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Hello and welcome to The One Show with Angela Scanlon.

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Tonight we'd like to show you something that is so rare nowadays -

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we had great difficulty in tracking one down.

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Yes, ladies and gentlemen, this is a courgette! Very, very special at the

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moment. As you may know, the UK has been hit by a courgette shortage.

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Cold weather in Spain and Italy has meant they have been disappearing

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from the shelves so we are in luck it is awful! My spiraliser has not

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been used in weeks! How are you guys coping? I have got some in my

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fridge. It is danger in Bakewell and Frank Skinner! I would not even have

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recognised that as a courgette. I think it is borderline cucumber. It

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is on the way to being a marrow. I like to think we all are! You can

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use a marrow instead because they are plentiful. When there is a

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shortage it is surprisingly what lengths people go to. If you fancy a

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nibble, I will leave it there. If the courgette disappeared, I would

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not mind massively. I like a courgette. We will talk about your

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latest project, Portrait Artist Of The Year later. And with that in

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mind, we have a very talented audience here. The idea is they will

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be painting a celebrity and you have to guess who the celebrity is a bit

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later on. I tell you what, it is amazing the talent. Attention to

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detail, we like that. Speaking of portraits, this is the first

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portrait painted of Donald Trump since he was elected. And this week

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Madame Tussaud's also unveiled their first waxwork of him with a

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hairstyle instructed of, wait for it, 25,000 yaik hairs. Look how long

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he wears his ties. It is extraordinary. Now here are five

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Brits and one car who have a special relationship with the incoming

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president. I have a special car, Donald Trump's

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Cadillac. It was designed by Donald Trump in 1988. This car has a drinks

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cabinet. It pipes the drinks from the boot back into the car. There is

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an in-built safe, a paper shredder and a mobile phone. It is an office

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on wheels. Now Donald Trump is president, it does not make any

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difference to me, it is still my Cadillac. My name is Michael Powell.

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I am at the geographer. In 1986I photographed Donald Trump for the

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Times newspaper. -- I am a photographer. People tend to look

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better when you put the light on the same side as the parting of the

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hair. Donald Trump has three. This is the shot I took. I'd tried to get

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him smiling. He took that as a challenge and suggested I told him a

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joke. Make me laugh, and I got it. It is a nice shot. You don't see

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many pictures of him smiling like that.

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My name is Rob Edwards. I have been following Trump for many years in

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Scotland and have had a few uncomfortable encounters. He has

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done lots of controversial things in Scotland. He proposed a golf course

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which every environmental group opposed but then he got the go-ahead

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from the Scottish Government. The few times I have interacted with him

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he has been very rude. He is offensive. He believes journalists,

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he believes environmentalists and he bullies residents who oppose him. I

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am a resident on the estate in Aberdeenshire and by Donald Trump.

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He has tried to throw us out of our homes. He has had a two line is cut,

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our phone lines cut and built a fence around my house. He sent me a

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bill for half the cost of the fence and is still doing everything he

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possibly can to make us unwelcome on our own property. My name is Gareth.

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I wrote to Donald Trump when I was 17 years of age asking him for a

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job. I received a letter from the Trump Tower. They were going to keep

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my raise a file. When I first started in sales, Donald Trump's

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book was one of the books we all had to read. From that day I realised he

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was very successful in his image and how he portrayed himself and I

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wanted to replicate Donald Trump. I'm filled full of foreboding about

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a Trump presidency because if you look at the way he has treated

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Scotland and the way he has treated Scotland's environment, which is

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basically to trash it, the risk is he will do that to the US and to the

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world. I remember when Donald Reagan -- Ronald Reagan was voted in there

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was probably equal concern in this country about him being in that job.

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I think any world leader really has to be judged on the whole term. The

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thought of this man being the president from Friday onwards is

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actually quite scary. It is like a bad dream. You almost hope it will

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not happen but you know it will anyway. I recently sent a card of

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congratulations in his new job saying congratulations on his race

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to the top. As he believes in his country, so do I.

