06/05/2016 The One Show

Hello. Welcome to the One Show with Alex Jones And my Friday cohost

Kaiser Chief Alex Jones And my Friday cohost

coach, Ricky Wilson. APPLAUSE Nice to have you back. Nice

to be back. What's happening in Ricky's world. I'm just on holiday

at the moment. That's why I came in. Perfect. More than that, I'm excited

because we have pop legend Rick Astley on the show. He's out there

now. APPLAUSE

# Never going to give you up # Never going to let you down

edessert you # Never going to make you cry

# Never going to say # Never going to make you cry

# Never going to tell a lie and hurt you...

# APPLAUSE I can't believe the

original Rickroller in the building. What's that? It's an international

megaprank. I send you a link to a video you might be interested in.

megaprank. I send you a link to a Then you get

megaprank. I send you a link to a you that song. Tonight we have

actors playing the two most romantic couples of all time. They played

Cinderella and Prince charming last year in the Disney classic. They

take to the stage again as the star crossed lovers Romeo and Juliet.

Here's a teaser. APPLAUSE We've just been Rickrolled.

Here's Lily James and Richard Madden.

I loved you both in Cinderella. This is exciting. Do you think that

Richard makes a better Prince charming or Romeo so far? It's hard

to call. I won't offend anyone, that's the good thing. I think he's

very fantastic as Romeo. A big step forward. It's not a stretch really.

We'll be chatting all about it shortly. All over the UK, the dust

is settling on the results of yesterday's elections. In St Ives

they were voting not on personality or politics but on a radical plan.

Here's Angela Scanlon. It's a problem facing local

residents up and down the country. A quarter of the houses here are

second homes, owned by those living elsewhere.

Some people feel that diminishes the sense of community and prices local

people out of the market. As a result, a referendum is being held

here today, part of which suggests that new-build houses can only be

sold to those who live here full-time. I'm going to be voting

yes. There is nobody living in the bottom half of town any more.

Something like a thousand empty homes every winter. When I was a kid

on a Sunday you would smell a roast dinner from every single house. Are

you voting yes or no? No. We're in the process of building a house. It

restricts who can buy our house if we decide to sell. If we do, it will

be because we need to sell it to be somewhere else. I've got campaigners

from both sides of the argument together. Towns and villages are

made up of the residents. If you go down you hardly find a residents.

The heart of the town is being ripped out, if you like. So many

properties are second homes. The plan will make it worse. That just

puts pressure on the unrestricted houses in town and puts the prices

of town houses up. Somebody buys a second home and they use the home

for however many weeks they want themselves. The rest of the time

it's open to tourists as rental accommodation. They all have to be

maintained. Every one of those is a boost for the employment in St Ives.

I'm on a beautiful street in St Ives. Let's see what people here

think the impact of holiday homes is having.

These are all holiday lets. Do you think people who own second homes

here, are they here most of the year, are the houses vacant? Yes, I

did a map once and it was about 50/50, but not now. I would think

about 85%. John has been an estate agent here for 15 years. He's seen

first hand the demand for second homes. Nice to meet you. So these

are out of towners, not locals who buy a property of this speck? Yes.

You do have locals that are doing the same thing. There are plenty of

people locally who will buy an investment property. If the

referendum is passed, what happens? Who buys these places? The

development won't go ahead in the first place. The price of the land

to buy that will be too high to get a yield. Would you vote yes or no?

No. There's enough with the Stamp Duty, with the affordable housing.

Is that you with your estate agent hat on? Absolutely. The more

development the better. No, not at all. Well, the votes are cast and

volunteers have worked through the night to count them. I do here by

declare that more than half of those voting have voted in favour of the

St Ives plan. It's a win for the 'Yes' campaign.

That Yes vote means that on the face of it, there will be no new build

second homes sold in St Ives. In less than a week, doors will hope

for the Sir Kenneth Branagh theatre company's Romeo and Juliet. You

play, funnily enough, Romeo and Juliet. Not in that order. How are

rehearsals going? Good. We are moving into the theatre tomorrow to

start tech. We've had five weeks of intense, gruelling. I just got the

fear when you said we open in a week. I know! There's been loads of

adaptations, what's your take on it, then? Is there still a balcony at

least? Yes. Are you allowed to say. That's not a spoiler. Are you doing

it in the traditional language or is it modern day? It's traditional, but

we've cut out the boring bits. It's really exciting. It's contemporary.

