11/07/2014 The One Show

Jones. And with Chris Pauley, we have our superstar, big dance show.

-- Dan Snow. We will remember one of Scotland's greatest ever World Cup

goals with the World Cup final coming up this weekend. And we tell

the story of a Scottish fan who went to Buenos Aires and came home with

the love of his life. Our guest is famous for winning the US version of

Strictly and is known from The X Factor. Nicole Scherzinger!

famous for winning the US version of Strictly and is known from The Is it

true? Is your mother responsible for bringing you to British shores? Yes,

she is everything. I went to a performing arts high school. I loved

theatre and performing anti-wanted me to audition for a show that you

saw a commercial for, Popstars. -- and she wanted me to audition. That

is my mother. Don't you just want to squeeze those cheeks? Where is she

now? Abroad. So she can't be watching? Please, she is always on

that computer! With dancing with the stars, she was a huge fan, so I did

that for her as well. You will be performing your brand-new single

later on. You use social media quite a lot. How often do you check your

phone every day? Not enough. I am not as hard-core as people here. I

wish I were better about it but I don't check it that much. I think

Alex and I are probably hard-core. Stuck to me. It is there now. Some

reports suggest we check our times a day. I think that is light, to be

honest. In some parts of UK that isn't an option but is but is that a

bad thing? We live in a connected world and as a nation we are so

reliant on technology. But surprisingly more than a quarter of

Scotland doesn't have sufficient mobile coverage. One in three

complaints from tourists is about the lack of reception. We have

customers coming from all over the world where this technology is old

hat and they expect that service here. It is frustrating when they

cannot even pick up a text or make a phone call from the Highlands of

Scotland. How do you turn a negative into a positive? We have come to one

of the most remote peninsular is in Scotland. Local businesses here say

they have found the perfect answer. They are calling these spots the

perfect place for quiet and solitude. They are hailing it as a

digital detox. Jackie Robertson runs holiday accommodation here. She

believes the lack of mobile reception has actually boosted their

business. No service. I am starting my digital detox. Is this good for

me? Yes, it is. People come here to switch off. Remote luxury is what

they get. For the most part, people know what they are getting and for

the others, there is an initial shock that they cannot pick up their

mobile phone, but after ten minutes, there is relief. Their shoulders

drop and they say, OK, what can we do here? There was an option to put

in a mobile phone mast nearby that everybody said no. Why? I don't

think we miss out in any way. Do you think it attracts people to the

area? Yes. People can relax. They don't touch their phones until they

get back on the boat. They are on holiday. It is not just in

Scotland. There are areas like this across Scotland. David Cameron cut

short his family holiday in Cornwall because of poor phone signal. Not

everybody in the tourist industry agrees with the principle of digital

detox. We are country setting ourselves up to be a destination of

first choice and the digital landscape is not really allowing us

to achieve that goal. From a business and industry point of view

it is really not acceptable. Tourists make the lack of mobile

reception? It is a pleasure not to have the signal just because of the

problems you get when your phone rings. It is a hassle. It is nice

not to have it. It. It would be nice to have reception and send messages.

It is not too bad. It is a real problem. It must be bad if you live

here. It is very usual in the Highlands. Would you recommend it?

Absolutely. Get your children here and cut them off for a week, the way

to go! So when you come somewhere like this, you forget about this and

enjoy all of that. She actually did just throw her phone! That happened!

My wife is literally taking me there next week because she needs me off

that phone. Nice but you need some of this. Good for a vacation. What

are you like with your phone? Work people know that when I go away I

like to turn everything off but for the most part I am always online.

Lewis Hamilton won the British Grand Prix last weekend but what would he

make of the newest motorsport in town? Not Formula One but formula

e-commerce which is coming to London next year. -- formulate formula E.

People near me as a newsreader but in fact I was the first presenter of

Top Gear. In those days it was all about petrol driven motors but the

new championship wants to put that right by going... All electric! The

centre of this will be dominant in part, chosen as the base for the

teams. You are in the driving seat. How does the electric car compare as

a driver to petrol driven cars? It looks like a Formula One car but it

is much heavier. What is the highest speed that you have managed so far?

