30/01/2017 The One Show

Hello and welcome to The One Show with Matt Baker.

We're going back to school with Hollywood star Orlando Bloom

all 17 teams just outside, on tenterhooks, waiting to find out

who they'll be playing as we host the FA Cup fifth

If they had night for football fans. -- it's a big night.

And this year's potential giant killers are Sutton United

that two non-league clubs have made it this far.

Later, Jake Humphrey will be helping England manager Gareth Southgate

First, let's meet someone who talks a good game...

..Even if it's just complete gibberish.

I've heard the governor is going to go up front. Or he's going to drill

bit on the carpet. Yes all the "Man could do a pass across the nut off

the sock, am I right? You're right, you've got three points written

blind. I couldn't make head nor tail of all

that football terminology. You can tell we got a football crowd into

night. You forgot about that? Happy memories? We used to call that other

actor whose real name I've forgotten, lightning Dave because it

was always about 15 takes. LAUGHTER You are a real football fan.

Massive. Long-time suffering. It ain't getting any easier at the

moment. You think the shape of football

could have been very different if they had won? It was a replay, they

don't have that any more. We lost to Man United, the second one. We were

bullied by Bryan Robson as was the referee. Ian White was recovering

from a broken leg, only could play 15 minutes in each game and he could

have turned it for us. Close now. You're close and very passionate, I

can tell. You've probably seen our fans outside, they are hoping their

team will get their hands on this very special piece of silverware.

But the inhabitants of one Scottish village have got their eyes

And it could make them a lot of money.

A lot of people who live here leave the village. There's nothing here. A

season of work and nothing else. Like many rural communities across

Britain, life here in this Scottish village isn't without its

challenges. But hopes for a brighter future

might lie in a rather unexpected place. Locals, here are convinced

that there is gold in them hills. To find out why, I'm travelling 60

miles north of Glasgow to Michu Richard Gray, CEO of mining company

Scott Gold -- to meet. They are opening Scotland's first commercial

gold mine. What's the reaction you get from people when they find out

you are mining for gold in the Scottish hillside? Initially, a lot

of disbelief. This runs from the edge. This happened about 407

million years ago. Inside is the black speckles. They are the

sulphites. Wherever there is more sulphide, there is more gold. It is

a particularly rich area. How far does it go? We are going up to the

surface, which is about 160 metres but this could go hundreds of meters

down. We haven't explored yet but there is a lot more than I was. Can

you estimate how much gold eventually could be here? We have

estimated it to about 200,000 ounces and at ?100,000 perhaps that is ?200

million of gold. This exploratory tunnel was dug out in 1989 and since

then has passed through several owners who have yet to make it pay.

One previous owner even left what looks like an innocuous pile of

rocks blasted out of the hillside. Somewhere in this pile of, excuse

me, rock dust, am I allowed to say that... There is gold? There is

definitely gold, 800 grams of gold. We have taken the rock with the gold

it, we are crushing it and we would get out the gold and demonstrate

that there is gold in this mine and more to be extracted and the project

can really work. In the past, falling gold prices were blamed for

the failure to make a profit but with the value of now far stronger,

it is hoped that this time it will be more successful. To prove the

project is viable, the team are trying some small-scale production.

How much gold is in that pot? Probably about five about five

ounces, ?5,000 worth. There you are, there's your goal.

Once it cools down, I finally get my hands on the precious material in

its rawest unpolished form. Wow. Genuine Scottish gold. Genuine

Scottish gold. Is it going to make you rich? It's going to make us all

very rich, we hope. LAUGHTER The company has already attracted

some investors including Dorset -based builder Graham Donaldson. Had

you been a gold hunter before? I have invested in a few gold mines

but never one you could actually see or touch or visit. And last

November, Graham got his hands on the first commercially produced

piece of Scottish gold from the mine when ten golden rounds with the

value of around ?1000 each will put up for auction to raise money for

the project. Will you share what you spend on this? ?21,000. For ?1000

worth of gold. As an investor it is important but it is important for

the community. Some of the local community have got caught up in this

modern-day gold rush and are investing in the new venture. How is

it to say I am a shareholder in a gold it's quite exciting. It's not

just been the shareholder that the community will do well. I work here.

It will be brilliant. What sort of impact will it have on the village?

It is a very small rural communities. It tends not to have a

very exciting life. And not long-term employment. We bought

shares. My husband works there, so we wanted to invest in the company.