It's very... It's like a thriller almost. It's passionate, Italian.

OK, because you're not giving much away. Sorry. It's a surprise, when

everyone comes. People will really like it. We've seen some of the

pictures. It looks sultry. Would that be the word? Stop it! There it

is. Oh, that's a very sexy picture. They're young teenagers that fall in

love. You know what teenagers get up. To That's sultry and sexy. In

War And Peace you used to sing to James Norton Whitney Houston songs

were you were getting into the mood for the sexier stuff. What are you

singing to Richard? I feel offended now. You've never sung to me. We'll

do wit any. Thanks, six weeks in, not one song yet. What would you

like? Put in requests. You do sing some Beyonce to me. The new album.

We have to be careful with spoilers on the show, but I don't think it's

that much of a spoiler to say that Romeo dies at the ebbed. -- end. Oh,

sorry! Is it more intense dying on stage - that's a spoiler. Is it

difficult not to overplay it? What's your approach with this then? He

always gets to the point where you think as an actor you just want to

get off and just hurry up and die then, people know. Don't milk it.

Don't kind of, eurgh... You just do it justice to what it needs to be at

that point. It's really sad. It's not fun dying every night. It's the

peak, the climax of the whole piece. At least I'm prepared for it now. We

heard you learned your lines for At least I'm prepared for it now. We

role in a car park in Atlanta. That's not really method, unless

this new version is set in a car park in Atlanta. No, but that would

be really cool. I was filming Baby Driver, Edgar Wright's new film. I

had endless night shoots in a cold, dark car park. It was the perfect

place to learn Juliet. And you're in Bastille Day with Idris Elba, a one

show favourite. Or your favourite! Either way, doesn't matter. We were

told that you were to learn to pick pocket for the role. Yes. Are you

actually any good at it? I got good, at least I thought I was quite good

at it. Then I realised that everyone I was pick pocketing was paid to

make it look as if they'd not noticed. In my head I think I'm

great, but actually I'm probably rubbish. Or maybe they just enjoyed

having your hands in their pockets That's a bit weird. You must have

had loads of fun with Idris? We had a great time. We trained for about

six weeks before we even started. We were running about in an empty

warehouse. I was running away from Idris most of the time while

shooting some guns. It was the best job, a couple of boys, had a good

time. Romeo and Juliet completely different Very, very different,

running away from Lily all the time. Towards me! Sorry, yes towards you.

Doesn't bode well. We can't wait. Romeo and Juliet is at the Garrick

Theatre from next Thursday, not long to go and if you can't get to

London, you can still catch it in a special performance being broadcast

live to cinemas nationwide on July 7. I love it when they do that. I'd

love to do that; see that, can you take in pop corn, sit on the back

row? Any sort of sweets you want. It's not a brand name, pop corn. The

new UK research special -- polar research re-el is not called Boaty

McBoatFace. But one research re-el is not called Boaty

vehicles will! APPLAUSE Instead the

vehicles will! will be called the far more sensible

RSS Sir David Attenborough, will be called the far more sensible

a lovely tribute on the occasion of will be called the far more sensible

weekend. He sthud Boaty McBoatFace. As our present to

him on the Boaty McBoatFace. As our present to

something extraordinary. Bear with us, as we present the ultimate mash

up with a few surprise guests. Here is the story of life on earth.

Nobody is the story of life on earth.

different kinds of animals there are here.

50 different kinds of monkeys. 54 kinds of birds. Sects and a few

small remember tiles and amphibians. Sometimes there is a mistake, a

mutation. They probably aren't closely

related. They're just odd, priftive, ancient creatures that nobody's

quite sure of and they bunch them together under this title.

The Elephant Manages to live on virtually nothing except leaves of

one sort or another. For any pig they have an

extraordinarily acute sense of smell, that can guide them to food

with surprising dexterity. South America, where I am now, the

inhabitants of these grass lands, the Pam pass developed into forms

that to our eyes seem very extraordinary indeed.

Good afternoon he said. This bear has been out of hibernation for

about four months. A seasonal change in the bear's

phsiology allows him to eat continuously without ever feeling

full. So he started on the bacon. There

are odd rodents here too. Famously fussy in their feeding... Cheese! In

a way that is almost disturbingly familiar. That's me cheese pies. In

Britain, these animals had burrow that's are often interconnected.

These creatures brilliant colours may serve to warn off anything that

might contemplate making a meal of them. At night they became sluggish.

