05/06/2014 The One Show

with Alex Jones. And Matt Baker. Tonight, a couple who are

celebrating 25 years together. We know they look back on those early

years with great fondness and the cameras captured the moment their

eyes met for the first time. You are part of the furniture, PJ. Yes. What

will I do when I leave school? Be a messenger? No, run my own radio

station. I am going to go global, beat the best man. Welcome to

Anthony David McPartlin and Declan Joseph Oliver Donnelly. It is lovely

to have you here. That is a good start, that picture. We know you are

great mates, but when you first met did you hit it off? No. I joined

series two of Byker Grove. We all met up at the start and you started

in the first series. Yes. Jeff had the beard and he was loud and in

charge, but I did not remember Declan. I was enigmatic. I was off

the radar. We did not hit it off. Our characters became friends a

couple of months ended the series. We used to hang out on set and play

pool. Very shortly we are talking about the fact that you are taking

Saturday Night Takeaway on tour and surprising your. So, we have a few

surprises for you. We have got and and and deck golf challenge. There

is also a few familiar, Geordie faces in the audience from Byker

Grove. We have got Spuggy. Debbie and Chrissy. And also in our

audience we have got a mystery guest who we will reunite you with. Look

at you scanning the faces. I do not think you will recognise them.

Right. You cannot do anything normal. Mike Dilger is often tagging

wild birds for research. Today we have tagged him for the same reason.

50% of violent crime is linked to alcohol. According to recent

figures, a third of police time is spent dealing with alcohol-related

times. Police in Northamptonshire think this could bring the figures

down. This could detect if and how much alcohol a person has been

drinking. They have spent ?25,000 to trial best technology on people who

drink too much and cause trouble. Dave Spencer is the chief inspector.

The person who wears the tag will have to stay sober. Will they be

treated more leniently? If they choose to wear this, they do not go

to court and it is therefore more lenient. They will be asked to wear

its 24 hours a day and stay sober for a month. I am going to wear a

town for the whole weekend whilst I have a few drinks. This is a new

experience for me and one I do not feel comfortable with. Matthew

Mitchell has brought the technology from the US. How does this bracelet

work? This is a breathalyser for your body. It measures your sweat

and transmits that information into a base station and it is received by

the police. Does that show when and how much I am drinking? Yes. It will

be interesting. We will be watching. He knows when I want have a drink

and if I spill alcohol on my leg, it will register. Over 350,000 people

in the States have worn these for drink-driving offences. Reoffending

rates have dropped by over 34%. I will be documenting my experience on

a home video camera. It has been a long day, it is time for my first

beer. I wonder how long it takes before that comes out of my skin and

the bracelet picks it up. It will be interesting. I finished the evening

in front of the telly with a second beer and hope the police do not come

knocking. Today I am going to see if the technology is tamper-proof and

try and mask my drinking. As it detects alcohol through my sweat,

let's spray some antiperspirant on it. It should be a sweat free zone.

And a piece of kitchen towel to soak up any excess sweat. Time for a

drink. It is linked to a mobile telephone network and it sends the

information directly to the police. It is coming to the end of my

weekend before I find out if the police have detected my drinking. I

want to hear what the locals think about this new way of tackling

alcohol-related crime. I am wearing this which I cannot take off which

monitors how much I drink. It looks like you have just come out of

prison. I see violence quite a lot outside pubs. I do not think a tag

like that will make a difference. If you can be monitored remotely, there

will be less police on the street. Anything that will reduce repeat

offending because of alcohol is a good idea. It is the moment of

truth. Was I able to beat it? The first one started on Friday night at

about 9:30 p.m.. I had a couple of beers. What would that mean? We

would give you a warning. How quickly with that happen? It needs

to be a quick reaction. Usually that would be a visit from the police the

following day. He also detected my tampering attempts and another two

drinking activities. Astonishing, drinking and tampering, a new of

serious. We would bring you back in and charge you with the offence you

were originally arrested for. If we can start challenging people's

relationship with alcohol and how much they drink and the behaviour

that result, it would be a step forward. It feels great to have the

tag removed. Alcohol-related crime is such a massive problem across the

country it will be really interesting to see how

Northamptonshire police get on with this pilot over the next six months.

It seems like an odd concept, but if it has brought crime down, why not

give it a go? It must be very sensitive. You are taking your

brand-new BAFTA show, Saturday Night Takeaway, on tour. It is a new

concept for a telly show. 12 towns and cities. How is it going to work?

concept for a telly show. 12 towns and cities. How is it going to It is

the same TV show on the road. It is the one show people say they would

love to come to but they do not get the tickets. We will be doing all

the things we do on the show. Ashley Roberts will be their hosting as

well. We will be playing when the adverts every show. We will have

adverts like in the programme and you can win those, like an

all-inclusive holiday, a car, every show. It is really worth it.

Riverdance is coming on the road with us. We have got loads of

stuff, audience hits. A lot of people have got in contact with us

to set up their mates who are coming and they will be up on stage and

doing karaoke style things. It is full on. The great thing is even

though we are doing it in the show, the audience is such a big part of

the show and every night will be different and it will keep us on our

toes. Loss of people are going to be asking are you going to be doing

this? # let's get ready to rumble. CAPNEXT everybody rumble.