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Whatever your views, it does all start tomorrow. Tommy Sandusky is

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here with the schedule. When does it all start and where can we watch it

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-- Tommy Sand do. From 4pm here we can watch the coverage and then from

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4:30pm there will be some music and speeches. 5pm our time is when he

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takes the oath of office. That is when he will do the eyeful release

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where top old the Constitution and all that. Then after that, there

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will be lunch and a review of the armed services. Ben Moore speeches

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and he will do the walk. He and Mike Pence the vice president will do the

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walk from the Capitol building down Pennsylvania Avenue to the White

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House. A big parade will follow. Then there are inaugural balls. He

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says he will attend at least three of them, maybe more. But he cannot

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party too hard because the next day he has an national prayer service at

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the Washington National Cathedral and then he gets down to work. It

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all begins the next morning. Frank is speechless! He always looks like

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he is winging it. I basically disagree with what he stands for but

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he is comedy gold. I will be watching tomorrow live. Keep comedy

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live. Honestly, I find him endlessly hilarious. Even if he blows up the

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entire planet, I think there will be lots of laughs on the way! Lets hope

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that doesn't happen. There are lots of stories since the very beginning

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but you have some great inauguration stories through the ages. I love and

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inauguration anecdote! Which President was in possession of just

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one tooth in his mouth when he was inaugurated? Jefferson? No, it was

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not. It was George Washington. He kept his mouth shut! Not smiling for

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that reason. He had dentures made of human teeth, animal teeth, ivory and

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even lead. What kind of animal teeth are those? There was a tragic

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incident off the back of the inauguration. On President was

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killed by his own inauguration. William Henry Harrison delivered the

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longest inauguration speech. One hour 45 minutes out in a snowstorm.

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This is back in 1841. He didn't have a coat or a hat, caught pneumonia

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and died a month later. He had the longest ever in operation speech and

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the shortest time ever served as president. When your mother tells

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you to wear a coat, where your coat! It is the perfect death for a

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politician talking yourself to death! Do you think history might

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repeat itself? He is very well insulated and that is why he has two

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wear fake tan, he has constructed a canopy that the sun never gets to!

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There was one president who was sworn in four times? Barack Obama.

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The first time he was sworn in they missed the words upside for safety's

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sake they did it again the next day. Then for his second term when he was

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re-elected, it fell on the 20th of January, his oath of office and that

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was a Sunday. So they did a small ceremony then and they really did it

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for a televised ceremony on the Monday. So he got four oaths of

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office for the price of two. He got a deal out of it.

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Tommy, thank you. Imagine if you were given the opportunity to design

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your very own village? What would it look like? Would it be like

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Ambridge? It would look like Midsummer Murders. One designer has

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been given the challenge and Lucy has been to inspect his plans.

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30-year-old married dad of two Jamie Carter is looking to buy his first

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family home. We have been renting for two years and desperate to get

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on the housing ladder. And Heather cannot afford a deposit. I will be

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saving for about 20 years. But could there now be a solution for

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first-time buyers up and down the country? It might look like I am

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standing in the middle of an empty field but this is the site of a

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brand-new housing concept and on the government hopes might be the answer

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to the housing shortage. The garden village. This site here in Cheshire

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is just one of 14 proposed garden villages across England. So what

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exactly are they? If you picture of traditional village then at first

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glance you would not be far off. There is no set model. But a garden

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village has to be self-contained and they must have their own essentials

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like shops, transport, schools and even their own GPS macro. Sounds

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great but will the reality live up to that and will it truly help

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first-time buyers to get on the property ladder? We are going to

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find out. The government is trying hard to attract first-time buyers.

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Not only are they pumping in ?6 million, under a new scheme for

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buyers aged 25 to 40 there could be a 25% discount. I am taking Heather

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and Jamie to the site in Cheshire to see if they could ever be tempted

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into signing up. What would it mean to you to own your own place? I

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would see it as security for my future as much as anything else and

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for my children. Putting money into something which is yours. When you

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are renting it is effectively dead money. I'm going to meet designer

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Wayne Hemingway. He has been commissioned to design the village

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and has brought along some early designs. Welcome to my office! Thank

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you! This is just a field. How do you design a garden village from

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scratch? This should fit around 1600 homes so around 4000 people which is

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a nice decent community. There will be a school, cafes and shops. There

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will be a sports field and places to walk your dog. There will be access

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to the station and to get your car onto the main roads. Will there be a

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GP surgery? Yes. Will they be in Auckland? If there are any milkmen

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around here I'm sure they will want to deliver milk. -- will they'll be

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and not men? You also get to have a say in how it looks. What would you

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be interested in creating here if you moved? Basically creating a safe

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environment for my children to grow up in. You want to be part of the

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community, not just to have a home. How do you make this village appeal

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to all? You will never make everybody happy but the people we

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have in front of us are the people we should be helping. That is my

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aim. But not everyone is in favour of the garden village plan. Urban

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designer David Rutledge is sceptical. They should not be built

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in the middle of nowhere. They will not have public transport and shops.

