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Hello. Welcome to the one show with

Amol Rajan.

And Alex Jones. Our

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guests tonight are... Hang on, they

should be here by now. Ah, there

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they are! Please welcome the stars

of the new Star Trek series, Jason

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Isaacs and Sonequa Martin-Green!

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Welcome both.

Just like that. Have

you got used to being beamed around?

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It's all right. You have to wear

special underwear, we're good.

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Steel.

I bet you've done that a few

times.

We're going to talk

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everything Star Trek shortly. First

back to earth, it's fireworks night

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on Sunday. Jason, we understand this

was quite a big thing in your

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childhood. You did penny for the

guy.

I was trying to explain it to

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Sonequa. Couldn't make head or tail

about why we celebrate the person

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who tried to blow up Parliament. We

celebrate the guy who failed.

Got

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it!

You don't do this in the States

do you?

We don't. I was really

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excited about it.

People used to

make horrible effigies and you give

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money.

What is the origin of the

tradition.

Guy Fawkes, who looks a

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lot like Game of Thrones at the

minute on telly. He tried to blow up

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Parliament. But he failed. And we

make a bonfire for it. When I was

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growing up, it used to be a time

when people were horribly burnt by

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fireworks, made it taeshlly

exciting.

We start the weekend with

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a bang, Bryan Adams is here. He is

going to be performing, proper rock

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royalty. He's going to be performing

Run to You at the end of the show.

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Now then, do you consider yourself

an honest person?

Well, I've been a

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journalist for about 12 years so...

No!

No.

A survey this week has shed

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a light on Britain's cheating ways.

Our own straight as a dye champion

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of sportsmanship Iwan has been to

investigate.

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Last week, American Phil Ivy lost 7.

£7.7 million in winnings after the

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UK Supreme Court branded him a

cheat, due to his dishonest poker

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playing at a London casino. But it

seems we too are a nation of cheats,

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be it puzzles, board games or even

to further our career. Just over

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half of Brits surveyed said they

would bend the rules if it

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benefitted them. A pumpkin

competition? Really?

Basically,

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everyone in the village is given

some seeds by one of the locals. I

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didn't plant the seeds. Didn't grow

a pumpkin. The day before, went to

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the local supermarket, purchased the

biggest pumpkin I could find and it

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wasn't until after the judging had

been done, picking it up and looking

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at the pumpkins that I realised I'd

left the label on the bottom of it.

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So I was collared, red handed.

I've

come to newly acclaimed Hastings

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peer to find out if we're really

that bad when it comes to cheating.

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Cheating in an exam, I remember

having the answers written on my,

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written in here, on my wrist. You go

in and do it and look like that.

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Yeah, I definitely have done that.

I

wouldn't like to cheat you, but if

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there was something to be had and if

you were going to win something, I'd

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like to win, it I'd do all I could

to win it. If cheating come into it,

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I'd do it.

It was in a pub quiz. You

open the phone on to someone at

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home. They can hear the question and

then that person Googles the answer

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and texts you.

Why cheat then?

I

think we were just having a laugh.

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Have you ever cheated?

Yes. It was

at a school fair. All the mums given

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an empty paper plate. A sign on it

saying "bake something nice and

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bring me in tomorrow". Had a couple

of glasses of wine with the girls, I

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ran out of time. So bit of an

emergency stop off at the bakery, on

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the way into school. Off with the

cling wrap, onto the plate.

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Delivered it, as if it were my own.

What would you cheat on?

I whiz

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through the end of films.

You whiz

through films?

I've got no patience.

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Was there a prize?

There was a

prize.

Did you win?

I did win.

This

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is a good example you're leading

here.

Not at all. Not in any way,

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don't do this at home children, it's

very bad.

Would you never cheat in

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anything, a quiz?

I do.

Board games?

In a pub quiz.

Naughty.

I got the

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phone out.

Due win the quiz?

No.

You

still didn't win?

We came last.

Hang

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on, you're not a very good cheat are

you?

No, I'm not.

So there's really

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no shortage of confessions, I don't

fully understand what people get out

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of cheating.