We want to have something perhaps for the children for when they are

older. It would be great to have the home of Scottish gold, which is a

really, really interesting. Everyone here's hoping that these first

explorer tree steps will lead to a fully operational mine that can

attract new skilled labour and create tens of jobs. For this remote

Scottish village, that would mean a very welcome era of prosperity. That

would be quite something, to wear that of Scottish gold. I like that.

A lot more gold fillings around in Scotland now. I think you must be

one of the luckiest actors. You started your career

in The Bounty, filmed in Tahiti. You've been to the Caribbean

for Death in Paradise and now you're now starring

in The Good Karma Hospital, I think you just like going abroad.

The difference between doing their bounty, I was 21 years old and now

the Sri Lanka gig, I am 54 years old. -- The Bounty. Bear in mind, I

did two years in Waterloo Road in Rochdale! OK! That is the wrong side

of the Pennines, it is not called rainbow flag crackers. You get more

wet your trouser legs because it is bouncing the pavement so hard. Sri

Lankan, great opportunity and a beautiful place. This is the

brand-new drama on ITV on Sunday night. Set it up for us. It is

called good, Hospital. A story of a young girl whose life is falling

apart in Nottingham -- good karma hospital. In the midst of her

exasperation, she goes to the toilet in her hospital and the straw that

broke the camel 's back is that there is no toilet paper. She rips

the sheet of a magazine and there is an advert for a hospital, would you

like to work in this hospital in India. It's a hard cost to her. A

girl travelling to The Good Karma Hospital to work in southern India.

The head of the hospital is Amanda Redman's character who runs it with

a rod of iron. You are not a doctor even though it is in a hospital. I

am a real doctor I have an honorary degree! I play against type. I play

a beach bar owner. Who very rarely wears decent clothes and wears a

beach bar. It is like the bar owner philosophy, that all the characters

eventually come through Greg McConnell's bar. We have a nice

little clip. I am a doctor, I run a hospital, how

can I advertise a bar? Especially one owned by a petty criminal. I

resent that slander and demanded a retraction. You have used my face

without permission, that slander. I'm sorry, he said he looked like

you had jowls and I ignored him. It has that comfy Sunday night feel.

It's got all the elements. It has the romance, the hospital staff. It

is a bit gory occasionally. And it has the beauty of the place we are

in. It's stunning. That is the type of thing you want to watch in

winter. Talking about your character comments does reflect real life

because you do own... I own in the Midlands. What kind of landlord are

you? -- Ione bar in the Midlands. I have problems working the tills. But

I am a good host, wander around all the time. We have lovely regulars,

locals, who come in. We are a destination site as well, lots of

people come for Sunday lunch will stop the food is great, ten ales at

the bar, it's fantastic. I tend to be floating about and amongst the

staff, love to go in the kitchen to see the guys are sweating. And

Johnny the staff along. Shoot them a smile and get on with it! Find loads

of autographs and do a thousand selfies will stop we were talking

about famous people who may have visited your school. You and Neil,

nothing. I can't think of anyone, my mother did a fitness class once but

that was it. That doesn't count. The mayor came to our school. We had

Noel Edmunds in a pair of foam trousers landing in a cream and

ground helicopter. You made this up! County Durham, can you imagine? That

image has stayed with me forever. That's pretty good, but nothing

compared to the Hollywood heart-throb who turned up

to a school in Manchester He is known for being a pirate in

the Caribbean. And wandering the majestic Middle Earth. So, today,

right here at STUDIO: Orlando Bloom is running a masterclass -- here at

Cheadle Hulme High School. You want to inspire the next generation of

actors. Orlando Bloom and pub ACA do our leading workshops today in the

hope they will help students apply for top universities and jobs. --

Paapa Essiedu. This has been worked by Patsy Rodenburg, who has taught

many of the world's famous actors including Orlando. Are we all

feeling silly enough? Patsy gave me the confidence to

speak. It's a muscle. When you see it in these kits... -- these kids...

You see them just take the space and stand there with confidence and use

this language and how that will translate into job interviews,

interviews to get into Oxford or Cambridge or wherever they want to

go. They are not from this background necessarily getting the

opportunity to have. Get off! Cast it off! It is my lady, it is my

love! He's like... Enact any language because that's their but

everybody does. -- and actor needs language. Paapa Essiedu was at the

Royal Shakespeare Company and was their first ever black hamlet.

