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Live from London's West End!

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It's time for The One Show!

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With tonight's star guest,

Sharon Osbourne!

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Blow...those...trumpets!

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And the Tramp did below! -- trumpets

did below!

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Hello and welcome to

The One Show with Alex Jones.

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And Ore Oduba,

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and the "fabulous darling"

Sharon Osbourne!

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We are wondering, has Simon Cowell

ever done anything of that magnitude

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for you?

Well, sort of, yes.

Has

he?!

He gives me a very nice cheque

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every week.

But there is nothing

like having your name in lights in

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the West End, that must have been

nice from us to you.

I did ask if I

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was going to go up on that screen

and they said no!

It was a surprise!

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But you grew up in London, what were

your memories of growing up here

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when you were little?

Oh, my lord,

so many, cos I went from living in

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Brixton to Barclay square, so it was

really like this. So on a weekend, I

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always used to go to Piccadilly, as

one does, mingle and meet people and

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everything. And I just think back to

those days, my favourite shop was

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called Sworn and Edgar, a fabulous

department store, I had a lovely

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cape I bought from there.

I love a

cape!

And I had a little jockey hat,

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but then they turned it into Tower

Records, and I used to go to an old

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deli on Windmill Street.

I have got

images of you wearing a cape back in

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the day, just as long as you wear it

better than Madonna that time, which

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I am sure you did!

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Well, Piccadilly Circus has changed

a lot over the years, and after nine

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months of renovations a brand-new

big screen will light up live,

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tonight exclusively for The One Show

for a very special moment.

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We are getting a chance to play with

it - dangerous! See what we get up

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to later, it is all above board, I

swear!

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Now, from the hustle and bustle

of Piccadilly Circus to the scenic,

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tranquil, rolling countryside

between Country Antrim

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and Londonderry.

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Countryside that's soon

to have a new dual carriageway

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running right through it,

which is not only dividing

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the landscape, it's dividing many

opinions, as Joe Lindsay discovered.

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Our unfenced country

Is bog that keeps crusting

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Between the sights of the sun.

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This is Seamus Heaney country, bogs

and wetlands which inspired some of

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the Nobel laureate's greatest works.

But it won't be like this for much

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longer. Because in order to cut

journey times between Northern

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Ireland's two main cities of Belfast

and Derry by up to a quarter, a new

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road is being bulldozed straight

through this much loved landscape.

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It is a decision which has led to a

bitter dispute between those who

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saved the road is long overdue and

environmental campaigners who claim

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it will adversely affect the

wildlife in this habitat of Heaney's

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home place. The local MP is in

favour of the new dual carriageway.

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Why is there a need for this road?

This area, for a long number of

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years, has been a car park, and

anyone who has been sitting there

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will say this is an opportunity to

fix the link between the East and

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West and have a good route between

Belfast and Derry.

He believes the

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West of the country has not received

its fair share of investment over

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the years.

It has been neglected for

years, first of all by the British

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Government, then the Stormont

government, everything stopped at

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the Bann river, and we have always

said we need development west of the

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Bann.

For Seamus Heaney, this

landscape and its wildlife was the

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inspiration for some of his greatest

poetry.

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Everywhere the eye concedes to

Encrouching horizon,

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Is wooed into the cyclops' eye

Of a tarn.

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And it is this that has led to the

recent campaign to stop the building

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of what is known as Heaney Motorway.

I am eating an environmentalist,

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Doris, one of the organisers of the

protest. She is concerned that the

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road will disrupt the wetland

feeding grounds of my Rake three

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swans and other birds.

It is

important to say it is about the

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route and not the road, the two

cities in Northern Ireland need good

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connectivity. The main objective is

to make good use of the special

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wetlands. It will have a big impact

on this special protection area, and

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that is for the birds that come

here, including these swans, but

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there are 22 species which are

designated for the area.

Does the

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fact that this landscape featured so

heavily in Heaney's prose, does it

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have an impact?

I think Seamus

Heaney pleaded with the Secretary of

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State. He saw how a wetland like

that is inspirational, but it is

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also important for nature

conservation.

Needless to say, those

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in favour of the road do not see it

this way.

The issues around the

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swans is very important, but this

whole area will be developed in a

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way which will make it appealing for

them and to continue to graze here,

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as they did over the centuries.