# let's get ready, let's get ready, let's get ready to rumble.

It is so impressive. Do you want to see that? 100%. We try to talk

ourselves out of it. You are so in sync. You are quite good with a bit

of nifty footwork. Any more of Riverdance on the tour? We will do a

bit of that as well. They are coming with us. We might dust off the old

clogs. It will be quite an energetic show. I can't wait. You have played

so many pranks on so many celebrities over the years. Do they

ever get their own back? They are all determined, Jeremy Kyle is

specially, and Gordon Ramsay. We played a prank on him

specially, and Gordon Ramsay. We played a prank last year and he is

not happy about it. We have been to a restaurant where the chefs have

congratulated us and give us extra food. But we are not allowed into

Gordon's. You are not serious! Yes he is. I have had a sleepless night

over a Gordon Ramsay. Do you worry slightly that tonight is going to be

the night? I do. All of this started in the early days. But who can

forget this in 1996? You have heard the first snip, how are you feeling?

You don't know. Nobody goes away empty-handed. This is for being such

a fantastic sport. This week Laurie did not Beat The Barber. I can't

believe we did that. It got you into a bit of bother. It did. She got a

Game Boy, though! Did she? Did her hair ever grow? Did she forgive you?

So many questions. Shall we ask? Why not? Come over here, Laurie. Look at

your lovely hair. I feel bad now. How was that for you? I was 13. And

as we were cutting it, what happened at school? People mention it's still

to this day and 18 years on they are still giving me flak over it. But

look at your lovely, long hair now. Have you forgiven us? I never held a

grudge in the first place. Tonight we are bringing back Beat The

Barber. Laurie has once again said she is prepared to put her locks on

the line for the prize... No, you are not. It is a set of heated

rollers. It is her idea, and we are not forcing her to do it. Really? It

is for a good cause. We are going to meet somebody who has written a

rather good World Cup song. We have got four pictures for our World Cup

wall chart. I will go first. OK. South Korea is the first. This is

Jeff, from Westbury in Wiltshire. He wants to represent North Korea. This

is it him and his lovely wife. Don't they look gorgeous? Dressed as an

emperor and empress. They look great. What about this? The three

Amigos, they want to represent Mexico. They will be on the wall

before long. Algeria, Heather Gates from Bristol. There she is. She is

representing Algeria. She trekked across the Sahara with a camel and

her friend, who supports Algeria. Good. Iran, I have. This is a proud

Iranians living in Crewe. He wants to represent the country of his

birth, so he has gone for Iran. We will stick him on the wall. I feel

sorry for Laurie, enjoying your hair. If you want the chance to

represent America, or England, e-mail us with your wonderful

photos. The acid test for any World Cup song is how it goes down with

the fans themselves. # England #.

# Three lions on a shirt #. You may have noticed, all of these

songs have been sung by the men, so it is time for some girl power. Meet

15-year-old Gabz. She is single and -- stew fingering for England with

her own World Cup song. -- she is singing for England. How will it go

down with the fans? Sometimes you can sing along. A catchy chorus. Aid

needs to be patriotic. To feel British. The next five minutes, we

would love your attention. Please welcome, with holiday in Brazil, it

is Gabz. # Will be cheering on the team from

back in the UK # Will be screaming at the telly

# Will be here -- waiting nervously to hear the whistle-blower

# Here we go. # Put on your England shirt this

summer and start believing # We are going to the World Cup

# There's no better feeling # England

# We'll be singing out in the sunshine

# This is football # The beautiful game

# What a thrill # A holiday in Brazil #.

Thank you. Give it up for Gabz. What do you

think of Gabz's performance? Brilliant. Beautiful. What do you

think about Dell during the World Cup song? Power to the females. Well

done! The Britain's Got Talent finalist on Saturday. It's the

closest one we've ever had, the closest final. There have been four

or five, all of them could do well. It is tough to call. Paddy, we love

her, salsa at 70. She is great! I wonder how much she remembers

afterwards. She's a remarkable woman, to do that at her rage. She

danced through injury last time. She will do very well. Darcy, as well.

James, on guitar, some great finalists. There is a lot of talent.

You lads are talented with a golf club. We have it on very good

knowledge that you were out getting some golf clubs for yourself. It is

our researchers. Toogood! We thought we would set an Gabz Dec eight golf

challenge. You have two fire it into his trousers. To get you in the

mood, we will do the World Cup song to accompany you. We are on the

ball. Are you ready? Keep going until you hear the hooter. On your

marks, get set. Right. For the face. Just right

shoulder there, for Dec. Don't worry. Got one in! In, off the

chest. Ten seconds to go. Five seconds left. One last shot. Oh,

just got the nostril. Let's double-check. There is one ball in

there. There is another one, isn't there? There two balls. And -- Ant

and Dec found fame in their teens. Here's Clyde Grogan on what it was

like for her and her friends to find fame so young.

