know what I want to be a world

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champion, I want to be the best in the world. I want people to know my

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name and about the England's women's rugby team. Became world champions.

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It is the biggest thing for women's sport. You make your own luck. If

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you work hard, opportunities will come. And things will fall into

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place. Doesn't matter where you come from,

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a council estate down the road, you can be whoever you want to be. You

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will only get that if you step out of your comfort zone and work hard.

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It will not be easy. Of if you work hard will you achieve what you want

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to achieve. Thank you. Enjoy the rugby this

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weekend. We hope everybody's team wins and everybody has a lovely day.

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I have chocolate on my teeth. On the plus side you have more for later. A

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massive thank you to Tracey. Thank for coming out in the cold. Tracey's

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show is on tonight, BBC One, 9pm. Thank you to Jon as well. Stephen

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Mangan will be with us on Monday. Now performing her new song, Under

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The Stars, out on 17th February, it's Amy MacDonald.

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# Ooh ooh # Ooh ooh

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# Never gonna be on my own # It's as clear as the day

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# Never going to cast my anchor out # I'm a free spirit

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# Torn in a way # I can't stay here for too long

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# I've got to keep on moving on # Nothing fades,

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# Nothing changes # This old place is driving me crazy

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# Live on # And dream on

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# - eman top of the world # And I'm on the right track

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# I'm on top of the world # And I won't look back

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# Dream on # On the top of the world

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# And I'm on the right track # I was living for the weekend

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# # The drinks are on me

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# Skipping school and cutting out # Always wished this world would let

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me be # Trying to catch a feel #8

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# Trying to find myself # We ran out of temptations

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# Cause this old place been driving me crazy

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# Live on # And dream on

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# I'm on the top of the world # And I'm on the right track

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# I'm on the top of the world Hsh dream on

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# I'm on the top of the world # And I won't look back

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# I'll miss you when I'm gone # I'll still play you the same old

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socks # Dance like we used to

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# Better without you # Better without you

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# Live # I'm on the top of the world

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# And I won't look back # Time to listen now

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# I'm on top of the world # And I'm on the right track

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# I'm on the top of the world # And I won't look back

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# # Ah Nah Nah

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