There are those who will say what

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you are doing is getting a concrete

swathe through Heaney country.

It

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identifies the areas that Heaney

talked about, local roads will

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actually be quieter, you will be

able to use them better, and it is

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not destroying it. To me, it is

opening it up.

And yet there is an

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added irony to matters, because one

place more than most might actually

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benefit from the improved access the

route brings, the brand-new Seamus

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Heaney Home play centre in his home

village. Since it opened, more than

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40,000 people have come here to

celebrate the life and work Seamus

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Heaney, so how do the locals feel

about the new road?

Oh, I think it

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will be great for the area, really

good.

If you need the road, you need

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road.

The main link between the two

cities in this part of country, it

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needs to happen.

Well, that was

pretty unanimous. It comes down to

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what we value most, where we want to

go or preserve what we have left

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behind. Either way, we will always

have the beautiful words of Seamus

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Heaney.

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The bogholes might

be Atlantic seepage.

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The wet centre is bottomless.

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They were talking about heavy

traffic problems, but nothing like

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LA, where you spend most of your

time, are you a driver?

I am a

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terrible tribe, I do drive.

Hilarious!

I want to say to

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everyone, move away, coming through,

I am awful.

We were sitting in our

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meeting guessing what type of driver

you are, do you have road rage?

No,

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I just tripped from one lane to the

other, and then if I want to turn, I

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turn. I think about it later and

think, gosh, why didn't I indicate?

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So you are a cause of road rage!

I

am not Mrs Magoo, people are

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screaming and throwing things, I am

oblivious.

Don't ask for

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forgiveness, just apologise later.

We have to talk about X Factor,

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because the show goes live this

weekend, yes, it does.

You have got

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a sexy older voice on you. Say that

again, live!

X Factor goes live!

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Sharon, you and I... I have got to

get on a bike in a minute, but I

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want to hang out with you for the

rest of the night! The excitement

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comes back in, because it is live on

stage, do you enjoy it?

We love to

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go live every weekend, it is like a

party atmosphere, I love it.

It is

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the adrenaline.

It is.

I liked your

decision, because you said you

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didn't want any novelty acts, you

needed to move the show on, and you

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stand by that. Did the judges agree?

Yes, you have got a good point?

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Everybody agreed, everybody, it was

unanimous across the board, that is

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it.

So where do you stand? Obviously

you put Honey G through last year,

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where do you stand on Honey G? A lot

of people say that was a novelty

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act.

I actually inherited Honey G,

because she was put into my

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category, but you know what? I

thought it took amazing, amazing

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courage to do what she did. Listen,

she's not a kid, she is an older

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woman, and she wanted to be a

rapper, and that is what she does,

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and more power to her to have the

guts to get up and do it every week

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- I couldn't.

And she was a

sensation, people loved watching

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her.

They did!

You have always

unearthed great talents on X Factor,

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but TV has changed so much, I want

to talk about ratings, 2009, 19

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million people watched Joe

McElderry, but we don't see those

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figures, not helped by the dancing

show on the BBC on a Saturday night,

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I don't know if you have ever

courted! Where do you stand on that

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and where this show might go

forward? It is difficult when the

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audiences are not there as they were

before.

The thing is, it is not just

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up against a great, great show, it

is just that things have changed,

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and you know what? Younger kids on

their computers all day and all

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night, and times move on, times

change. But, you know, we have still

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got a great audience, and people

still want to see the show, and it

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is like... So you know what? There

is always competition, and that is

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good, because it makes you work a

bit harder.

You have got the girls

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category this year, which is ironic,

because Dermot as to who you didn't

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want and this is what you said.

The

girls.

Why not?

Because they are too

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young and I am too upfront, I don't

want to hurt anyone.

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LISTEN, YOU ARE GOING TO MAKE IT

WORK!

OF COURSE, I WANT TO NURTURE,,

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I will be behind these girls and be

a good mental.

You got the girls.

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You now have Holly, Rai-Elle graze,

have you had a chance to reconsider

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your views?

I feel exactly the same

way, when somebody is just 16, I

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can't say to them, oh, shut up, get

in there, come on, woman! And you

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know, they are delicate, they need

nurturing, and I have to remember

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that all the time. With Holly and

Rai-Elle, they are both 16, but I

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forget because they are so material

mentally.