We cheat to avoid a

punishment. We cheat to seek a

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reward. I think most people would

lie generally if they feel that

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they're not really hurting anyone.

There is an evolutionary element

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insofar as animals have always

cheated. For example, they might

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make themselves appear bigger to

scare off a predator or they might

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make themselves appear more

attractive.

That's exactly what

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people do on social media. Robert

redford comes along and he asked to

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take you to lunch and your husband

didn't hear this?

I'd go for lunch.

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It's all right.

Cindy Crawford round

the corner. We asked you two before

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the show whether you were cheaters.

You said, not at all, Sonequa. Never

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cheat. Jason! You said you love to

cheat.

Oh, my God. First of all,

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we're both professional liars,

that's what we do for a living.

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She's better than me because you

bought. It

I don't think story

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telling is lying. Because I'm so

competitive I cannot bring myself to

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cheat.

Come on..

I want to win.

That's so boring. Playing by the

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rules. Cheating means you get to -

that's rubbish. Winning is

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everything. Only losers Sehwag it's

the taking -- losers say it's the

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taking part that counts.

Off screen

she is the Queen Mum of the entire

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game playing, except a game called

Mafia. She cannot be trusted at all.

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She loses all the faith people have

for her. I'm out.

We don't trust him

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and we get him out.

It's funny you

talk about morally ambiguous

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characters, your character - the

captain -

Very professional that.

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You like that? Your captain in Star

Trek is the first time you have a

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captain that is morally ambiguous.

What makes him that?

He's trying to

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win the war against the Klingons.

He's surrounded by a bunch of

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hippies and idiots.

In his words.

I

need to stock the crew with people

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like Sonequa who are prepared to

think outside the box.

You play a

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scientist called Michael Burnham,

it's not a man, it's a female.

Yes.

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How does this version relate to the

original Star Trek?

Well, we relate,

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we have the same connective tissue

that every reiteration has ever had.

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They've placed my character in the

institution that is the family of

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Spock. Spock is my surrogate

brother. That's a big vain

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connecting the two of us.

We're ten

years before the original series. We

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have a blank slate to tell any story

we like. When we finish in ten

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years' time, it's got to match up

with where that thing started in the

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60s.

You're the adopted sister of

Spock, who never knew he had a

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sister. He would have been so happy

to know.

Did he sit on the secret?

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Definitely knew!

There's a fair

amount of tension between your two

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characters. This is the moment that

your character tries to persuade

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Sonequa to join the crew.

I'm not

who you think I am. Before I was a

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newt near I was a first -- mute near

I was a first officer in star fleet.

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I will never bear that rank or any

other again. But it is who I am. And

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who I will always be.

I know who you

are, Michael Burnham. I know exactly

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who you are. I know you love being

right. I suspect you hate being

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wrong even more.

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I wouldn't trust you in a game at

Mafia after that game.

That's

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flirtation.

You think!

Massively.

I

did suggest early on that I had a

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terrible crush on her. They went,

she's so much younger than you. I

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went... What?

You're a big fan of

Star Trek as a child. How did it

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feel stepping into this world for

you?

Initially, when they said do

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you want to be captain of star fleet

vessel, I said no, because I grew up

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watching William Shatner swagger as

Captain Kirk. I had no interest of

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being an echo of any of the great

captains before. But they told me

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the story. This story is so of our

time. It's a single story, 15 hours,

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serialised. We don't reboot to zero

every week. If somebody dies, you're

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still upset the week after, unlike

the original. It felt like something

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entirely different. I would never

have wanted to be anywhere near the

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foot hills of that glory.

Star Trek,

the original production was, if you

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excuse the pun, all about pushing

boundaries. There was a character,

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Uhura, played by Nichelle Nichols,

one of the first iconic black

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actresses. What was it like for you

stepping into that tradition and

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playing a lead?

It's phenomenal and

overwhelming. I'm very humbled and

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honoured by it. Nichelle Nichols

reached out to me after I got the

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role. I met her at the premiere. She

told me to enjoy the moment because

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it's mine now.

Here it is. Wow.

Fantastic.

