06/09/2016 The One Show

Hello everybody and welcome to The One Show. All this week we are

celebrating ten years on the telly. That is 2110 shows including this

one. Good maths and helping us to look back are five One Show

stalwarts, we have Angela Rippon with us. We have Joe Crowley. We

have a dancing Mike Dilger. And Miranda Krestovnikoff.

Who brought along her eight-year-old son Oliver for his second One Show

appearance. Here is his first from 2008, on the sofa with Dawn French.

Three weeks old. Sorry about that Oliver but lovely to have you with

us. On to our guest tonight who has been on The One Show a few times.

Many times. Do you remember that time he proved he couldn't hold his

drink. Oh yes. Go on old son. Looking good.

APPLAUSE Back for more. Well done, good to

see you. Thanks for having me. We have gone casual on the whole ten

year thing. . This is terribly exciting Biggest change if your

life? I got divorced. Thanks for bringing that up! No

problem. Any time. Classic conversation stopper. We

will move on to the viewers. Last night we asked you to tell us

how your lives may have been changed since 2006. You have been sending in

your stories, we got this from Richard who worked in the City of

London. Now he runs a glaming site. Freedom there is a picture of

freedom. That is lovely. It is. Keep the stories coming. Maybe you are

changed your appearance, lifestyle or may you have built something

amazing. A shed or even something more amazing. Maybe you have some

pugs, some dogs, it could be anything. Whatever is important.

Some people like pugs. A lot of people like pugs, are you going

somewhere with this? No, I am just putting it in, trying to get off the

divorce topic. You brought it up! You asked. For parents one of the

biggest changes throughout the past ten years has been keeping children

safe online as the internet has become a bigger part of our lives.

The police have a huge job to catch the criminals trying to exploit

children from afar and Dom has been to see their dedicated taskforce in

action. Like thousands of teenagers

14-year-old Brett loved playing on his computer and chatting online.

Like with 22 Lewis. After becoming virtual friends they agreed to meet

up but in the real world his new friend turned out to be a killer.

Use Bretts voice and story to talk to the children in your lives,

unfortunately I can never get my son back but you still have time to save

yours. His mother is Lauren. I cannot take it away. Away. It is

always there. It is like having the worst day of your life every day.

And not being able to escape it. Lauren set up the Breck foundation

to set up safe play online and underline the dangers of grooming.

You are not suggesting that parents or children don't use chatrooms. We

are o not trying to be old fashioned, we are saying do it

safely. My son would have never known he was being groomed. He was

getting compliments and he had a friend he trusted. We can't think of

grooming that is something that is scary. We are visiting the national

crime agency, it is the first time anyone has been allowed to film

inside their tracking room. Ten officers monitor online

conversations between children and suspected groomers as they happen.

This perpetrator has no idea you are monitoring this conversation at all,

has he? No. In this exchange, a man in his 20s, is pretending to be a

teenage boy on a popular social media site. Lead investigator Anna

it wills us why the team is concerned You can see there is a

line where the offender asks the child to bend over and touch her

toe, that offender has a clear intention what he wants that child

to do. We can see from the next line the victim has sent an image we know

to be indecent. This offender has successfully gained the trust of

this children without meeting them face to face.

It upsets me that this poor girl is doing what he says. It is so scary,

because I know how often this is happening. The man tracked by

officers is as he asked a child to send him indecent images has since

been arrested but of course that is only half the story. I want to know

what the big social media companies are doing to protect our children

online. Six years ago the Government set up a body called the UK Council

for child internet safety, and its function was to protect children

online. Its board members include Facebook, Google and Microsoft. We

asked all three online giants to meet myself and Lauren. Not one of

them took us up on the offer. I am shocked to be honest. You know, it

is their responsibility, corporate social responsibility for them to

make sure people using their services are safe. It is a huge slap

in the face. A member of the child internet

safety council who is happy to meet is Alan Wardle. Head of policy at

the NSPCC. Last year grooming went up by 50%, so the problem is

perpetuating. The companies where children are interacting online need

to be held to certain standards that are enforceable. They are involved

in keeping children safe online but we think they could do. It is about

working together, working at a team, we need everyone to pitch in. We

know parents are doing their bet bit and trying their best. The police

have done their best, it is important everyone is playing their

part and try to keep children safe and we are holding people to account

for that as well. The National Crime Agency says it

has intervened in round 2,000 incidents in the last year alone

where online predators were seeking to exploit children. But the murder

of Breck is a reminder something needs to be done. Everything remind

me of him, why did this have to happen?

Hopefully those internet companies will do their part in tackling this,

even though they didn't want to talk to us but there are steps you can

take if you are worried. The BBC sup sporting an initiative called

Internet Matters which has a wealth of advice. Links are on the website.