Let's assume one of them

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win, what kind of industry is it

fought young women these days?

Do

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you know what, it is an amazing

industry, it is an amazing

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opportunity, and all I would say to

them is take it easy, you have got

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all the time in the world, take it

at your own pace, don't be forced

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into doing anything you don't want

to do - do it at your own pace.

They

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are lucky to have you.

Who doesn't

want to be in Sharon's category?

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Why?!

Just one more goal!

I am so

sorry, Sharon, I have got to go.

No!

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I have got to go, I have got my

helmet! There is a motorbike

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standing by.

I would go, but I don't

want to get wet. Hold on tight.

We

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have got an important date, mwah,

see you later! No time for kisses,

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everybody!

Off he goes. We will see

him later.

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Now, two weeks today,

the intrepid Team Rickshaw

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will set off on an epic,

500 mile ride to the Clyde.

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Raising money for Children

in Need as they do it.

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So time to meet another one

of our Rickshaw Riders who said,

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once she gets on that rickshaw,

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she's going to go

like a bat out of hell!

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This is Sabah's story.

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Hi, my name is Sabah, and this is my

family. I live with mum, dad, my

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brothers and sisters, this is the

good twin, and this is the cheeky

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twin.

We never in our wildest dreams

thought she would be diagnosed with

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cancer in the kidneys.

We have been

to GP, and he sent us to the

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children's hospital.

Within the

space of half a day, she had to have

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her kidneys removed, bear in mind

she was only one-year-old. Ten

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months down the line, she was

diagnosed with tumours on her lungs.

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I cried all the time, all the time.

I was scared, I don't want to lose

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my Sabah.

I was only given a 30%

chance of survival. There was even a

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moment when my heart stopped

beating. Luckily, I was brought back

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to life and... I went on to beat

cancer. Twice!

When Sabah received

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her transplant, it was 100

Christmas's, once, it was a

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wonderful time.

I got my kidney when

I was six years old, ten days after

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my birthday. The kidney failed in, I

believe, October, 2013.

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I was told that, "It's up to you,

you can start doing dialysis, or you

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can get your kidney removed, or you

can enjoy the time you've got left."

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I decided to enjoy the time I've got

left. But my body didn't think the

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same as me.

Eventually, it led to a

situation where she stopped

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breathing. But thankfully, they

managed to bring her back.

I was

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kidney loss again, and back on

dialysis. So, it's like a stop and

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start type of life. I've realised

how you've got to stay brave. And

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the second thing, I believe, that's

given me a lot of strength is my

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family. I know it sounds corny, but

it's true.

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This is my room. Please, don't look

in my wardrobe, you'll regret it.

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This is the dialysis machine.

Positives, it cleans my brother.

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Negatives, too much noise. I've got

it...

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I have dialysis four times a week,

four hours per session. I might get

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a kidney, I might not. You've got to

be realistic, I'm not the only one

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on the list. Hopefully, eventually,

I'll get one.

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With same but different, we use the

arts to create greater awareness of

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the people behind disability and

rare diseases. Children In Need have

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allowed us to create the rare beauty

project. Sabah came along to take

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part, so that we could photograph

her for it. Because she is a perfect

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role model for so many people,

because she has taken what life's

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given her, and she has turned it

around into a really positive

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experience.

When I'm on the road, I think one

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thing I am going to miss the most is

easily mum's cooking.

That's my

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Sabah.

The hardest part of rickshaw

will be early starts. The last time

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I was up at 5am in the morning...

Never!

What are you looking forward

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to on the rickshaw challenge?

Being

part of a team. We all get on really

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well.

Please donate what you can.

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Sabah is a fighter. As was said in

the BT, she is the perfect role

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model.

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And if you want to support Sabah,

Team Rickshaw and Children in Need,

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you can donate by sending

a simple text message,

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Sharon has the numbers you need.

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You can donate £5 by texting

the word 'TEAM' to 70405.

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To donate £10, just text

the word "TEAM" to 70410.

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And to donate £20 text

the word TEAM to 70420.

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I'm going to donate £10,000 right

now.

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CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Thank you so much, Sharon. It will

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make such a difference. Thank you.

Amazing.

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Those texts will cost your donation

plus your standard network message

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charge and all of your donation

will go to BBC Children in Need.

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You must be 16 or over and please

ask for the bill payer's permission.