220 mph. You will be driving in ten international cities and through the

middle of London, past Buckingham Palace, which will be much more

interesting for the driver. Yes, of course that we must focus on the

track and not look around! In the future, the hope is that the street

racing programme will go to ten major international capitals and

will develop technology to produce an electric powered car that you and

I and maybe even Jeremy Clarkson will be keen to drive. One of the

differences between this and other sport like Formula One is that the

technology that pulls through from most sports is not technology that

most people would use. I don't have a double diffuser on my car. But you

might never complete a full circle of the race because the battery runs

out. Right now we have two cars for each driver, and to make the race

exciting enough we will change cars halfway through. We are pushing

technology that will help you and I drive better card in the future.

This is much more glamorous. The teams have plenty of tinkering to do

before the first race in Beijing. Sam drives for Virgin and is keen to

get on the track. Let's put the cars to the test. How much fun are you

having driving this? Compared to Formula One, they are so

quiet but I reckon even the most committed petrol head has got to be

impressed by these vehicles. Thanks, Angela. That was timely

because we have had comments from the Prime Minister today encouraging

motorsport racing in our cities, by the sounds of things. That Formula E

tour is aiming to get people excited about electric vehicles. In 1900,

when most people got around by horse-drawn carriage, the RAC

arranged a similar tour to show off the new motorcar. It went to

Edinburgh and London and back. This is one of the original vehicles that

took part in that race. Phil Waltham, you look after this beauty.

Tell us about it. It was built in Paris in 1898 and sold by Panhard to

Mr Rolls who founded Rolls-Royce in 1899. Lots of cars did not survive

the 1000 Mile Trial. How did this one do? Very well. Mr Rolls had it

for a year and then it was entered in the 1900 trial. It was second in

the speech trial. Is it yours? No, it belongs to the museum service.

Megan is the curator responsible for it. And she lets you drive it? Very

trusting! We look after it for her. We have Ben Cousins from the RAC

over here. You are looking considerably smarter than these

gentlemen, if you don't mind me saying. Is this one smarter? Not

particularly. It was built in 1900 by the founding member of the RAC in

Great Britain and Ireland and he was behind the 1000 Mile Trial. What was

the point of it? An opportunity to demonstrate to the whole country

that the car was here to stay. Only four years afterwards they repealed

the red flag. Because people had to walk in front of them with red

flags? Yes, and they wanted to prove that this was a reliable method of

transport. As they are trying to do tomorrow with the new electric 1000

Mile Trial. How are you doing, Alex? In one of the cars taking part in

the 1000 Mile Trial that starts tomorrow. This is Navy and it is all

about the colours for me. These sisters are in a green version and

they looked a picture. You are doing the rally. How did you get drawn

into this? Where did the interest come from? It all started with our

dad, who was involved in rallying and we caught the bug when we got

offered the chance to Marshall. We jumped at that and then somebody

said to appreciate because you have got to drive them,

said to appreciate because you have got to drive so we took that

opportunity and decided we would drive. You are going for it. It is

1000 miles, so ten hours of driving a day, one driving while the other

is... I am the Saturn -- I am the navigator and so I have to tell her

to turn around if we go wrong. It takes a lot to drive these cards so

she is going to have to learn between now and tomorrow morning how

to drive. It is quite difficult. What if it rains? You look amazing

now but there will be rain at some point. It is Britain, so yes. I

think we are going to get very wet. But hopefully there will be loads of

people coming out to watch us go through and they will all be

cheering. Of course. Let's hear that engine. Lovely! Purring like

pussycats, Pussycat Dolls even! Thank you for bringing your car. It

is time to give a viewer a special surprise. Ainsley Harriot has been

to Lincolnshire to cook up a storm for a deserving lifeboat man. This

is Skegness. On a calm day like this, it's hard to imagine just how

perilous these fees can be. But today, I'm putting on a surprise

party for a man who has been saving lives out there for the past 40

years. Ray Chapman is one of the longest serving RNLI volunteers in

the country. He has been involved in numerous rescues, saving many lives.

Like his father before him, he is a Cox when, the person in charge of

the Skegness like boat. -year-old I signed my enrolment forms on my 16th

birthday. Once you get the bug, you get the bug. You Paul Kiddie onto an

air bed and take them back to the beach and hand them back to the

parent, there's nothing like it. At just come back from Afghanistan, I'm

in the Army. I'd seen a lot of leaders and Ray is by far the best.