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When you do a survey you find people are positive about the idea of

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garden villages but they are negative about the idea of housing

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developments. It is a badge to sell things which otherwise would be

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unsuitable. There is no easy solution. We have to do something

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about it, we need homes. Sir how will the local council are sure that

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this new development works for everybody? I put this suggestion to

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councillor Jamie McRae? This is not just on housing estate, it is a

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place and a community. The design code will ensure the local community

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facilities are built within the garden village, such as primary

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schools and a real village centre. Would a new home in a garden village

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work for our prospective buyers? For the recreational facilities put in

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place, I cannot see why it would not be a great place to bring my family

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up. It ticks a lot of boxes, I would have involvement in the development

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and it is sustainable. I would be interested. Could be years before

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this site is up and running. It remains to be seen if they garden

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village is just a pretty name for a housing development or the blueprint

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for the perfect place to live and bring up your children.

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The red ones are the villages, and the towns in blue, over 10,000

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homes. You are very pro-. I am, I think it is a wonderful idea. That

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they are entities in themselves, not just add-ons to sprawl. A complete

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identity of their own, they will have a vigorous young architects

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designing interesting homes. The architecture has to be right. It

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really could be like the prize-winning hamster Garden suburb,

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now a legendary achievement in the garden village movement. --

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Hampstead Garden suburb. There is an old airfield being used. They are

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being very strategic about the places they are choosing. If I were

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a young family, I would be in there. Terrific. They will believe every

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morning presumably and work somewhere else? The idea is a

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community there with everything you would need. Usually everyone goes to

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the nearest town or city to work. It's changing, Frank. People work

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from home a lot. It will evolve as you get the professionals there,

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they will want to set up work. There will be schools and offices, a

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community. It is very hard to create a community, but when you do it

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successfully, everyone really enjoys it. We have won tonight here, I

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feel. We could talk about this for ever, but we are here to talk about

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you guys and your series back again, the Portrait Artist Of The Year.

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Let's take a look. Over the next eight weeks, some of

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the most talented artists from Britain and Ireland are showcasing

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their talents. I've been constantly painting in my head. Last night I

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couldn't sleep, I was just dreaming painting. In front of the public,

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they will have just four Alistair paid the portraits of some very

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famous faces. -- four hours to paint the portraits. How does it feel? I

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will do this a lot. Do you want to look noble, interesting, quirky? Are

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you taking notes? That would be fantastic! I for 1am a big fan of

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the Portrait Artist Of The Year. -- Ivor one and a big fan. Give us an

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idea of how the artists progress. It began a few months back, 1500 people

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sent in self portraits. We have judges who narrowed it down to 54.

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They are split into heaps, they paint a celebrity each every week.

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There is a winner every week. -- hits. There is a semifinal and a

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final, and the winner gets a ?10,000 commission to paint Graham Norton,

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and that goes into the National Gallery of Ireland. They have gone

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from optimistically sending in a painting to being on the wall of the

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National Gallery of Ireland, quite a prize. Amazing. They start with

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self-portrait is but then they paint under quite a bit of pressure. Are

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the celebrity is ever upset with the portrayal? If they are, they are

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very good at disguising it. A lot of them are actors, so if they don't

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like it, they give a good performance. They enjoy it, they

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enter into the spirit, they would not have come otherwise. They are

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very good at acting steel, behaving very well. Whereas some people,

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Adrian Chiles was very jumpy, wasn't he? Very twitchy. If we may mention

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him on this hallowed Soper, he was like a man in chains. -- hallowed

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sofa. He said, can you walk with me, I have to get outside? It was like

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taking a bear out of the circus. Others get very stiff. The actresses

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stand up and stretch. I always think that is a marvellous shot, they

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really stretch out like Panthers to get the shape. All the different

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styles of work. The different artists can use any kind of medium

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they want. Embroidery... If you people have found stuff in skips and

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painted on it. Chunks of metal, old doors. Knitting. As long as it works

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and makes a good portrait, you know. I guess they take you by surprise.

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Do you have a favourite medium these days, are you happy to go with the

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flow? He is learning. Are you learning to paint? Having done the

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show, I have been doing evening classes. Watching someone close up,

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standing in front of a blank canvas and in a few hours turn it into

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something beautiful is pretty amazing. You have sat and had a

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portrait done, Joan. We had a celebratory opening, a launch, and

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as a surprise to me, I was asked to sit for a portrait painted by one of

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our early winners, who is really good. Christopher. He was there and

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within two hours, he painted this portrait. That was quite something.

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I had the experience of sitting still for two hours. It's

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exceptional in my life to have two hours, sitting still. I recommend

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it. It's very therapeutic. I felt wonderful, it entered my head. A

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great New year's resolution... Sitting still! I might try it right

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now! Can you carry on? Portrait Artist Of The Year starts

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next Tuesday at 8pm on Sky Arts. Our audience have been painting for

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most of the afternoon, for about an hour, before we came on air. They

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will be revealing their work and you have to guess the celebrity.

