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Hello and welcome to

The One Show with Alex Jones.

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And Matt Baker.

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Loads of guests on the show tonight.

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Let's check they're all here.

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Lady Wilnelia Forsyth is with us -

she'll be sharing some memories

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of her beloved husband Sir Bruce

ahead of a huge tribute

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to him on Sunday.

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We've got four mums on a mission -

my team-mates Amal, Debbie,

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Jodie and Leigh.

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Stop You have run training.

Around

Regents Park this afternoon.

I have.

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Our guest tonight is not part of

your team.

Right.

You are going too

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fast now.

I ain't bovvered! . I

ain't bovvered! .

Slow down, I'm not

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joking.

I ain't bovvered! .

Please,

you've got to. No, please.

I ain't

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bovvered! !

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Please welcome Catherine Tate.

APPLAUSE

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Welcome back.

Thank you.

That is

your inspiration.

It has. I'm

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channelling that. Does that bear any

resemblance to Catherine Tate in

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real-life?

That's a lot better than

I can do. Thats with a stunt double.

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Was it?

NO! For goodness sake!

You

didn't do that speed at the end.

I

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did.

Tremendous.

It's amazing the

power of my natural athleticism!

You

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are not here to talk about your

character.

Sadly.

Serious

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documentary on the British bulldog

we will get to it very shortly

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snoochl yes.

We will.

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It's a dodgy time to be opening

a restaurant with so many big

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names including Prezzo,

Byron and Jamie's Italian all

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closing branches on the high street.

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Kevin's been to meet the staff

behind a venture that is planning

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to buck the trend with a very

different way of doing business.

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19-year-old Keenan has been out of

work for the last three months.

Job

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opportunities are scarce around

here. There's not too many of them.

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There's not many places opening up.

Sglm he lives in Solihull where the

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unemployment rate is more than

double the national average and is

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considered one of the most deprived

communities in the country. Right

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now, I just want to get a job, save

up a good bit of money. Get myself a

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place.

This could be the moment. His

future is about to go in a very

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different direction. In just one

week's time the country's first

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community-run traditional chippie

will open its doors. It will not

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only give employment for the people

who live here, but all the money

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made will be ploughed back into the

local area. Keenan is one of the

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nine new who all live locally. Today

he is being trained up in

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preparation for the grand opening.

I

was born just down the road from

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here. I went to the school across

the road here.

Managing the team is

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newly appointed local lad and former

industrial cleaner, Michel. Mitchel?

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Has it changed much?

An awful lot.

It was quite run down around here.

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They've knocked all the old shops

down and they have rebuilt these

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shops.

The area has been part of a

£523 million regeneration plan. What

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does it mean to you to be working

here?

It's turned my life around,

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brilliantly. I mean, I'm so thankful

for the opportunity. My feet haven't

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touched the ground.

I have to ask,

can I try one?

Yes.

They're not bad.

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They're not bad. They're lovely. The

chip shop was the brain child of

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Reverend Neil Roberts and is one of

social enterprises in the UK.

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Someone has to open a fish and chip

shop. You see a national chain will

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come in. Set it up and the profits

will go off the area. We thought,

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why don't we run it.

The great thing

is that the money goes back into the

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community. So what does that money

get spent on?

Pay the staff and pay

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them properly. Pay our taxes. And

the profits after that are maybe

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community events, support for

families. Opening more businesses

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like community own brewery and look

at some housing project as well.

At

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the chip shop, the new manager the

job is extra special. He will be

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working alongside Emma who is

returning to work after seven years.

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It's really important. It's a bit of

a life saver. It's going to help

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with my kids growing up. We will be

able to provide for them.

Working

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alongside your husband, how is that

going to be?

I don't know.

What

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happens at home, stays at home.

Stays at home.

That's the answer.

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Storm Emma meets the Beast from the

East and causes chaos across the UK.

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The day of the grand opening and the

stormings have arrived.

Morning.

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Freezing today, isn't it?