To thank him for everything he has done, I'm helping some of the local

people but on a surprise celebration. Ray knows nothing about

this. In fact, we've got a few of his friends keeping him busy while

we set to work. It's eight a.m.. I have a few hours until the party but

no food. I really want to serve up a lobster feast tonight. The thing is,

we're not just going to be cooking it, we are going to be catching it,

too. Skegness fisherman is taking me out to his lobster pots, he, too,

wants to thank Ray. The worst time was when we broke down a long way

out at sea. While we had broken down, we had a double whammy that I

will radio was broken as well. Ray and the lads launched from Skegness

and came 20 miles out to seek to find a 30 foot boat, a needle in a

haystack. Pretty soon we got a decent haul of juicy lobsters. Look

at that little beauty! Thanks a lot, see you later. For a hero like Ray,

it's a privilege to cook up a feast of fantastic local food. Lobsters

from the sea where he's worked for 40 years and the freshest possible

new potatoes. And they happened cost me a penny. The farmer is only too

happy to donate them. The seas, fields and people of Skegness have

been so good to us, and we've got the menu to be proud of. Ray's wife,

April, is giving me a hand in the kitchen. How will he react tonight?

He won't understand why he has been singled out, he will be shocked.

It's just an hour before he arrives and they're still so much to do. His

dad and brother are on potato duty. The rest of the family are working

hard on chopping chillis, is vesting oranges and cutting capers. All the

ingredients for my lovely flavoured butter. Ray's family and friends

have started to arrive, the barbecue is lit and the food, it is ready

with just minutes to spare! Ray has arrived. He's with his dad, and he

thinks we are filming fundraising event. How are you, mate? You

weren't expecting to find me here. I wasn't, no. We've got a surprise for

you. We've got a few people in here who want to say a very big thank you

to you. How do you feel? Humbolt.

Speechless. Thank you! I felt a little bit butterflies and a bit

sick, but when he came out smiling it was, like, thank God he is

smiling! Even if I say so myself, the food looks amazing. Best of all

the Lincolnshire potato skewers and our wonderful lobster. I don't very

often have lobster, absolutely delicious. It's been an exhausting

day. I've fished the seas and dug deep into the earth but it's been

well worth the effort to thank Ray, a man who is saved so many lives at

sea in a career spanning four decades. I was stuck for words. It

was tremendous. We just wanted to say thank you. I appreciate it but

you don't go to see on your own, it's a crew. Good health to you.

That lobster look lovely! Nicole, we know knew from the Pussycat Dolls

and from the X factor, but where are we now in the story of Nicole

Scherzinger's life? Going back to my music, that's why I'm here. I've got

a new single coming out on July the 13th. The X Factor was a fantastic

period of your life, but was it hard to do both at the same time?

Absolutely. I don't do anything halfway. I put 110% into things. I

live in America, so when I'm here I never leave. I've got to be able to

travel all around the UK for my music, go back to the US and around

the world. Alex and I were looking today, you said music is the

soundtrack to your soul. What we want to know is, what does this

album tell us about you? This is the musical soundtrack to my soul right

now, it's where I am in my life right now. I think I finally feel

the most comfortable I've ever been in my own skin as a woman, as a

girl. It's just kind of my stories. Me singing about love and life and

relationships, heartache and happiness. It's a very vibe ER

album. It's empowering for a girl listening to it. There is one called

the girl with the diamond heart, what that one about? No one has

asked me this question! I love it! It's about... Just a pure girl.

Diamond heart, a diamond means one-of-a-kind, precious. Just

finally coming into her own self, owning who she is, knowing what her

work is and not looking back and not taking anything less or settling for

anything less. On grey days I will listen to that in the car. It's very

uplifting. Duping very frank about wanting to help young girls

suffering from bulimia because you did for eight years, you've spoken

openly about it. What was the catalyst are getting better for you?