I always used to speak with my hands in front of my mouth. I was used to

mumbling my words. Then you do this craft training and you discover your

voice. It allows you to share yourself with people so much more

effectively. And confidently. Sponsoring this initiative is Andrew

Lohr, hedge fund manager, who set up the Laurus Trust. Look at the top

echelons of industry, acting, sports, politics, business, they are

filled with a long night of the very best private schools and those from

privileged backgrounds. What we want to try and do is level the playing

field and teach that they need to have a voice, a presence. Those

grades are just numbers and letters on a piece of paper, they need to

get across why it is they want that job. Romeo, Romeo, wherefore art

thou Romeo. Drive that the end of the line. It's a road map. There's

no road map, but there is in Shakespeare, oddly, because of this

I am bit will stop it is but thy name that is my enemy.

She's saying been not a Montague. What's Montague? What's Montague?

What's Montague? LAUGHTER It's like a dream come true. Finally

getting to be taught by somebody who is so experienced and get to take

things away from them and use it in everyday life. You can see that they

were better once they had taken the advice and put it into what they

were doing. It's helped me a lot. So nice. He

was so funny as well. You were taught by Patsy. How

important is drama? It should be in every school. You learn a lot of

confidence from it. It changed my life because I was in care homes at

the same time as I started doing drama. It was an extra thing for me.

Number one, I was getting noticed. Number two, I was occupied. I had

things to do. Number three, it gives you confidence. Confidence in

yourself. Being able to stand up and speak. Being able to voice what is

in your head. Not that I have ever had a problem with that, anyway!

It's almost time for the fifth round FA Cup Draw right here.

First Matt's outside with some very anxious fans.

17 teams are still in the FA Cup all waiting to hear

Sutton United and Lincoln City are the underdogs and are gathering

Tom you were there. What was the atmosphere like? It was 1-0, knocked

Leedsouted out. Did you expect that? . We thought the artificial surface

would make it difficult for them. The buzz around the club is

tremendous. Looking around this lot then, who are you hoping for and

home or away, that is the question? For me, the dream draw is Man United

away. Away? Absolutely away. All the money the club would get for it

would set us up for the foreseeable future. I hope things still go your

way. I really do. We have Rob and Luke here. Lincoln City supporters.

You used to play for the youth team, back in the day. I had a couple of

outings when they were short. Nothing fancy N there for a while.

Good! We have Luke here as well. Is it right you play for the youth

team? Yeah. How old are you? I'm ten. Which team would you like to

play against, your team play gens if the next round? Probably just one of

the Premier League teams away, just for the money. Like who - Chelsea?

Chelsea, Man City, anyone like that. Can you take them. Umm, yeah. Of

course you can! We have Gareth Southgate, an

ex-professional footballer, Robbie Savage, obviously. Have you thought

about techniques you will use for drawing the balls? I have seen Rod

Stewart. I might go for Rod Stewart. We have a clip of Rod Stewart

drawing balls. Number two...

Wow, I mean look at that dive in there! I am not sure how the green

room was... I think you will pull an arm if you do something like that!

You have both played in the FA Cup. How exciting it is for the fans

here? There is a real atmosphere? It is a special competition, for

supporters a chance to win a trophy. The Cup is a special occasion for

supporters and players alike. From an England manager's perspective, it

gives you a great opportunity to see some of the players who may not be

on show week-to-week. You have some playing in the last few weeks for

our junior national team. It is a great opportunity for them to play

under pressure. It is great to see. Obviously March will be a big month

for you, where are you at the moment with managing the teams and making

decisions? What process are you using? It is great. I have not lost

since November. But, you have a chance to plan and

get all the support team in place and get around and see the players

playing at their clubs. It's nice to have that opportunity to take stock.

October and November were quite mad. It is a chance to put all the plans

in. And Robbie, you must obviously think back to when you were a young

player and the opportunity that's on offer here tonight. This must be an

honour for you. It is amazing. When you see the balls come out the jar,

as a kid, to dream, to do it, it's fantastic.

BT Sport's Jake Humphrey is ready for the FA Cup Draw.

First, here's a reminder of what the fourth round brought us.

Game on! It is so cruel on them. This is unbelievable! It has come

through to Pedro. Oxford United into the fifth round. Another

giant-killing story. Sutton United are into the last 16. Lincoln City's

FA Cup adventure continues! Good evening, thanks for joining us

live from BBC New Broadcasting House We are moments away

from the draw for the fifth We are joined by viewers from across

the world. For the first time in this

great competition's 146-year history, we have two

From all of us, a huge congratulations, to Sutton

That's worth a round of applause, isn't it? Here are the all-important

numbers. Stand by in South London. Sutton United you are ball number

four. For you in Lincoln, you are ball number seven. Others to look

out for, Spurs number one. Oxford, number three. Chelsea, number eight.