You were saying Al, your kids have lessons about this, but it is the

parents who... I have never had, my kids do at the school they are at,

they have cyber awareness classes and they are told what to look

fourth in the way adults perhaps don't, and the internet is happening

to Erne, it is not just kids, it is everybody in every walk of life, I

think, and it, that film was incredibly worry, for everyone as

well as children, obviously. Well, Lang, a lot of what we do here on

The One Show is try and help viewers with their problems, and you have a

solution to a problem that has become a real issue. We did. This

was a story prompted by the death of the Bristol poppy seller olive Cook,

it was suggested she was under stress because of the number of

letters she was getting from charities who were requesting money

from her, as a result of that story, I met a lady called Daphne Clarke,

she and I went to see the charity industry regular fors to see if we

could come up with a wording for a letter to be sent to charities

saying I do not want to be serve alert, telephone call or e-mail

requesting money from me and this is the letter we came up with, we put

it on The One Show website and to date we have had over 50,000

downloads of this letter, this is now something that you can send to

the charity, this was back in June of 2015, but since then things have

moved on, the Government this year in March came up with a law, which

basically said you have to be aware of your responsibility, to

vulnerable people, and you must not and the wording is important be

unreasonably persistent in asking for money. And next year, in 2017,

we are going to go omit stage further, a lot of viewers will be

familiar with the Telephone Preference Service and the postal

preference service which you can use, there is going to be something

called officially the fundraising preference service and this will be

a One Stop Shop you can get charities not to get in touch with

you on any level unless you want to support them.

Great move and it came from the letter. We often harness the power

of the audience, an example of that was your Lost Tommies film. That had

a big response. Smoo this was a few months ago, we made a film about the

collection of Foreign Offices that were unidentified. We asked the

audience for help. They don't let you down, hundreds got in touch,

they recognised cap badges and different parts of uniform insignia.

We have great new, we have been able to identify some of the soldiers so

here we have Sydney Carr. He is pictured in a moment next to his

grandson. Sydney was in the Royal Army Medical Corps, we know this

soldier is Joshua Riley, and he is pictured here next to his

granddaughter. That is what I love about The One Show. We have more

clips from the last ten year, we only have time for one, we have this

idea of how to choose. You have got Python's Choice, Ronnie Wood's

Monster Ale, or you could have Matt on Tap. It has to be Matt on Tap.

Are you sure? This is brilliant. It is a bit embarrassing. We showed

this back in March 2013. Matt here... How embarrassing? I am

sweating already. He has gone pink. I have the bead on. He recrated Roy

Castle's famous tap dance as a goodbye to Television Centre. Do you

want me to change my mind? No. You have to see it. I am going to have

the beer. APPLAUSE

Matt when he nips out there and... I love a bit of that. Oh, hot! Hot!

Matt was in Rio watching Team GB watching them win medal after medal.

It is now almost time for the Paralympics. Here are three athletes

hoping there are more medals to come.

My name is Gemma. I am James and I am Emma's twin brother. She was very

competitive. Into her sport. When she was 18, she contracted a virus,

it involved her losing the use of her legs. It crushed her. I felt the

only way to get her through that, was by getting her to one of these

talent days for the Paralympic, I think the result spoke for

themselves. For her canoeing felt natural. Being

a sprint sport it was different to what she had done before. It is not

without challenges but with challenges and hard work comes

success and we can proudly sit here and say she is five years World

Champion. A brilliant start by Emma from Great Britain. It is amazing

seeing her change from becoming a good athlete to a word class

athlete. It will be Emma that takes the gold. He believes she can go and

do it. She can bring back the gold, definitely.

My name is Tom Whittaker. Alli was born in Lebanon with no legs and his

parents made a decision to move to the UK where he grew up in

Tottenham. The story goes that 16-year-old Alli decides to go down

to the gym and manages to surprise everybody when he lifts 100 kilos

the first time he grabs a bar bell. When he was diagnosed with Crohn's

it shook him. His resolve kicked in and he decided to fight it. He set

his targets for 2012, from there on he was relentless in his ambition to

try and win a medal he felt like he could have got in Beijing.

To see him lift the gold medal winning weight at the World

Championships was emotional for him and the rest of us involved in

having the privilege of going on that journey with him. He has to

remember the training he has been doing and take that confidence with

him, if he delivers to potential he certainly has an opportunity to come

back with a medal. I am Gordon Reed's brother. I am his

strength and conditioning coach. He was four or five when we started

playing. There was a tennis club close to us, we enjoyed it as

children. He was unable to get out of bed for

a few months and there was a lot of doubt about his future and whether

he would be active again. First time I met Gordon he was a young

15-year-old. Although he did start to show potential in tennis I he

still had a long way to go. It was fantastic, it was like the

dream team. A dream coming true. Wimbledon champion, Scotland's

Gordon Reid. Once he won that final point everyone was ecstatic that he

had come so far and been able to grab the singles and doubles in the

same year, it was amazing. I think Gordon has a real good chance in

Rio. He is a determined athlete and I am sure he will leave everything

on the court. So, on the day the best man with the best attitude will

win and I am hoping that's Gordon. You can see them all.