My heart melted. It's a

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really big deal. Every I rags of

Star Trek has pushed boundaries and

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ours is doing the same. Very much

so.

You've both been part of other

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fantasy series. Harry Potter,

obviously, and Walking Dead with

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you. What are the fans like, Star

Trek fans, in comparison to those

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fans? They must be a lot more

extreme, right?

They're quite vocal.

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Everything that was done on film was

adored by everybody who had read any

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of the Harry Potter books. The Star

Trek fans are very protective of

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what they have loved.

That's a nice

way to put it.

Some of them want to

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tell us we're getting things wrong

or right. What's fabulous is that

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their enthusiasm means that even

when they're furious or outraged,

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they go, "I'm never watching again,"

So they say on episode seven, but

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most are glued to it.

I certainly

will be watching. Star Trek

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Discovery is available now on

Netflix. In the original Star Trek

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the mission was to explore strange,

new worlds, to seek out new life,

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new civilisations, to boldly go

where no man has gone before.

You

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don't need a starship to find

extraterrestrial life, you can do it

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outside a hotel in Hertfordshire.

Here's Lucy.

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Are we alone? Do aliens exist? Is

there life on Mars? Scientists have

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been unable to answer any of these

questions conclusively and yet, for

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a thriving community of UFO spotters

there's little doubt. Where are you

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looking?

Right there. The last time

I was there we notice aid couple of

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things.

It went really bright and

shot off really fast all of a

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sudden.

It's 70 years since the

world's first flying saucer

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sighting. To mark the occasion, the

One Show has been invited to join

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this sky watch. It takes place at

the UFO acod my conference in --

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academy conference in Hertfordshire.

There is indeed something going

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on...

Tell me what you do.

I'm a UFO

researcher. I believe in, very

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strongly that we're in the alone in

the universe.

When did this all

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start for you?

In about '92. Recall

seeing this aircraft, which was

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indoed a UFO, something out of close

encounters. It was there for 15

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seconds and then it vanish.

What do

we have here?

We've got an actual

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UFO. It's coming over the estate,

that's illuminating a TV antenna.

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What is this proof of?

It's an

aircraft under non-human control and

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the aircraft is extraterrestrial in

nature.

Some people might say this

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is not very clear and there's not

enough evidence for your assertions.

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When I film something, I have it

analysed. A lot of it is aircraft. A

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lot of it is satellites, 5%, 10% is

unidentified flying objects, I

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believe under non-human control.

Are

UFOs proof of extraterrestrial life?

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Not really, no. I want that piece of

footage where somebody like you can

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say, wow, that really is something

else.

Investigating UFO sightings is

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surely only the business of

enthusiasts like Tony or fictional

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characters like Mulder and Scully.

For 50 years the Ministry of Defence

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faithfully recorded every sighting

via a dedicated hot line. Nick Pope

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who lives in LA, investigated the

sightings. In a handful of cases he

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couldn't find an explanation.

Two

RAF air bases were directly

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overflown by a UFO. The witnesses

included the meteorological officer.

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He described a huge triangular

shaped craft, firing a narrow beam

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of light down at the ground and then

shooting away to the horizon. This

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was a man with eight years'

experience in the Air Force. So when

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we had a case like that, even us

sceptics at the MoD took notice. We

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never got to the bottom of it.

How

likely do you think it was that

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there were UFOs?

Unexplained does

not mean extraterrestrial space

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craft, it just meant that we

couldn't find, in that particular

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case, an explanation for it. These

things are more likely to be Russian

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than martian. If just one of them

was, it would be the ultimate game

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changer.

The ultimate game changer

is the ultimate goal, what do they

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expect from sky watching.

Sometimes

it's clear enough to see the shape

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and size of the craft, if it's a

typical disc. Sometimes it's just

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lights. People just talk about what

they've seen.

Whether it's a

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sighting in the sky, or like a more,

like intimate experience with like

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other beings. There's groups of

people all over Britain for the last

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50 years who have done sky watches.

It's just not something in the

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public eye.

It is quite exciting. It

would be amazing to see something.

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All our sky watchers just scanning

the sky. The sky watchers have got

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all the gear, but will they spot

something tonight?

