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Hello, and welcome to the One Show with Fearne Cotton.

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And Chris Evans, and 18,000 other people here at Carfest all raising

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Unbelievably, we're in a Carfest traffic jam.

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In the Handlye Special Rolls Royce, we have Chas and Dave.

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In the Metro 6r4 British Rally Car, we have Carol Kirkwood,

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who you'll see get closer to the weather than ever before, falling

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It's the Red Devils Freefall Display team.

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Here's the problem, Chris, the Back to the Future Delorean has

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Their flux capacitor must be on the blink.

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It's Paul Hollywood and James Martin!

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It's always those two. What is the issue? We have been following Mary

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's recipes to that letter. Are you OK over there, James? Too much of

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your own pastry? Very James Bond. Drag your soggy bottoms up to the

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stage. First, we have a film that takes all of the Carfest boxes. Tony

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Blackburn with classic action, some great music, and a couple of 90

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nines. The voice of Radio 1. Welcome to the exciting new sound of Radio

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1. Back in 1967, Tony blackboard launched Radio 1 with those immortal

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words. -- Tony Blackburn. We had 20 million people listening. And Radio

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1 is still number one. I want to find out what made the man behind

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the microphone, so I am Tangye came back to south Wales where he spent

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his childhood holidays in the 1950s -- taking him back. And we are

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writhing in this Vanguard, like he used to have. My father loved this

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car and it was the pride of joy. It would be fine for a week, and then

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you would hear a rattle. It would drive him barmy -- it was his pride

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and joy. I remember being down on the seafront with my sister, who was

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in a wheelchair, so it's a strange place that my parents chose. It is

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terribly hilly. My sister and I used to sit down there with a bucket and

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spade and made sand castles. Having a sister with a disability, did it

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have a big effect on you? I think it has done. It made me appreciate what

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I have. I always wanted to, I don't know, do things for her. I wanted

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her to walk and have some more. Everything was a struggle for her,

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and my parents, and it made me less patient with people from the point

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of view of looking at the news and juicy people fighting, you think, my

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God, you are so lucky to have your health. -- and you see people.

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Even as a child, Tony wanted to be in show business. It was here at

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this pavilion that his passion to entertain was fuelled. The last time

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I was here, Christine, it was 64 years ago when I was seven years

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old. This is where I saw a horrific variety show, and there was a

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comedian called Jack Trip. I remember sitting here and thinking I

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would like to be up there as well. Tony did not have to wait long to

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achieve his dream. In 1964, as a freshfaced 21-year-old, he got his

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first job as a DJ on pirate station radio Caroline. I have always been

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quite good at talking nonsense. I've never taken life too seriously. I've

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never been very confident in myself, and I've always known my place in

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the pecking order, which is very low. I have always had to work quite

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hard for what I get. This year, Tony celebrates half a century in radio.

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With a flake, please. You just don't care, do you? No, not at all. Over

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your career, you must have played millions and millions of records.

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Does one really speak to you? A lot to do, but there is one I have

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always loved, called Love is the Answer. I think the lyrics are

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great. It is about people being kind to one

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another and things like that, which, unfortunately, in this day and age,

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people aren't. But also in that song it talks about loneliness. Have you

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had times when you have been lonely? Absolutely. In between marriages.

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When I got married the first time, and I'm happily married now, I had

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been for 22 years, but I was divorced for 17 years, and in that

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time I was lonely. I was living by myself and I experienced loneliness.

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I think it is a good thing to have had that, and then you can feel the

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way other people feel. Welcome to the fun filled, frivolous,

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frolicking world of fun. That's what it says here, at any rate. My time

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with Tony here is nearly over and I've come to realise that behind the

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persona is a caring and complex character. I'm not a religious

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person, but if there is a God up there, I could probably say to him,

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right, although I did not quite believe in you, I haven't been too

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bad. Thank you, Tony. You have to love every aspect of Tony Blackburn.