That left the field open to any creature that could be active at

night. Under the partial cover of darkness, a familiar face

materialises. Racoons have found our city's -- cities very much to their

liking. Culture, like theatre and ballet. It was behaviour that had

never been recorded before. But then, predicting animal behaviour is

not as easy as all that. If man were to disappear for

whatever reason, some small, unon trucive creature would seize the

opportunity and with a spurt of evolution take man's place.

This is the time when only the strongest survive. What happens next

is very largely obtained. APPLAUSE Sir David, if you're

watching, we all wish you a very happy birthday on Sunday. Now then,

look who's rolled his way onto the coach, it's only Rick Astley! --

couch. Three Richards for the price of one. One that's a better singer

than me, one that's much better looking than me. Don't fish for

compliments. Rick, you're playing your new song Keep Singing. I love

it. Thank you. Appreciate that. From the new album 50. Is that a nod to

the Adele kind of... I thought it would be funny to pinch that one

from her. I don't think she's worried about records I put out.

It's a milestone year. You could have called it 45 and nobody would

know. Or 62 and it can last for ages. I'm very happy being 50 to be

honest. It is a milestone, but I'm happy. I'm in a good place right

now. You joked with our researcher that you were having a mid-life

crisis. Are you displaying signs? I think a couple of really close

friends of mine, we have a midlife crisis band, you see? I've got one

of those! LAUGHTER

We play the songs that we learned to play when we were kids, so we play

punk songs, rock songs, which men of our age shouldn't be doing but you

can get away with it if you give the money to charity. We don't do it so

much. We've been working on a load of new material, so what made you

pick up the songwriting pen again? -- you have been. One of the biggest

things as I've been doing gigs for a long time, I retired four years and

then I think what happens with social media, fans will tell you

stuff that obviously, you do a gig and they say we love the old ones,

we have a great night but make a new record. After a while you start to

get confidence and believe them, because in one in my position, it's

quite a scary thing, the idea of making new music because you get so

kind of attached and in that thing of doing your old stuff, it's kind

of scary to do new stuff, but they've put me in that position so

I'm going to do it. A good kind of scary. What we like as well as you

only choose places to go and gig where he wants to go on holiday, so

if you fancy going to Bali. It's not 100% that bug when we get the offers

in for gigs in different parts of the world, the first thing my wife

and I do is check the restaurants, literally weep Google the

restaurants. Are you going for a nice meal after this? We are going

for a cocktail first, then dinner with some friends. It's the way to

do it. We have to talk about Rick Rolling, a phenomenon, it's been

going for years now. It's been taken up a notch because one Remain

campaigner has hijacked a website, the vote leave .com, so it takes you

straight to the video, so if anyone wants to go on Vote Leave... It will

put people off doing anything. Even on parking tickets, the number to

ring. There has been some great ones, I have never knocked it, a

certain generation will not know who I am, some of them hate me for it

but some of them, at least just having it out there and remembered

it anyway is kind of nice. How do you feel about that song? It's been

good to me, that song. Again, I retired for like 15 years, I quit

when I was 27, which is pretty young but we had a daughter by then and

everything and I'd had enough of it all. So it's not like I've been

doing it for 30 years and this last ten years has been great, on my

terms as well, and... And you've had some great holidays. Good food and

holidays. People ask, do you get fed off of playing the old songs? But

it's a different audience every night. Without those songs I

wouldn't have the life I have now and I love my life. Rick's album 50

is out on June ten. It's time to put Richard and Lily's Shakespeare's

skills and Rick's music skills to the test. We have a game, called

this. Shakespeare! Over here. Come on, Rick. Rick Astley, hurry up.

Lily and Richard, you have some lines on cards there. They may be

from a Shakespeare play, or they may be from a modern is pop song. OK?

All you two have to do is guess if they are from Shakespeare, or

whether they are from a song. If you guessed correctly, you get a point.

If you gets incorrectly, this team get a point. It's very easy, very

easy. Lily, I believe you are going first. Ready, here we go. You'd

better hope and pray that you will wake one day in your own world. It's

a song. It is a song. An extra point for... Which song? Is it

Shakespeare's Sister? Of course it is!

APPLAUSE Rick, your turn. Say no more,

ladies, say no more. Shakespeare or song? It's got to be Shakespeare.

Correct. It's not his sister, either. The Tempest? It's actually

much ado about nothing. Lily, back to you. I met a girl down that the

ball, she said hey, hey, hey, yeah, let's go.