I think this

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one's moving above.

All right, which

one?

There's a bright one here. Is

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that moving? There is commotion,

when a light flashes across the sky.

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That was a bit a moment then, wasn't

it?

It was a moment, yeah.

Whatever

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that was, I couldn't clearly

identify. But I'm sure that they

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will continue their tireless quest

to prove we are not alone in the

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universe.

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Thank you. There is other unworldly

stuff in this video - it's Bryan

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Adams's new single, it's called

Please Stay.

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# I just need a little time

# A little time to find

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# All the words to say, Please

Stay...

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Please welcome Bryan Adams.

That's a good song.

Thank you.

You

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originally wrote it for the musical

of Pretty Woman which is opening

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soon in the US.

It is one of the

songs written for it. It's not

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coming out until the end of next

year.

Is it true you had to pursue

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them to get the job of writing the

music for that show?

I went after it

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about ten years ago and that which

weren't making it. Then a friend of

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mine in the broadway world told me

they were. I said, if you are

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looking for a songwriter, I might be

available. They said, come on, let's

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have a meeting. That is how it

happened.

You have a new album out

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called Ultimate. Not to be confused

with your greatest hits.

It is

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greatest hits but also the greatest

set lists. It has a couple of new

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songs - future classics.

Ultimate future classics.

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So all of these song, the older ones

must take you back to a certain

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period in your life. Which is the

most evocative would you say?

I

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don't know - all of them it is like

a diary of, when I look back I can

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think about where I was, what I was

doing. It's like doing a film, you

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must know what you were doing at the

time and were you were.

When I see

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films I remember the place I lived,

whether my kids had been born...

It

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is like a chronological diary of

your life.

Recently you have done

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some incredible du wets in your time

- Rod Stuart, Tina Turner. Recently

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at the Invictus Games you were with

Bruce Springsteen. An amazing

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performance.

It was super fun.

We talked about two weeks beforehand

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about doing something. The phone

call came in and it was Bruce's

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assistant. He wants to talk to you.

I said, tell him whatever it,

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"Yeah."

Just yeah!

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Can you sing, Sonequa?

No. I cannot

sing!

That was a real fun gig to do.

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And your duet with Mel C is on

Ultimate. Who else would you like to

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do it with you?

Anybody with large

instagram followings!

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Bryan and Beyonce has a wonderful

ring to it.

You filmed it in Canada.

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Your wife is from Canada?

She's from

Toronto.

I got a call about a month

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ago about actually appearing in Star

Trek, would I like to come to

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Toronto to do something and I said,

yeah, I'd love to do that. I'm

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naturally looking like a Klingon,

anyway!

A very good idea.

Then it

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went away.

Would you like to be in

the next season of Star Trek?

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There's room.

It's funny...

I've got

you!

We will sort it out for you,

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Bryan, don't worry.

You are

obviously here to talk about Star

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Trek and Bryan...

I am here to talk

about Bryan. I am thrilled.

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One of your biggest hits...

We

wondered what would happen if we

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combined Star Trek and Bryan Adams.

Looking at it right now.

We can go

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one step better!

This is it.

You don't know what's

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happening.

We are calling it a

Klingalong. Here's Susan.

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APPLAUSE

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Thank you, Susan!

Well done, Susan. We have had some

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bizarre things on the show, but I

think Susan has topped it there!

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That is the peak. Everything is

downhill from now.

Bryan will sing

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run to you, but not in Klingon.

Matt

Allwright's tummy has been rumbling.

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Watch out Wiltshire.

I'm on my alphabetical tour of the

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UK. I have reached L. Where am I

heading? Described as the loviest

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town in England, I am in Ludlow,

ladies and gentlemen, with wet feet

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now! And Ludlow has a reputation as

being Shropshire's ultimate foodie

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haven. Full of independent cafes and

restaurants. We have come at the

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right time of year, because once a

year the big guns of the food world

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gather for Ludlow Food Festival.

Yes, hosted within the stunning

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walls of Ludlow Castle, this food

festival has been going since 1995.