Despite

the snow, Mitchel is optimistic.

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Hopefully people will come.

Not only

have people come, there is already a

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queue waiting outside.

I can't wait.

Feeling hungry already.

After two

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years of hard work, the doors can

finally open.

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With all the excitement, Mitchel has

for got one crucial thing.

The

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chips. I'm getting stressed.

The

chips are ready eventually and the

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customers who have queued for over

an hour in the snow can finally have

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their chippie tea.

Would you like

salt and vinegar.

Yes, please.

About

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time something like this happened

around here, liven the place up a

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bit and get everybody on board.

There is a a lot of people

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interested in it. It's fantastic

idea.

It says a lot, doesn't it,

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that we are queueing up in the snow

to get chips.

It really has opened

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up a lot of doors for me. It's the

start of my employment life and

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hopefully a good career. It's given

a few of my mates hope as well. If I

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managed to get a job in this area,

anybody can.

All you need is some

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curry sauce. Delicious.

You wouldn't

be down with that, would you?

Not

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because it's curry. It's sauce.

Sauce has ingredients in it.

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Catherine doesn't like anything with

ingredients!

What?

What are you

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talking about? I like to look at

food and go that is a carrot I know

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what is in that. A jug of sauce.

Could be anything!

Things that have

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been mixed up and broken and poured.

Not for me!

That could be...

An

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apple. I know what's in that.

Fair

enough.

You are here Catherine to

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talk about saving the

BIG You have been

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BIG You have been BROTHER:

BIG BROTHER: How much did you know

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about the health issues before you

started this?

I didn't know. I am a

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massive animal lover. I'm passionate

about animal welfare. I didn't know

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the particular struggles and

challenges that some of the bulldogs

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have. I didn't know. I was quite

shocked when I saw exactly what a

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lot of them are going through.

Yes.

Breathing difficulties, joint

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difficulties we are talking about.

Yeah. I certainly didn't know. I

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think a lot of people don't know.

Really we did the programme to just

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raise awareness. Just about how you

can be more responsible about where

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you get your dog. Yeah, they do, a

lot of them suffer. It's because

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over the years because of human

intervention we have shortened the

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muzzle. So they have that squashed

up face that we really love and

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think is really cute. But a lot of

the dogs struggle with that. A lot

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of the time bulldogs, it has got a

lot better in recent years, but

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bulldogs used to say when they were

at Crufts or dog shows you could

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hear the bulldogs before you saw

them because of the breathing

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difficulties. That has been mainly

eliminated out now because people

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are more aware and breeders are much

more responsible.

The awareness is a

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lot better.

The awareness is a lot

better. We are just trying to say

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there is a long way to go.

Still a

long way to go. The lifespan of a

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bulldog is about eight years whereas

average dogs it's about 12 in the

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UK. People are spending a lot of

money trying it fix the problem? Are

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they moving on. Is there a solution

to this in

There are things in

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place, absolutely things in place to

help. One of them is to bring in...

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To health test the dogs. It's not

compulsory, but it's really, really

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useful because there are breeders

out there who health test the dogs.

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The problem they have is the gene

pool is getting gradually so much

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smaller to eliminate the problems.

It's such a tricky thing.

Looking

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back to what the breed standard used

to be like when they were working

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dogs. They had to be athletic. If

you think hundreds of years ago what

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the dogs look like?

That is far

removed from the bulldog we know

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now.

Definitely.

Over the years we

have made them what we feel is

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cuter. The physical attributes we

look for dogs that make them cute,

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the bulldogs, in some dogs that can

cause them problems. It's a real eye

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opener. You have professionals in

this documentary who are saying,

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it's like a call to arms. A lot of

professionals saying if we are not

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careful this breed will not be fit

for life. It's a hard thing to hear.

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It's a tricky thing because you meet

bulldog owners and they are... I

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mean, every animal owner is devoted

to their dog. Bulldog owners love

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their dogs so much.

Nobody is saying

they don't.