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Paul and James, they are loving you already. Your first memory of being

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in a car as a kid. For me, my dad had one of those poor man's

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Rolls-Royces. The big 3.5 Rover. And my brother at the time must have

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been about four years old, and I was five or six, and he went round a

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corner and fell out because the doors were loose. I said my dad,

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Jason is lying on road. A big poor man's Rolls-Royces will is the best

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thing in the world. Similar to James falling out of the DeLorean. There

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is no graceful exit out of that. When I was a young kid, my dad took

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me to a car show and I sat in a four-hour for the first time. I was

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maybe five or six years -- a full Harare. Just the smell, it is

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intoxicating. I never thought in a million years that I would come

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close to getting one. The good carrot, though. What about the first

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car you bought yourself? Registration number and price? The

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whole registration plate? The first car I had, this was in 1983, the

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summer. My dad got me an X are three when they came out. And it was

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Nordic blue. And I can't remember the registration number. I can't

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remember at all. It lasted about six months and I never checked the oil.

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Bang! Mine was a mini. A little mini. I used to ride it around and

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we had a farm, so I would bomb it round in the field and I painted

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flames on the side of it. How cool is that? Shortly after that, I went

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out and got the wrong paint because I wanted to blacken the windows. I

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couldn't see out of it. You are pretty serious about cars, James. I

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do like them. It's great to be here to give them a blast up the hill.

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You know the footage you said you would play. Brilliant. That is me.

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Racing at Goodwood? 32 cars on the grid, and it was mega. You were

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quicker around the corners, but you could not get past the Ford Galaxy.

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They are about 16 feet long, and you think you are past it, and you get

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passed on the brakes. But that is a quick circuit. Even the little blue

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mini today, it was quick. As far as you guys having a passion for cars,

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you also obviously love food, which is what brought you here. We met in

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London in The Met bar. Other bars are available. We did a series

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called Use Your comp Loaf. Who is that? You obviously became

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your own customers. That is harsh. Thanks. Was that name before concept

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type of show? Probably, but people watched it. Was there anything as

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good as the title of the show? Yes, that was the title of the show.

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good as the title of the show? Yes, that was the title of the We have do

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talk about Bake Off, I am the number one fan and I love the show. Can you

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tell us what is happening next week? Next week it is deserts. That is

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fantastic. They really go to town, because the Bakers, this year, are

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unbelievable. It was really tricky, actually, picking a winner am

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picking one to go home. Mary and I sat down for some time, probably

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triple the length of time you would normally take to decide it would be

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the winner and he would go. It was so close. It came down to marking

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each one individually. Very tricky, but this year, for me, it was the

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best one ever. Let's have a look at clip of next week's show. Next, the

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Bakers have do combine a source with a sponge batter. The five fondant

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Bakers put their chilled centres in the middle of the mix. That is so

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good it is wrong. I have my green mixture, and I have put chocolate

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sauce, then I am topping them up, so each pudding is identical. Bakers,

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you have half an hour left. The show that 55 million people watch every

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Wednesday. James, do you watch Bake Off? When I get a chance. If you

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could change one thing about the show, what would it be? Easy. I

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wouldn't mind doing it. Do you watch Saturday Kitchin, Paul? No. Let's

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move on. It was going so well. Here at Carfest it is a busy day, and

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there have been people and families queueing outside since seven a.m.,

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but for three very lucky families, things started on a different note.

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Here in the macro -- here in the Carfest paddock, there is every car

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you can imagine, but that this first time, there is a brand-new breed of

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gah. Humble family motors that are the best members of the one Show car

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club -- a new breed of car. I am meeting three families who are

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passionate about their trusty wagons. Tell me a bit about your

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motor. It's been with us as long as the kids now. How many miles has she

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done? Hundred and 55,000. We have been to France for times. Would you

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mind displaying your car alongside some classic expensive motors?

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Excellent. Tell me a bit about the history of your car? We bought it

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when I was pregnant with Catherine. What is the claim to fame of the

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car? Catherine suppers with car sickness, we never travel without a

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selection of ice cream containers. We are experts, if you like, add

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pulling over on the side of the motorway in the pouring rain. So

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this car has been full of sick. Yes, we have had to go out in the rain

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and clean it. Betty has seen some good days and

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bad days. The kids have grown up with her so they are very attached.

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She is what she is. Yes, very dirty. How about a spruce up? If they can.

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Betty is going to need some tips -- serious TLC.