APPLAUSE AND CHEERING

The opening ceremony is tomorrow night and the Games are on until

Sunday 18th. I can't wait to see the weightlifting. I have seen a lot of

him on the television. He is just incredible to watch. Wonderful.

Let's talk about your new tour. You are heading off again. This will be

the first one since the EU referendum. Yes. So, question is a

couple of months on what does the Pub Landlord make of Brexit? He is

delighted. Of course he is. He thinks it's wonderful. He is

breathing the sweet air of freedom every day. He loves it. I am going

on tour this week. This is my last day of having hair. Of course! I

have to cut it off. It's a bittersweet thing. Because everyone

thinks I am bald and as you can see... You have a bit. Do you shave

it with a wet razor? No, with a beard trimmer. You get all my

beautiful features beautifully defined. Tragically, today is my

last day with hair. Will you do that in the morning? Yeah, ounl we are

supposed to talk about the tour! Sorry. You are more interested in my

hair. You thought that Remain would win. I did. I am classic, I am

absolutely classic - like during the campaign people were saying media,

London types, you think it's going to be Remain. I did. I am happy to

admit that because that was the confirmation amongst the people I

knew. It didn't. So... Had you written loads of material with that

in mind I had to do this. LAUGHTER

My notes on that! To be honest, a lot is just like flipping a fried

egg. You turn the joke over and a lot of the jokes are the other way

around. Hang on. You are all right! It's all

right. Don't worry. Sorry, I don't want to be pain. Politically, lots

is going to happen. We have ten years of this being talked about. As

a subject, I mean, I think one of the interesting things about it is

the big idea of the referendum is it was going to stop, finally put it to

rest. What we now have is after Article 50 two is a two-year

negotiation period and whatever is after that. Also Donald Trump in

America. How quickly can you react to changes as they happen? I don't

know, how quickly can I dig an air raid shelter when Trump wins?

LAUGHTER No, Trump, I mean, the Trump thing, there will be jokes on

the night, jokes the next week. Your show will evolve then. The show has

to evolve. I mean, in a way you have a big subject like Trump you feel

like a madeodor with the cloak thinking OK, come this way, rather

than the subject run you over. He is difficult to be funny about because

it's quite ridiculous. Some of it. And there's been a year I think for

a lot of comedy writers I know where reality has been outflanking

everyone and you come up with something really funny and then...

It's more ridiculous in real life. The reality is more ridiculous.

Completely. It can be annoying but it's also one of the challenges of

writing and keeping it moving and fresh. I am not going to complain.

It's the hair I am worried about. We can tell! You do really comfortable

with a beard. I do. It's very soft, as well. I will have a go. Not you!

You have seen me dancing! You can dance. Thanks. The lad as

got talent. Matt can do everything to be fair. Back to Al. The tour

starts in September and heads across the UK until next May. Enjoying all

of this with us are part of our wildlife team since 2008, we have

Mike and Miranda in. APPLAUSE

You have pretty much covered every animal that lives here in the UK.

Every badger, fox, squirrel has been on the telly. Every one that lives

in Britain. No pugs? Not yet. The One Show has featured wildlife since

the beginning when we first met two special birds in Scotland.

Today I am heading off to see Britain's biggest bird of prey, the

white-tailed eagle. Lucky for us our kit has got a lift. If we want to

catch up with Scotland's most successful conservation project ever

we have an hour's heek up that path. -- hike up that path.

During the early 20th century, white-tailed eagles became extinct

in the UK due to illegal persecution. But thanks to a

reintroduction project that started in the 1970s they're now thriving.

Ten years ago, The One Show sent Kate Humble to West Coast of

Scotland to learn more about this conservation project. Whilst there

she met two recently hatched eagles. Otti and Haggis. There is another

one... You are right Otti must have come around so it's definitely

Haggis. It wouldn't be any other chick close to this nest. Ten years

on I am going to back to see how the chicks are doing with Dave from the

RSPB. Dave, a decade on and you haven't

aged at all! What about Haggis and Otti? They're done well for

themselves. They left here after 2006 and they moved around Scotland

for their first four or five years as youngsters do and now they're

settled themselves and they're breeding. Their parents are still

here. White-tailed eagles pair for life.