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For full terms and conditions,

go to bbc.co.uk/Pudsey,

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where you can also donate online

if you want to give

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a different amount.

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Don't forget, this year you can

use your own pedal power

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to help raise money

for the Rickshaw Challenge

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and Children in Need.

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Thank you again, Sharon. Amazing. We

should have a big round of applause

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for that.

APPLAUSE

They will be thrilled that Sharon

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Osbourne has given them so much

money. Thank you.

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Now earlier this evening,

we beamed an image of Sharon's face

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across Piccadilly Circus,

and in around five minutes time,

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we'll be putting something

very special in Europe's

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biggest screen, live.

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Before we do, Marty went

to take a closer look.

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For over 100 years, their dazzling

glow has illuminated London. But on

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the 16th of January this year, the

Piccadilly lights went dark.

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They have been turned off briefly in

the past for Winston Churchill and

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Princess Diana's funerals, but this

is the longest switch off since

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World War II. The lights have been

the backdrop for some of the biggest

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events in British history, and have

moved with the times. From

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incandescent bulbs in 19 awake, to

neon in 1923, and finally to LED in

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2003. But for the past nine months,

they've been undergoing their

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biggest makeover yet. Sections of

the new screen are currently being

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tested ahead of the big switch on.

And The One Show has been given

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exclusive, behind-the-scenes access.

The new screen will packing four

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times the number of LEDs into the

same space.

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For the people down here looking up

at the screen, how much difference

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will it make?

I can only compare it

to, say, your TV at home. Having a

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standard definition screen, and 4K

to high-definition screen, that

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makes a real difference in terms of

the quality of the image.

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Replacing six previous screens, the

new one will be the biggest of its

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kind in Europe, covering an area

larger than a tennis court and

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beeping high-resolution adverts to

an estimated 100 million people a

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year. And it's all controlled from a

secret space hidden in the building

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behind the screen.

This is the nerve centre, this is

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where the screen is controlled from.

It is a secure room. As you can see,

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CCTV cameras.

Computers control the

giant screen. They are fed from a

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central server housed in an

undisclosed location, and there is a

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good reason for the secrecy. In

recent years, a number of

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high-profile hacks have taken over

public digital displays across

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Britain. It is one thing for a

Hacker to take over a local

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billboard, losing control of the

biggest screen in Europe would be a

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massive PR disaster.

How do you ensure it doesn't happen?

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We plan for the worst. We have a

camera that monitors the screen

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24-7.

If the worst came to the worst

you could hit the stop button.

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That's right. We can turn the screen

off remotely.

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It is not without its challenges,

Gerard is the site supervisor, and

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he is giving me a rare view of

Piccadilly, only seen by the

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engineers working on the project.

This is built specially for yourself

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and the one Show. Not everyone gets

to see this.

I'm not sure I want to.

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Do you get used to this?

You do,

over time.

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How do you go about fitting this

enormous screen on the side of a

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building in the middle of London?

The screen is attached to a steel

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frame. In here, Marty, you have the

steel structure, running from here,

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16 metres right to the roof. Going

round the curve was tricky because

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you are going into an old building.

You had to make sure everything was

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secured. Thankfully, it was fitted

first time around.

The nearly 6000

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LED panels that make up the screen

form a continuous curved surface

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waiting 44 times. Despite having

four times the number of pixels, the

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new panels would use any more energy

than the old ones. There is just one

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more to go.

He is the last panel, if you can do

0:23:410:23:46

the honours of eating it.

Wow,

excellent. How do I connect it?

0:23:460:23:50

Here, you have data in.

The fan has

come on.

Fitted in here.

That was

0:23:500:23:57

very satisfying. What remains to be

done with this?

Clear the site and

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get ready for the switch on.

Over a century after the first

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illuminations appeared in Piccadilly

Circus, and London is set to be

0:24:110:24:15

dazzled once again. The stage is

set. All that remains to be done is

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for the switch to be flipped.

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And that switch was flipped this

morning at 7:59am and the brand

0:24:270:24:30

new screen went live.

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Hello, One Show studio.

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Hello, One Show viewers.

Hello, Piccadilly Circus.

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We have got people from Kings

College London over here. Not you,

0:24:410:24:45

not you, not you either, Tiffany,

you have a harmony band here.

We do.