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How about a spruce up? If they can. Betty is going to need some tips If

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we are going to put the family cars on display, they need to be at their

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best. Paul Townsend normally spends several days working on high-end

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cars. So he has got a real challenge to spit and polish these three

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motors in under an hour each. What will our families make of his

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efforts? Look at that. Stunning. I will let you keep that. Oh, my lord.

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Is it a shiny is that? Everything is shiny. And finally, big dirty

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Betty. Or should I say one sturdy Betty?

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Will all three of these cars will be on display. Happy customers! We have

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got the family here, how was it, having your car, your Ford Galaxy,

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displayed here at Carfest? Very weird, among all of the flash cars,

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to see that beating up old banger, but we feel very proud! CHEERING

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it ever looked so share any and clean -- shiny and clean? Are you

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trying to steal my microphone? Did you want to speak into it? How long

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is it going to stay that clean and shiny? I do not know, maybe a week!

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We may have to give it a clean now. Enjoy your time here. Over to you

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for more cleaning tips. Paul was responsible for cleaning the cars.

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Gorgeous camper van, part of the clan now. Three mistakes that we

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often make while cleaning cars. People use one bucket, often it will

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be something that has been kicking around the garden. You should be

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using one nice deep bucket and ideally a couple, so you have one

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for soap and one for rings. You have a grit guard. -- rinse. You do not

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want scratches and Marx. You should use a nice fluffy lambs wool wash

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net, it is it has a deep pile. -- Marks. And you have got to feed this

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on custard! LAUGHTER The other thing we do, drying the

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car. It is the death of the chamois leather! All of your things are

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gorgeous to touch, not unlike yourself! Now, give us some tips.

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Preparing the car. Making it really clean. This is a clay bar, and it is

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used to remove all of the contaminants, all the bits of tar

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and sap. Spray, water, shampoo on the paint, rub it back and forward

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gently, on the paintwork, a little bit at a time, and it takes out all

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of the dirt. Number two. As a professional detail, I use this.

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This is a rotary machine buffer... It will get rid of all of the swell

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marks and scratches. You have got to be careful with the last thing is to

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protect the car properly. I would suggest something like this, really

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good quality wax, leaving a nice hard surface on the paint and making

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it easy to keep clean. I could just give it to somebody in the audience.

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Thank you very much! We will do this later, we will share a cocktail.

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Carol Kirkwood got up closer to her lovely clouds, 15,000 feet up in the

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hour, we will find out in a moment or two how that went. That journey

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made what she is doing right now look like a breeze, she is 40 feet

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above Carfest in this scissor lift! What a fabulous view and the weather

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is great. Looking at it tomorrow, not too bad for many of us, by

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Lachlan and -- by Locke LeMond, we have the great Scottish swim taking

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place. -- Loch Lomond. In Belfast we have ultimate strongest man. Chris

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is not taking part in that because he will be with us, there is a small

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chance of catching a shower. In Cheshire, a dog show, will it be

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raining cats and dogs? You will see some showers but it will brighten

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up. And finally going down to Cardiff, in Cardiff tomorrow, we

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have the marching jazz band World Championships, so we will hope it

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does not rain on their parade! And we may just see the odd shower, but

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nothing too substantial. Going back up once again, to where we are, in

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Hampshire! CHEERING Tomorrow it is looking lovely,

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chilly start, sunshine, heading into Sunday, it is going to be a

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particularly cold start if you are camping, bear that in mind, but then

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the sum will come out and temperatures will be up to 17

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degrees. It is looking not too bad at all! Lovely news. We would like

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to see Carol Kirkwood falling from the sky from 15,000 feet with the

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Red Devils? This is her first time plummeting towards the Earth at 150

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mph, do you think she managed it without screaming? -- 125 mph. I

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think not! The Red Devils display team are the most recognisable

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display team in the world, made up of soldiers from The Parachute

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Regiment, they have agreed to let me join them for a training session

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ahead of the jumping to Carfest. -- most recognisable parachute team in

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the world. They have been training since the early 90s, at this

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airfield. It is well all of the action happens, where they pack the

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parachute, where they maintained a kit, and where they will train

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rookies, like me. This Corporal is a veteran of more than 1400 jumps,

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news the man entrusted with getting me up and down again in one piece.