Never, this is not to

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vilify. This is not to vilify people

in anyway. A lot of the time it's

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admirable. A lot of the dog owners

they really have an undertaking to

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take care of these dogs. They have

medicine cabinets. It's a ritual to

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- for Bulger dog owners it's a

ritual to get them out-and-out in

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the morning, like a baby.

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You can see Catherine's programme

Saving the British Bulldog on 14th

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of March at 9pm on BBC One

and at 10.45pm if you're

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watching in Scotland.

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How do you celebrate the life of one

of the UK's best loved entertainers?

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With a spectacular

all-singing, all-dancing

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variety show, that's how.

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Carrie was backstage the night

the stars came out to pay

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tribute to our friend,

the great Sir Bruce Forsyth And

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didn't they do well.

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Tonight at the London Palladium on

the eve of what would have been his

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90th birthday, we remember one of

our favourites -- Brucie.

Mr

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Saturday night television. Watching

the rest of the family laughing and

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watching him. So you are enjoying

his programmes and also enjoying the

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atmosphere that he created.

The

truth of the matter is the British

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public were his audience. When he

came out they went Our era was wild.

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Real showbusiness and we we went

into it because we wanted to

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perform, not to be famous. There's a

difference. That's what Bruce loved.

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He was a good friend to he m. He was

so kind. I met him, he's a huge

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legend of showbusiness, I'm nobody.

He took me under his wing and

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generous with with his time,

knowledge and wisdom.

He embodied

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variety. A Jack of all trades,

master of all trades. He had a

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remarkable ability to be very rude

to people and they didn't mind.

I

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always loved that. We had a similar

jaw line. So you know.

You have the

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chin.

For all I know he was relate

toed to me. Late -- related to me.

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He was such a good friend.

I will

miss him. It's his birthday

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tomorrow. Happy birthday Brucie.

I'm

backstage where preparations are

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under way for tonight's performance.

There are singers, actors,

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entertainers. Everything Bruce would

have held dear. Michael are you in

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the bathroom? Good luck. Break a

leg. That is what you say in

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showbusiness, isn't it

Michael Ball,

up you go. No warm-up. These die

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guys, professionals!

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guys, professionals!

Guided to the

right place. It's here.

Break a leg.

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We are about to start. They are just

doing their last bit of tapping. I'm

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off to watch from the wings.

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STRICTLY THEME TUNE

As the night goes on the heart felt

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tributes keep coming.

# You'll be there

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# Between each line of pain and

glory. #

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Good for you.

Yeah.

# You make me feel so young

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# You make me feel there are songs

to be sung

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# As to be wrong and a wonderful

thing... #

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How was it?

What a lovely

atmosphere.

What is it like out

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there?

It's great.

You look down and seeing loads of

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familiar faces out there. Everyone

coming to do the same thing. This is

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the stage to do it, London

Palladium, Brucie's second home.

The

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fact they are asleep takes the

pressure off a little bit.

For the

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grand finale, performing a song that

Brucie just loved, Dame Shirley

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Bassey

# Being in love

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#.

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You'll be able to see the full

show on Sunday night.

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Sir Bruce: A Celebration

is on at 9pm on BBC One.

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We are joined by Sir Bruce's wife,

Lady Wilnelia Forsyth.

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A warm welcome to the show.

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Thank you.

That must have been

bittersweet in a way, a lovely

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sensation to see all those people in

that room speaking so fondly about

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Sir Bruce.

It was an incredible

night and as you can imagine very

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emotional for us as a family, but it

is something we will treasure for

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ever. There was so much love and

affection there. We had not only the

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family, but our closest friends and

a lot of fans. The atmosphere was

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incredible and I hope if people

watch the show on Sunday they get

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that kind of atmosphere as well.

What is it like for you when you

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hear the stories of people saying

how he touched their lives and how

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he made them feel?

I have always

been extremely proud of him. Not

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only because of his professional

achievement, but personally he was

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an incredible husband and father.