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Terrific. It's a brave man who would agree to paint the portrait of

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someone who has been a 19 times world boxing champion. Thankfully

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our One Show artist Adbanji was up for it, and so was Chris Eubank, and

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it's not very often he hits the canvas! As an artist, I love the

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time it takes to paint a portrait, several hours in a sitting can

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reveal a lot about someone. Sitting for me today is former boxer Chris

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Eubank. He was unbeaten for ten years, 43 fights, and was a 19 time

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world champion. I have been locked up in secure units, assessment

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centres, foster homes. I have been beaten up. For every fight I won, I

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lost four. All the mistakes made it so that when I fought Nigel Benn for

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the World Championship, I did not lose to that man, because I had made

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enough mistakes. I made champion of the world through force. So

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basically, you almost failed your way to success? Yes, I failed my way

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to success. For some, he has become synonymous not with spot but his

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eccentric dress sense, flamboyant behaviour and intellectual

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posturing. Do you like the limelight? No. What don't you like

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about it? I love it! Absolute love. I am the best. This wasn't given to

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me. But when you spend maybe 20 years being the anti-hero, for no

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reason, when you have been a very gentle, caring person. Let's say I

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was arrogant, am I not supposed to be? Isn't it OK to be arrogant as a

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fighter? There is a swagger to it. There is, you need to project

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confidence. His style divides opinion, with his outfits topping

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both best and worst dressed lists. Do you know how many times I have

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been out in the public domain wearing absolutely ridiculous

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clothes? Many times. In order to get it perfect, I had to make mistakes.

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So I have been laughed at. When you are born into the world and

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unattractive man, you try to make up for it in one way or another. This

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is like a child, don't look at my face, check the monocle and the

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shoes and the teeth. To me, it's like a work in progress. It's

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getting better and better. How do you marry this flamboyant essence of

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fashion with the view of you being a boxer? It is all an act. In reality,

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the boxing is real, and there is an act. I am not Telegraphing. Try

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again... I walked to the corner as though I have won... Flamboyance. At

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the end of the fight, in a close fight, the judges say, you know

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what, he just seems to have a bit of that... You are constantly going

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back and forth between reality and an act. That's what I'm seeing. Yes.

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Nothing and no one is an original. So if that's true, you should steal,

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plagiarise, copy, impersonate... They call me the great pretender.

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And I am privileged to be called the great pretender. I embrace it,

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because we are all acting. And look at what it's made me, a 19 time

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world champion. Not bad for a Peckham boy. Not bad at all!

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Using the time Chris has spent sitting for me, I am painting him a

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portrait of the way I see him. Three weeks later, it's complete, and

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Chris returns to my studio. Goodness, that is good! My goodness.

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I'm so glad I came today like this. Because it really shows a contrast

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between something which is really theatrical as opposed to... Like

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that! Normal, yeah. It is you with a background blazed in this colourful

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poetry, and you remind me of an African king. So, boom! Thank you!

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And of course you know Adbanji. He was on Landscape artist of the year.

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That was a brilliant portrait. It is time to see some brilliant

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portraits. Our audience have been painting this afternoon. This is

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lorry. Any idea who she has painted? Unavoidably, Theresa May. Well done!

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I thought she was just holding up a mirror!

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It's a good Theresa May. Are you a student art? I studied painting at

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Camberwell. The next one. This is Caroline. The

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slight giveaway is the strap over the shoulder. That's got to be Andy

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Murray, hasn't it? It's worth pointing out these were

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not the best ones. We tried to make it difficult by picking ones you

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would not get. Well done. Any thoughts on this handsome devil?

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I think this is terrific but I can't get who it is. I like it, I love the

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jacket. I hope it's not me. It is! Joan and Frank, you get to pick one

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each to bring home. Out of all of those? Is that Barack Obama? Yes, it

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is. You have forgotten him already! Obviously I want one of me. Is there

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two of me? Thank you to everyone. Thank you to Joan and Frank.

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Portrait Artist Of The Year starts on Tuesday at eight o'clock on Sky

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Arts. Room 101 is on at 8.30pm

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tomorrow on BBC One. Fay Ripley and I will be here

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tomorrow talking to Robson Greene. And there'll be music from Pete Tong

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and the Heritage Orchestra. They want me to write and

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produce - for a boy band. Oh. Your album's

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getting five-star reviews, I mean, you must feel like

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you're dreaming. Well, well.

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If it isn't Baloo and Mowgli.

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