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What happens if the parachute fails? We have a reserve parachute. I'm

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sitting on the edge of the door. Where do you think you will be at

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this point. You will be dangling on the outside. 13,000 feet. Take your

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harness... Hips as far forward as they will go... If I tap them

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again... I'm never going to remember everything he said, all of this

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touching his knees, hopping onto his legs, legs behind, just back... The

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Lieutenant Governor Edward Gardner, was part of the team that set up the

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team all those years ago. Very simple round circular parachute,

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very little manoeuvrability. Trailing smoke, trying to land

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together in the display area. What tips can you give to somebody like

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me who is now starting to get nervous? You have no need to worry,

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you will be in very good hands! My mouth is dry! This is the point

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of no return. I don't suppose you have looked towards Friday and you

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know what kind of weather forecast we have got? We were thousands of

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feet above the ground and about to jump, and then suddenly, I was not

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bothered about the weather! Any second now.

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LAUGHTER Perfect job! Absolutely perfect!

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That is amazing! That is amazing! And this afternoon, the Red Devils

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made a spectacular entrance here at Carfest.

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Very good, very good! CHEERING Give it up for Carol Kirkwood! How

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was that? It was petrifying and also am and these guys are brilliant! I

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had such a ball. Which one where used up to? She was perfect, it was

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nice being strapped to Carol and she was a perfect student. As a team,

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what has been the most memorable jump. This year, we went to D-Day,

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for the 70th anniversary. We jumped with one of the men who jumped on

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D-Day. Did anybody not hit the target? Everyone hit the target! The

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red arrows famously you can only be in it for three years, is there a

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limited professional life to a red Devil? It is up to when they want

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people back, normally we get three to five years out of each

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individual. We need them when they have got their ratings, it takes

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three years to get them. Paul and James, ever done it before? Fancy a

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go? Actually, you are all right! LAUGHTER

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I have always wanted to do it, but I have been petrified. Chefs are

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control freaks, and perfectionists. Why on earth would I jump out of a

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perfectly good aeroplane? Somebody I never thought would do it agree to

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do it if I would, and I did it, but what was scary was going up in the

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aeroplane. And even the anticipation, that was worse than

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the reality, because when you go out, and it was Mike who gave me a

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shelf to get out, it is going so quickly, it is so shocking that you

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are there and doing it. -- shove. So do you think that the both of you

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will do it for The One Show next week? OK! I will do it for this next

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year! You will not, you will do it next week! All right! LAUGHTER

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You know what else was happening which was possibly scarier... There

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was a Chilli Eating Competition in one of the tents earlier on, 11

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chilly loving members of the public took on 11 of the hottest chilies in

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an attempt to beat the heat with the aim of eating a whole one to make it

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to the next round. -- chilli pepper. As the chilli Peppers got hotter,

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the contestants became fewer, and eventually, 11 became just one. It

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is the maddest competition ever. And my worst nightmare! Insein! This is

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the winner, Martin! He has a cape on, of course he is the winner! You

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are in fact the expert! Here he is commonly has cape on. -- here he is,

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he has his cape on. There is an element of risk. Are they dangerous?

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Oh, but they are dangerous to happiness of the contest and I

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suppose! What was it on the chart, this chilli? The one that ended the

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competition, about 600,000! The habanero. Have you trained for this

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special event? Not at all. Any tactics? Very quick, chomp swallow!

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And my mouth was only burning for a couple of minutes. There was quite a

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bit of a gap between eating each chilli pepper. Which is the best

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cooling agent? Fatty dairy, ice cream is a good one. Sugary things.

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We may need that in a moment because it is time for one show chilli

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roulette! One of these chilli Peppers is not

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like the other, can you tell which one is going to blow off your mouth!

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Get involved... Here we go... Martin, you have one as well. All

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right. My God! Chas Dave! Chris, we will get you

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some milk. # Now there's a word that I don't

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understand # I hear it every day from

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my old man # He says it every time that he gets

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mad # Rub the old man up the wrong way,

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bet your life you'll hear him say # When the kids are swinging

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on the gate, Gertcha! # When the paperboy's half

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an hour late, Gertcha! # When the pigeons are pecking

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at his seed, Gertcha! # When the farmer starts digging

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up his weeds, Gertcha!

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