One example I can give you, we have

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so many letters from so many people

and one of the letters was this lady

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who mentioned she lost her mother at

the beginning of the year and then

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her father had Alzheimer's. But

somehow he did not remember her, but

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somehow he remembered Bruce. All the

time the doctors used to come into

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his room he used to make them say,

nice to see you, to see you nice. It

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shows you that somehow he made

people laugh, like you. So glad you

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are here.

I have an amazing memory

of Bruce and I was due to do a show

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with him that he could not be there

in the end. I was really nervous

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because I was doing a tribute to

Victoria Wood and Bruce sent his own

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personal pianist to my home to

practice with me.

Really?

Yes he

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did.

We used to love it, it was

always a highlight. We ended up

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going through his routine at one

point. He was showing us what he did

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in bed before breakfast. You were

married 34 years. What are your

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memories of when you first met Sarah

Bruce?

What was your first

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impression? I met him in 1980. I was

living in Paris and I was invited to

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be on the Miss world competition as

a judge five years before I was Miss

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world. We met and he was one of the

judges as well. I thought it was

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very kind of him. He was making the

girls so relaxed and at ease, and he

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asked one of them, what do you eat

at Christmas? It was a silly

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question, but then I could see he

was so wonderful. After the

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competition finished they had the

gala and we danced and we danced all

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night and it took a bit of time for

him to ask me to dance. I had a

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friend of mine, he thought it was my

boyfriend, and then after that he

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asked me for a dance and I never

went back. One of the things that

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were special that he told me when

the evening was finished coming he

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kissed my hand and said goodbye and

said, by the way, I have got five

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daughters. I thought, why is he

telling me that? Maybe he does not

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want to see me again. But these

girls have been amazing in my life

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and I want to wish them a wonderful

mother's day and to all the mothers

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in England. They have been

incredible and they have been my

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rock. It has been a difficult time

for all of us. But somehow we are

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strongly together and I am so glad

to have them as part of my life.

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Thank you so much for coming in and

we will watch on Sunday night.

Thank

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you, and can I say quickly for the

people who are donating, thank you

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for the donations and for married

fury and you can go to the website

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and Puerto Rico is still struggling

in many ways and I know Bruce will

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thank you as well.

Thank you for

coming in. We look forward to the

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Sunday night celebration.

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We look forward to the Sunday

night celebration.

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Just four days until Alex sets off

on The Mother Of All Challenges -

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a week of swimming, climbing,

cycling, caving and running

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all to raise awareness for maternal

health and much needed money

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for Sport Relief.

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Thankfully I'm not alone -

time to meet my next

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two "mothers in arms",

Amal And Debbie.

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The mothers and I are facing a

difficult week of challengers, but I

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know that together we can do it.

There is something really nice about

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a team of people doing something as

opposed to an individual. They have

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been training hard for the past few

weeks and today it is time for me to

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acclimatise myself and braved the

cold waters. The challenge certainly

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feels real now and I think anxiety

is building.

Today is the first time

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we get to take a look at Alex and

make sure she is in the right

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condition and the right place to

take on this monumental challenge.

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It is difficult to swim because you

are breathless before you start. You

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know it will be called, but it is

another level.

The one thing I know

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is psychologically she is tough,

which is a great thing on a

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challenge like this. Alex is quite a

bit behind the others. They started

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a bit before her and they have been

absolutely tenacious.

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absolutely tenacious.

We are going

to keep it light and fun. I hope no

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one falls off. My name is Amal, I am

31 and I live with my husband and my

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baby boy. John and I wanted a baby,

so getting pregnant was not a

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surprise. What was surprising was

the degree to which it affected me

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physically and then later mentally.

I felt like a different person. I

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really expected that to lift at some

point during the pregnancy. But it

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did not.

Amal's mood was affected by

her lack of energy in the pregnancy

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and due to the position of the baby

she had to have an emergency forceps

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delivery and this caused a long-term

injury.

Household tasks were

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difficult for me. I found it

difficult picking him up. I realised

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he was not happy, what I did not

realise was I had postnatal

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depression. I was irritable, I was

not enjoying being a mother, I was

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just doing it.