Since having Otti and Haggis they've had a further eight chicks. We are

off to check on their new arrival. There is nearly always an adult on

duty somewhere. So, there is a good chance that they will be sitting on

sentry duty. Very cautiously we approach the nest.

Here is the nest. Wow! I just saw a little movement. Maybe

a wing or a head. The nest is 50 metres up. It's massive! Sometimes

they sit on the corner down here. I can't see them there at the moment.

They might be away hunting. Dave gets his team to work. The aim is to

safely bring the chick down for a health check and put it back as

quickly as possible. As they're working we spot something flying

high in the sky. Adult. OK. Yeah. Which one? That

looks like the female. She's come in presumably to come to check the

chick and has found us. I think she's used to it now, we have been

ringing the chicks since 1998, she probably thinks it's them again! I

am amazed. Compared to the chick, the chick is dark chocolate brown

but as they get older they get paler and get that lovely blonde head. How

old is she? 24 years old now. Together they have been responsible

for really helping the population grow and getting the reintroduction

project back on its feet. There she goes.

Meanwhile w the chicks secure it's lowered out of the nest. Here it

comes. Anything to declare? Yes, an

enormous eagle chick! Wow, look at that!

Justin, a member of the Dave's team, measures and weighs the chick and

based on its size can determine if Otti or Haggis have a new brother or

sister. It's got to be a girl. Just looking at the size of its legs for

a start. Seven weeks old and already she has absolutely enormous talons.

Once the check is complete she's hoisted back up to the nest leaving

this youngster to continue being an integral part of the return of this

eagle back to British skies. It's remarkable that in the ten

years since The One Show first visited this project the eagles have

become great grandparents and thanks to the work of Dave and the team who

is so say they could welcome great-great-great grandparents in

the next ten years, now isn't that a wonderful thought?

He is a lucky lad our Mike. A great-great-great film! The chick

has fledged we heard today. All is well. One more added to the

population. Quality bird. We should mention the red white. This is

Scarlett sitting on Emma's hand here. That's Scarlett, that's Emma.

We talked about successes and failures in the last ten years The

One Show has been on and Red Kite is definitely a success. When I was a

kid bird-watching the only place you could see it was Mid Wales. They've

been persecuted beyond existence, gone from England and Scotland. 1989

the RSPB and a few other conservation charities thought let's

bring them back. Went to Sweden and Spain brought back about 30 birds

and they've gone ballistic. You think about the Chilterns, they've

done phenomenonly well. The M40, stacks of them flying around. So

much so there are now over 1800 pairs from that 30. This is me with

a Red Kite being rehabilitated there ready for release. We featured lots

of reintroductions. Miranda, which for you was the biggest success It

was one of the first stories I did for The One Show, I was pregnant

with Oliver at the time, we were doing a load of butterfly stories

and featured one on the large blue butterfly. It's one that went

extinct in Britain in 1979 but they had a very successful reintroduction

programme with stock from Sweden. In 2006, ten years ago, we had 10,000

individuals in the whole of the UK. Ten years on, we have 10,000

individuals in just Gloucestershire and Somerset alone. So magnificent

species and 2016 has been a bumper year for these. It has to be said

you must be the most talented underwater presenter nr the world.

That's lovely! Doing a piece to camera in a mask under water. You

have nailed it! You have cornered the market there. Sharks swimming

around you and you are trying to do live camera, that's... Yeah,

whatever, it's been a real joy. You have seen positive changes in marine

conservation. Absolutely. One of the greatest success store jis as far as

the marine world is we have 50 designated sites around the country

now, zones where the wildlife is looked after and protected. We can

go and dive with seals and dolphins knowing they're being looked after.

We have time for another little clip. A wildlife theme. Scarlett has

been well behaved but three clips from animal moments to choose from.

So, you can go Frog, Ferret or Vulture. Well, my daughter's called

Scarlett and she's looking at me the way my daughter does when she needs

pocket money. After birds of prey, we will go frog. Brilliant. Good

choice. It's from September 2009 starring Miranda with Christine and

Adrian and a very slippery frog. Here it is.

This is a frisky frog. It's already made a bid for freedom... Oh! There

it goes! LAUGHTER

I have come out in a sweat! Miranda, you amateur! I know. I was

very quick grabbing it behind the screens. Earlier we asked for your

examples of huge changes in your lives over the past ten years.

Andrew has retired and moved to Somerset, bought an orchard and

became a town cryer. Keep sending in your stories via e-mail or using

social media. Thanks to Al. His tour Let's Go

Backwards Together begins in September. A big thank you to all

our One Show team. Tomorrow our guest will be the incredible Mo

Farah. See you at 7.00pm. The stars are out for

a glittering night of awards,