Just not giving up, a lot of faith and fighting back, getting help,

talking to people and working through it. Putting it behind me,

moving forward and just living and being free, because you can do it. I

want to encourage anybody out there with any addiction or insecurities

or battles, we all have our own. Don't give up. There's a life out

there. We think we might have an exclusive. We've been having a

summit today. We've heard that Andrew Lloyd Webber is bringing Cats

back to the West End. Thank goodness! Who do we know who loves

musical theatre? Who do we know who has got... Hello, my baby, hello, my

Ragtime band! Who has a good relationship with Andrew Lloyd

Webber and has been in chats with him before now? You Low and who do

we know who used to be a pussycat? Who is it? This could be coming to a

stage near us any time soon. Is that me? Shut your face! They've gone a

bit extreme on the whole cat thing. Could my nose get any bigger? Could

we have an exclusive? I don't know, you will have to wait and see. You

can take that. Do you know the words to Memories yet? I don't. You Low

onto subjects I'm more comfortable with, it's the World Cup Final on

Sunday. Your stepfather is German, so I can take a wild guess who you

will be supporting. Yes, my dad is of Austrian descent, right next

door. I feel like part of me is going for Germany, but I feel like

the underdogs might be Argentina. 50-50. It will be hard for many

Brits to choose a team to support between Argentina and Germany, but

there will be one household in Edinburgh whose allegiances are very

clear. The 1978 World Cup finals in Argentina went down in Scottish

footballing history as a scene of one of the greatest World Cup goals

ever. And the eventual disappointment of the team that

scored that goal, Scotland and their tartan army of fans. But for one man

who made that transatlantic crossing for the doomed Scottish campaign, he

came back from the World Cup with something much more valuable than a

trophy. Fraser McKay was one of the thousands of Scots dreaming big that

summer. The whole nation was going crazy -- C. Prior to leaving for

Argentina they did a bus around the stadium with the players in it,

doing a pre-Argentina for ready to go. 36,000 people turned up for

that. With the kind of quality of players we had at that time, Archie

Gemmill scored the great goal, we had Kenny Dalglish, we thought we

had a quality manager. We thought we had a very good chance of winning.

The story of how the Tartan Army travel to Argentina legend. Most of

them flew direct but some of them even cycled from North America to

watch the World Cup. Argentina was about to experience tartan invasion!

It was an incredible reception, we couldn't believe it. We all felt

like Rod Stewart! We were signing autographs. You didn't have the

leather trousers, did you? Gayle I didn't go that far! In the

qualifying round was disaster, Scotland lost to brew and could only

fancy a draw against Iran. It held the World Cup hopes in the balance.

He went back to his hotel to lick his wounds but, amidst the

disappointment, someone caught his eye. We were drinking. I basically

looked across and gave her a little wink. I had the Scottish outfit on

and everything, I took time to wander across and introduce myself.

However, Roxana McKay remembers them eating slightly differently. I did

the wink. So you initiated it. I did. I went like that. You, come. He

said, me? Eventually he came over with his friend, John. As romance

was blossoming between Fraser and Roxana, Scotland prepared to play

their final group match against the Dutch, and the game would be

immortalised by Archie Gemmill, a Scottish footballing legend. If we

beat Holland by three clear goals we could go through. Although Scotland

went 2-1 up, there was still a mountain to climb. Looking like

their tournament was all but over, up stepped Archie Gemmill to score

one of the World Cup Roz greatest goals. I thought to myself, what am

I doing on the right-hand side of the pitch? But before I could think

about anything else I had a Dutch player in front of me and another

Dutch player. All of a sudden I was clear on goal. I thought to myself,

I may as well try and stick this in. At that moment I went crazy. I was

with a friend, we were clasping each other, rolling about the ground,

kissing each other and saying, we are going to make it! When we stood

up, which was a few minutes later, it was just in time to see the 35

yard bullet. In one moment the euphoria was gone. Even though

Scotland won the game 3-2, the World Cup was over for them and the Tartan

Army. Fraser and Roxana married in 1986 and have gone on to have two

sons. Today they are still happily married and living in Edinburgh.

We've got one more video to show you. Fraser and Roxana, this is

Archie Gemmill speaking, hopefully you are watching the World Cup

because I know it played a very big part in your life, the 78 World Cup.

Fraser, you got a winner on that day because you met your charming lady.

I hope you are both well. Nice one! Not only did he scored the best goal

at the World Cup, we got a personal message! I'm delighted with that. It

goes to show that sometimes even the beautiful game should play second

fiddle to the charms of a beautiful woman. The World Cup has been

brilliant. It's over on Sunday. First thing on Monday morning, that

thing is coming down. You Philistine! Thanks to everyone who

has joined us tonight. We leave you with Nicole singing live, her

brand-new single is called Your Love and it's out on Sunday.

# Boy you don't know how much I like it

# And I, I'm never letting you go baby

# Ain't goin' nowhere like froze baby

# Can't believe how much I'm missing you