In 1981 the film roguery's Girl was released, the story of a

17-year-old's attempt to find love. I was playing Susan. 33 years

later, the school featured in the film in Cumbernauld near Glasgow

will be later, the school featured in the

film in Cumbernauld near shutting its doors to its pupils this summer

for the last time. When it does, a chapter in British cinema history

will come to an end. Gregory's Girl has been voted one of the 15

greatest British movies of all time. What was it about the tale that sets

-- struck such a chord? Della bobbin I'm in love. Since when? Half an

hour ago. It was a quirky, realistic look at what life was like as a

teenage boy when all that matters is girls. You tell her. We've got to

get some girls and make a move. This man played Andy in the film and his

chat up lines needed some work. Do you know, when you sneeze it comes

out of your nose at 100 miles an hour? Do you see are many

similarities in yourself and your character in the film? Absolutely

not! This is his first visit to the school since he filmed the film. It

is quite emotional. I am fiercely proud. It is a big part of me.

Nobody had any idea how it was going to do. It was non-violent. That was

all that was coming out of Glasgow or Scotland at the time. It was a

breath of fresh air. The film did not just show a light on how

adolescent boys felt. Dorothy, the target of Gregory's adoration,

fought her way onto the all-male football team. Well done curls, well

done, boys. -- well done, girls. The girls knew how to get what they

wanted and Susan, with her friends, managed to grab her man. Well, boy.

And everyone was happy. This is really good. I'm really enjoying

myself. The movie didn't just celebrate the reality of being young

in the 1980s, it was a reflection of urban life at the time. Cumbernauld,

a new generation. Had the unlikely backdrop of Cumbernauld, a new town

built in 1956 to accommodate overcrowding in black -- in Glasgow.

Adam Smith is a community councillor in the area. The film helped to

publish -- publicised Cumbernauld, at a time it needed it most, to get

people to invest in the town. A huge part of its history will be for

evermore. Do you think people who have seen the film come here looking

romance? I would say that is probably a false optimism of the

film. Cumbernauld continues to grow today and this school is due to

close to make way for a new, bigger school. So to it off in style we are

putting on a special screening of the film. I have even managed to

find another cast member. Fancy meeting you here! If I don't see you

through the week, I will see you through a window. Along with

Douglas, who played Billy, the window cleaner, many students from

the school and the community have come along to watch our special

screening. Would you like to come out with me?

OK. So what did Cumbernauld's 21st century adolescents think? Do those

cringe-making moments still take place? It is funny to see it on the

screen. I personally liked it massively and quite a few of boys of

my age can relate to it. Gregory's's girl was a huge hit for

everyone involved. The film-makers, the cast and most importantly

Cumbernauld and although this school is about to close it will remain

forever in the film as is a reminder what it is like to be a teenager on

a quest for true love. Some things never change.

It is almost time for lorry to risk her hair in a game of beat the

barber. -- Laurie. We have got our One Show St barber, Michael Douglas.

We have got the stars from Byker Grove, 25 years ago. Does it feel

like 25 years ago? I can't believe you are here, you were the big star.

Thanks! She was a big star. Nicola, you played Debbie, stuck in a love

triangle between these two. When I was blind! Listen, back in the day,

completely off the record, which did you prefer? I got to kiss both of

them, so... Was it a bit embarrassing, doing all the kissing?

It was a bit embarrassing. We had never done it before. A screen kiss.

We had the crew around us. We were going out at the time in real life.

so that was a bit weird then! You were a little bit older, you played

Fraser. Lets reminders. Did you give lots of advice on a fatherly advice?

I wasn't that much older. I was probable four years older. My

favourite phrase, Quasar laser Fraser. I tried to give advice, I

don't know if it was good advice. I haven't done too badly. Spuggie, you

were the big star. What are you doing these days? I am, I am

starting to do more to use the -- TV stuff again. Thank you for coming

down. The moment of truth. The time has come for poor old Laurie to risk

losing all her hair for a second time. 18 years ago, 13-year-old

Laurie appeared on Ant and Dec's TV show and put a lot of hair on the

line for a chance of winning a computer console. Sadly, she lost

and most of her hair was chopped off. At 32, for some reason, she has

agreed to do it again to get the chance to win a set of heated

rollers! She has her best friend for moral support. She will be answering

killer questions on Ant and Dec. You have the questions there. Laurie, we

started on Byker Grove. How far in miles as the distance between the

old set of Byker Grove to the London studios where we filmed Saturday

night Takeaway. In miles, from Newcastle to London? How far? Quite

a long way. 300. 300, that is very close. It is 287 miles. We can't

give her that? It depends which way you go, surely? The first cut. I am

glad she has got it wrong! Oh, Laurie. Wow! Four years worth. Here

we go. An easy one. Can you name the three celebrity guests on the first

ever Saturday Night Takeaway, on June the 8th, 2002? No, OK? Take it

off, Michael. You have 30 seconds left. No way! We should just mention

this is going towards charity and it is your idea. A very good cause. 20

seconds left until the show is over. Who finished in fourth place on

Britain's Got Talent? No idea. APPLAUSE

Wednesday the 6th of August, it travels around the country. We will

be with Miss Dolly Parton. See you next time.