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We will do a security check, I think

and see what people have got in

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their bags. Wild sage and whole meal

stuffing mix. Flipping heck!

What do

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you mean?

It keeps coming.

Garlic

cheese.

Is that the garlic one

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there?

Yes.

Oh, my God! Don't tread

on his cheese!

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You told on his cheese! But enough

of that. Let's check out the stalls.

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First off a Ludlow gourmet based

sweet company. When I was a kid you

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would have the big white and pink

nougat bars while should I have

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this?

It is made to French standard

with 30% honey in it. If you would

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like to give it a go.

Of course I

would. Thank you very much.

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You're not going to leave your teeth

in that. That's good.

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Now, this looks exciting. This is

Joel, the black Smith, a former chef

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who is making premium steel lights.

I think I might need a bit of help

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here. Show us how it is done.

I'll

give it a little bash for you.

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The difference is you are properly

hitting it!

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From black Smithing to bee keeping.

As part of the early '90s rave scene

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this would be an amazing outfit. Big

box, little box! I am off to a

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cheese show. This cheese shop has

supplied the finest cheeses for over

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30 years.

This is my personal

favourite. It is a Finn. Triple

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cream enriched.

So all the good

stuff in it.

All cream in it and

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nice creamy milk, anyway. Really

mushroomy. Really lovely.

The cheese

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world of sh romshire is it a--

Shropshire, is it alive?

We are

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lucky being on the border here, we

can dip into other counties and

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Wales.

This really is a pretty town.

Hold on... What's this? Well, it

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feels to me like we may have reached

the end of the film. And this

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library of beers is collated by a

local beer lover, Gary.

Local beers

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under one roof from different

Brewers within the region.

The

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stairs behind you and I can hear

voices upstairs.

You can, yes.

What

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is going on up there?

Upstairs we

have a little drinking deb. Do you

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want to go and -- drinking den. Do

you want to go and have a look.

Of

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course.

Let's go and look.

Real ale,

straight from the barrel. Perfect!

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What is it that the locals like

about this secret den?

Anybody who

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comes in here, straightaway they are

into conversation. It's a friendly

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pub.

A micropub is the perfect place

to end our tour of Ludlow today. It

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is kind of Ludlow in miniature - a

jewel of a little place, with loads

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packed into it. Next time, well we

are halfway through - we are at M.

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Where will we be? I have no idea.

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Thank you.

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Sounds Like Friday Night is straight

on after us tonight. Performing Run

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To You, from his new album,

Ultimate, it's Bryan Adams. Have a

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great weekend.

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# She says her love

for me could never die

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# But that'd change if she ever

found out about you and I

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# Oh but her love is cold

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# Wouldn't hurt her if she

didn't know, 'cause

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# When it gets too much

0:26:390:26:42

# I need to feel your touch

0:26:420:26:44

# I'm gonna run to you

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# I'm gonna run to you

0:26:470:26:52

# 'Cause when the feeling's right

I'm gonna run all night

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# I'm gonna run to you

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# She's got a heart of gold,

she'd never let me down

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# But you're the one

that always turns me on

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# You keep me coming round

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# I know her love is true

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# But it's so damn easy

making love to you

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# I got my mind made up

0:27:290:27:31

# I need to feel your touch

0:27:310:27:32

# I'm gonna run to you

0:27:320:27:38

# I'm gonna run to you

0:27:380:27:45

# 'Cause when the feeling's right

I'm gonna stay all night

0:27:450:27:48

# I'm gonna run to you

0:27:480:27:50

# Yeah, I'm gonna run to you

0:27:500:27:54

# Oh when the feeling's right I'm

gonna run all night

0:27:540:27:57

# I'm gonna run to you

0:27:570:28:05

# Oh...

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I'm gonna run to you

0:28:230:28:27

# I'm gonna run to you

0:28:270:28:33

# 'Cause when the feeling's right

I'm gonna stay all night

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# I'm gonna run to you

0:28:350:28:37

# Oh, I'm gonna run to you

0:28:370:28:44

# Yeah when the feeling's right I'm

gonna stay all night

0:28:440:28:48

# I'm gonna run to you, oh oh

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