Nine, that is Manchester United. There are a few championship sides

that remain, Huddersfield, Fulham, 14. And Pep's Manchester City is

ball 16. Obviously you cannot do something as important as this on

your own. With me for this one, Robbie Savage, who played in 36 FA

Cup ties. Alongside him Gareth Southgate, who played in the final

17 years ago with Aston Villa. What was the further you -- furtherest

you got in the Cup? I think tonight, to be fair! You had a couple of big

games, didn't you? A couple of big ones. It is fantastic. You were also

on the receiving end of one of the biggest shocks, but also one of the

most incredible FA Cup goals. Lost to Wycombe Wanderers, there was a

header. There was an advert that went out. They were struggling for

players and telly text, they found him and he scored a header. Got to

the semifinal and lost to Liverpool. The age of telly text! It shows how

old you are! To play in the last cup final and Wembley is a special

place. Now it is back there, it is where every player dreams of

playing. Shall we do this? First things first, balls out of the bag.

Make sure every ball goes into the pot. That is quite important.

OK. Gareth, you will be drawing the home teams. Have you got them all?

Just check. Put your hand in the bag. Robbie, you are doing the away

teams. Give them a good stir to get them going, Gareth.

Number 12. Burnley. They have won ten of their 14 home matches this

season. That is a good draw for them already. And they play? Number

seven. Lincoln City. Last time they got this far was

1902. Congratulations. For all of their hard work, you can see the

delight there. Lincoln are heading to a Premier League club, Burnley

against Lincoln. The very first tie in the fifth round.

Number 14. Number 14 is Fulham. For the first time in six years after

defeating Hull at the weekend. Number one. And Fulham will play

Tottenham, who scored in the 97th minute on Saturday to break

Whickham's hearts and book their place in the draw. An all-London

tie. Fulham against Spurs. 13. Blackburn. Struggling in the

league at the moment. They are enjoying this cup run. Blackburn

Rovers will host. Number nine. Number nine. Manchester

United, defending champions and the 12-times winners. Blackburn Rovers

against Manchester United. Four. Number four.

Sutton united. The lowest ranked side in the FA Cup have a home draw.

The question is, who do they play? No pressure, Robbie. The biggest

moment in Sutton's history is in your hands.

Number six. Sutton United will play... Arsenal in the next round of

the FA Cup. 12 time winners are travelling to

Sutton. A short hop across London. But a huge, huge draw that for

Sutton. Congratulations to everybody down there. Sutton against Arsenal.

Wow! We get a pint at Sutton. Fantastic!

15. Number 15. That is Middlesbrough, the finalists from 20

years ago. Your old club. Join them at home, they will enjoy that.

Number three. Middlesbrough will play Oxford United. United they get

the chance to travel to a Premier League side.

Number five. Wolves. What a weekend for them. They went up to Anfield

and they knocked Liverpool out of the FA Cup and their reward is a

home tie against? Number eight. Number eight, Chelsea. Knock out

Liverpool and get Chelsea next, of course. The run away Premier League

leaders a at the moment. A great draw as well.

11. Huddersfield flying high in the championship. They are enjoying a

great season. They are at home to? Number 16. Manchester City.

Huddersfield Town... They are cuddling outside. They enjoy that

draw. Hopefully two balls left. Ten. Number Ten is Millwall. They

knocked out two Premier League sides so far, Watford and Bournemouth and

their reward is a home tie? Number two. Against either Derby or

Leicester, whose game goes to a replay. We end with them shaking

hands outside. Thank you gentlemen. That concludes the draw for the

fifth round of the cup. You two draw some amazing ties. I think they will

enJo I the fifth round, whatever happens to them. Those ties will be

played over the 17th to 20th February.

Well, what a draw! We are spoilt for choice to be honest with you. Let's

look. We can put the full graphic up so everybody can see which teams are

playing which. Look at that, the local Derby of

Blackburn... Sutton United and Arsenal, what a draw! That is

absolutely spectacular. Burnley and Lincoln City as well.

Spoilt for choice. Let's have a word. We will find out how much time

we've got left. Only 45 seconds to go. How you feeling? Arsenal!

It is maybe not the money spinning away at Old Trafford we hoped for.

You'll be in the spotlight. We can make it hard for them. Superb draw.

Just as happy? Of course we are. What a draw! Brilliant for all the

small clubs. It will boost their coffers. It is the best competition

in the world. The Good Karma Hospital starts

on Sunday at 9 o'clock on ITV. We'll be back tomorrow to launch

this year's Red Nose Day appeal