LAUGHTER . Quite a difficult one. It was his

early work. Very early work. It's a song. Is it Black I'd Rat peas. It's

will.i.am. # she she said hey hey, let's go #.

Richard. And if you ask me how I'm feeling, don't tell me, you're too

blind to see. Shakespeare, or song? You do it. That's a song. It's Rick

Astley. # If you ask me how I'm feeling...

#. This old house was old and comfort

as we fought the storms of life. Read very

Stevens. # This old house... #.

You've done very good, five points, zero to you, but lovely reading, we

enjoyed it. Thank you very much. Rick is going to perform for is very

shortly, but before that, Ricky, you are back on presenting duties. I'm

on the wrong side. Hello. LAUGHTER

As the sun is shining, as the sun is shining we told Jay Raynor to get

into the countryside to make a film about the beautiful green shoots of

spring. I wonder where he ended up. I've no idea.

I love being on the farm, the wide-open landscape, the Gentle

birdsong, the fresh air. Lovely, isn't it? HORNS HOOT. Right here in

London town, there is an unusual farm. How you reach this farm is

very different. There are no muddy fields to cross, or gates or styles

to negotiate. Rather than hitching a ride on a four-wheel drive, I'm

going down in a lift. Because 120 feet below clap, a network -- in a

network of feet below clap, a network -- in a

urban farm going underground. Producing micro greens like parsley,

coriander and pea shoots in a pasty fright free environment it's the

brainchild of two foodie entrepreneurs -- pesticide free

environment. We use hydroponics, which doesn't use soil. We are

growing very similar to a conventional greenhouse, the only

difference is we are growing on a multilevel with artificial light. We

use light which replicates night-time can we have 14 hours in

light and the rest of the time in the darkness. We can just about hear

the tube trains going over the top. They are four stories above us. The

rumble doesn't seem to affect the They are four stories above us. The

plants too much, with a constant temperature of

plants too much, with a constant of micro herbs grow here, and being

micro, they should have a more intense

micro, they should have a more counterparts. Could you

full-sized plants, or does it have to be micro

full-sized plants, or does it have space? We could grow conventional

sized herbs. We started with micro, because we wanted as much clap as

possible to get it into the market and it's more cost-effective for it

at the moment -- crop. As efficiency is improved over the next few years

we should be able to increase the range of crops. At the moment this

season is all over in just 30 days. The seeds are first sown then put

into germination before going under the bright LED lights and finally,

they are harvested and then packed. It's a far cry from the tunnel's

original purpose as bomb shelters for Londoners during

original purpose as bomb shelters Co-owner Stephen thinks they are in

the perfect place. Co-owner Stephen thinks they are in

the proximity to our customers, any salads

the proximity to our customers, any product is the freshest we can, the

quickest we can, that was the whole point of growing in this environment

this close to the market. Do you think underground farming, urban

farming like this, is going to actually replace conventional

farming out in the fields? Absolutely not. This is always going

to be complementary to farming but Absolutely not. This is always going

if we can grow products that grow quick like micro herbs and solids,

we can use that London the countryside for carnivorous diet,

farming more animals, carrots and potatoes. The amount of power to run

a facility like this is huge, as Steve is all too aware and he's keen

to do all they can to keep their greens as green as possible.

Although we do use a lot of electricity and energy for the LED

lights, we source it from a green energy supplier and offset at the

end of the year all of the imports into the farm through planting

trees. You plant trees? Absolutely. into the farm through planting

Until now, these high end products have just been sold to restaurants

but as their ranges have expanded so they're micro greens have gone on

sale to the public. Kath Dawson sells their produce on her stall, on

a copper market and up the road in trendy Borough market. People know

it's about an hour because it's from Clapham people do want it because it

is locally sourced. Micro herbs Clapham people do want it because it

not be that common yet so they can be pricey, but think of the miles

saved. What you are getting with this product is unrivalled

fresheners. After all, how many people living in the middle of the

city can say they have eaten food Jim groaned just 100 feet away?

Especially when it's 100 feet in that direction -- grown just 100

feet away. Thanks very much. That's all for

tonight, thank you, Lily and Richard, good luck with Romeo and

Juliet. Thanks to you, Ricky. We loved having you back. We are back

on Monday with the hilarious Henning Wehn. Rick Astley's album 50 is out

on the 10th of June. Playing him -- is out with his latest single, Keep

Singing now. # And you'll be saved

some sunny day