With the help of her

husband and family, Amal began to

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feel more like herself and was able

to bond with her son.

I started with

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a personal trainer, I met with the

women's health physiotherapist and

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together they helped guide me. I

focused on getting back to exercise

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and I think that is when I started

turning a corner in my

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understanding.

Having lived with

that experience it inspired Amal to

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volunteer herself for the challenge.

For me it marks that gap between a

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relatively difficult period in my

life and a new hopeful, more able

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era.

That is brilliant. What about

you, Debbie, why did you think this

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is for you?

I am menopausal, what

can I say? You do random. But for me

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it is almost like the end to my

recovery. My first two pregnancies

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were fine and with baby number three

I suffered a placenta eruption. I

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was rushed to the hospital,

emergency Caesarean, and she came

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out and she was basically dead.

There was no heartbeat, she was not

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breathing and she was like that for

19 minutes. But they managed to get

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her going. I asked if there would be

quality of life? I was told there

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would be some quality of life. She

is absolutely perfect. She is so

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lucky.

I am so lucky. After a

difficult start with Ellie, a year

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later Debbie had her fourth daughter

and it was a few months after this

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birth that she found herself unable

to cope.

Everything seemed very dark

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and they did not seem to be an end

to the darkness. I had a meltdown

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and I knew I had to go see someone.

I was able to realise that where I

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had been so super strong when Ellie

was born, you cannot carry on being

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that strong for ever. Part of the

reason I want to do this challenge

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is to raise awareness. So many

mothers out there are struggling. It

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is OK to say, I am struggling. It is

going to be fun. 50 for goodness'

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sake.

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sake.

I just want to relish the fact

I have a healthy body, a healthy

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mind.

I think together we are a

strong team. We have given birth, so

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this is going to be a walk in the

park.

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We are doing it!

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Now, the team. Welcome back.

Before

we start I have to say thank you so

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much for sharing the story is so

honestly. It will resonate with so

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many mothers out there which is the

point. You have already done a lot

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in terms of that. But, yes, the

challenge still does lie ahead.

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Let's recap. What are we doing? Open

water swimming in Loch Ness. We will

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be cycling through the Lake

District.

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Earlier on you said when you first

heard about it you thought it was a

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nice day out.

I did.

That is what

comes from not reading the small

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print. How are we feeling? We missed

a week of training because of the

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snow and, Amal, you are ill.

How are

you now? I am fine now, but I would

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not have been if I trained. I am

glad I had a few days off. I was hit

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with a cold, it was bad.

You are not

taking your families with you and it

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is tough because mother's day is

coming.

Yes, because we start on

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mother's day. Physicality aside,

that is my biggest worry. Six days

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is a long time to be away from

little Ted and your children as

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well. Jodie, that is something that

worries you.

Yes, mother's day is a

0:27:400:27:47

nice event. I wake up and have

pancakes and coffee.

They make you

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pancakes?

Yes, it is so nice. It is

a big deal for me and it is the

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longest time I have been away from

my youngest. The oldest one is old

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enough to have a conversation with

and they know about it, but the

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youngest one does not. It will be

mentally really challenging.

We do

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the swim on a Sunday. Your faces say

it all. Is that what you are most

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worried about, Leigh?

Yes, it is

horrific for me. I have got out a

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couple of times swimming in Loch

Lomond.

You are brave.

Stupid is

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maybe a better word for it. Some

ladies do it for fun and swim in

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their bathing costumes at this time

of the year. But I had the wet suit

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on and it is still awful.

I will see

you on Saturday.

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Sir Bruce: A Celebration

is on Sunday on BBC One and you can

0:28:510:28:54

see Catherine's programme Saving

the British Bulldog

0:28:540:28:56

on BBC One next Wednesday.

0:28:560:28:57

Tomorrow we'll be joined

by Hollywood star Susan Sarandon.

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She is our third Oscar winner

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