0:24:450:24:52

Give us a harmony while I talk to my

friend. Lovely!

0:24:520:24:57

And we have our friend, if you

wouldn't mind coming over here,

0:24:570:25:03

Sabah stopped behind us is something

special, you had no idea you would

0:25:030:25:06

be here today. The big screen has

been queued, look behind you! It's

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happened, just like that! Sabah, we

got to see you and your Team

0:25:140:25:19

Rickshaw riders on the very big

screen, Europe's biggest, how was it

0:25:190:25:25

for you?

Honestly, it's amazing. The

last thing I thought, well,

0:25:250:25:31

yesterday in the morning, the last

thing I thought I would be doing to

0:25:310:25:34

day was the in Piccadilly Circus,

watching myself on a massive screen,

0:25:340:25:42

whilst on the one Show.

We know

about your story, Sabah, and we

0:25:420:25:47

think you are a hero. Can we have a

huge round of applause for Sabah. An

0:25:470:25:54

absolute star, best of luck with the

rickshaw ride, you and your family,

0:25:540:25:58

we are behind you. Great to see you

out. Me and my friends, we are going

0:25:580:26:02

to hang. Back to you. APPLAUSE

Sabah thoroughly deserved that.

0:26:020:26:13

You just want to...

0:26:130:26:17

It is 15 years since the Osborne 's

were on telly.

I wonder what

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happened to that time. It went like

that.

It started a trend, the

0:26:260:26:32

Kardashians, which I love, the real

housewives, which I love, would you

0:26:320:26:38

do it again? Do use it as a family

and think, "Gosh, why did we do

0:26:380:26:43

that?" What is your take on it?

It

was a great experience, we had a

0:26:430:26:48

blast doing it, but we wouldn't do

it again.

No? And Ozzie has a big

0:26:480:26:54

birthday next weekend. Are we

allowed to say?

Yes!

Happy 70th.

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But you said you are not performing

anymore.

What I said was, in the

0:27:010:27:05

next five years, both Ozzie and

myself, hopefully, will shut our

0:27:050:27:12

door and say, right, get the

chocolate out, we're saying in now

0:27:120:27:17

but no more dieting or anything

else, we can stay in all the time.

0:27:170:27:22

You deserve it. You should have time

together.

Ozzy is, like, I want to

0:27:220:27:31

keep on. He loves doing what he

does. I feel blessed to work in this

0:27:310:27:37

industry, but I also would like some

good time.

Will he ever take up

0:27:370:27:43

gardening? I can't see it.

He would

dig up all the flowers. He doesn't

0:27:430:27:47

know a flower from a weed. No idea.

We saw Kelly and Jack at the judges

0:27:470:27:53

houses with you, how is Jack now? He

was diagnosed with MS, it must be

0:27:530:27:58

hard as a family to deal with. It

is.

0:27:580:28:02

Because it doesn't keep to a

pattern. You never know when you are

0:28:020:28:05

going to have symptoms. And Eraso

many different symptoms that

0:28:050:28:11

happened to you from going blind to

not being able to walk. You never

0:28:110:28:15

know. But he deals with it really

well.

He is still working, he is the

0:28:150:28:21

executive producer on a show you do

in the United States on a show

0:28:210:28:29

called Sharon Flipping Osborne.

Argue a of interiors, is that a

0:28:290:28:36

passion you have?

I would love to

have been an interior designer.

If

0:28:360:28:43

the format is offered to you in the

UK, any interest? Could you be the

0:28:430:28:47

new Laurence Llewelyn Bowen?

Oh,

yes!

I can see it! Sharon, we are

0:28:470:28:54

looking forward to this weekend and

the live shows. It will be amazing.

0:28:540:28:57

I can't wait to see your outfit.

Thank you so much. And thank you on

0:28:570:29:04

behalf of Team Rickshaw for your

generous donation. They will be

0:29:040:29:07

blown away by that.

0:29:070:29:10

Thanks to Sharon, the X Factor live

finals begin on ITV this weekend.

0:29:100:29:18

Ore will be back tomorrow

when we'll be joined by Harry Hill

0:29:180:29:21

and the Stereophonics.

0:29:210:29:22

They will perform live for us. See

you then. Have a good evening.

0:29:220:29:27

Thanks, Sharon.

CHEERING AND

APPLAUSE

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