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Hello and welcome to a packed Friday One Show with Angela Scanlon. And

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the ever dependable Richard Osman. I think I am more maverick than that.

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Take That will be playing us into the weekend with a song from their

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new album. 25 years after their first it.

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# It only takes a minute, girl # To fall in love...

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# Never forget where you're coming from...

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# Have a little patience ... # Going to live for these days...

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And we asked joined by two stars of a new busy comedy drama Decline And

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Fall. This character is described as a money grabbing lunatic scholar.

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Her character is simply manly and gregarious. David Suchet and Gemma

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Whelan, everyone! APPLAUSE

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Welcome. Today, you may or may not know, is National Kindness Day. Have

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you had anyone been particularly nice to you today? Yes, the car I

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got into this morning was driven by somebody who turned round and said,

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this is National Kindness Day and I'm going to give you a big smile.

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And I want you to give me one back. So I did. That's my act of kindness.

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That's absolutely true. What about you, Gemma? I didn't know it was

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National Kindness Day but I was given a free cup of tea by a coffee

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shop, brand unnamed. I thought that was quite kind. You would think it

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would be a free cup of coffee at a coffee shop. As of tomorrow, the way

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that friends and family communicate with loved ones in the Armed Forces

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abroad will change. The technology has constantly been updated but the

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message has remained much the same. Occasionally I went wrote and wrote

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two letters in a wig. We have had lots of e-blueys coming through and

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it was fantastic getting mail. Just thought you needed. Reed even just

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looking at the e-bluey without reading it, it's just got more and

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more special. I first came across e-blueys in the Gulf War in the 1990

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and you had to wait a couple of weeks before you got a reply. When I

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went back in 2005, we wrote as many e-blueys as we could to our family

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and we got replies immediately. The system is effectively a cross

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between an e-mail and a letter sent through a website, print it out in

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the fighting theatre and conveyed to the soldier as a letter. In the

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Second World War, the Erick Rowan was used extensively and the paper

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was blue. In November 2012, my husband was deployed to Afghanistan.

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We had been married for about 12 months. Finding I was pregnant two

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weeks after he left was a bit surprising. I wasn't prepared at

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all. E-blueys meant that we could share the information and the news

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quickly. If there was a scandal coming up or a midwife appointment,

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it made it so much easier. When Gary went to Afghanistan he was 51 and we

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had been together for over 20 years and we had five daughters. The nine

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slicks -- the e-blueys was a real life-saver because I couldn't bring

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him in Afghanistan. I sent them everyday and I felt I was supporting

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him, taking him away from Afghanistan for the time it took to

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read the letter. It doesn't what is going on. You get your mail and you

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can just immediately travelled back to being at home with your family.

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When I found out we were having twins, I decided e-blueys was

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definitely the way to put this out there and to make sure he believed

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me. Thinking that sending a scan picture would make it really clear,

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like, we definitely are, I'm not joking! In the scan, you could see

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both of their hearts beating. So much pride. We did it, the best

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thing we've ever done, except for the chocolate brownies. Within 24

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hours, he phoned. He thought it was a joke, but I really wasn't joking.

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Seven months on tour, a perfect way of avoiding his pregnant wife for

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seven months! I said in the photo, which was

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probably the last photo we had together. It's the last thing that I

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wrote him. Me and my gorgeous husband, and I can't wait to get my

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hands on you. I love you, your loving wife, always, Jacqui. He

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probably got that before he went out. If it was the final letter he

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was ever going to read, I am glad that I sent him this one. I kept

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every single letter that he said to me, and it will be something that I

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will share with the grandchildren, part of his legacy and how wonderful

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grandad was. Thank you so much to Jenn, Tim and Jacqui for sharing

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their stories. The Ministry of Defence will be launching its

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replacement for the e-bluey tomorrow, called Imail INtouch.

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Decline And Fall starts tonight on BBC One based on the Evelyn Waugh

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novel which hasn't been filmed on TV before. Can you give us a beginners

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guide? David told me what to say backstage! Paul Pennyfeather is

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unfairly dismissed from a college at Oxford University for indecent

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exposure and is shipped out to a castle school in Wales where he

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meets David, the headmaster, Dr Fagan, and his favourite daughter,

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Dingy. Paul Pennyfeather falls in love with one of the parents and

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what happens next goes from bad to worse. It gets quite dreadful in a

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very comical way. We can have a little luck. I thought you did

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great! Lets see when both your characters are introduced. Also,

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another familiar face. I hope that you brought some soap and boot

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polish and pens and paper. I'm afraid I didn't. Father, I told you

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to tell him that the masters are not supplied with those luxuries. It

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slipped my mind. I can get some. I have put you in charge of the fifth

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form. You will find them delightful boys, quite delightful. I have also

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put you in charge of games, carpentry and the fire drill. The

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fire escape is very dangerous and never to be used, even in an

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emergency. APPLAUSE

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We watched the first episode and it is brilliant. We haven't you -- we

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had seen you doing comedy for a long time. It was terrific fun. It's

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nearly 30 years since I had a chance to actually be in a comedy. The last

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thing was Blot On The Landscape in the mid-80s. Is that your choice?

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Because you are brilliant at it. Thank you. I think it is just what

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comes on the table. I started tomorrow in 1987, 1988, and then I

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started doing heavy dramas in between and theatre work, and it

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didn't come my way. It's ironic because, having finished Pyro, I am

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suddenly finding myself being asked to do comedy again, and having a

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wonderful time. It looked like a lot of fun to film. Gemma, your entry

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was slightly different, to stand up as Chastity Butterworth. Yes. Oh,

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there she is! It was lovely to be seen for a comedy drama like this. I

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was pleased. It an incredible cast, surrounded by familiar faces

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everywhere. We can see a few. I am sure... Jack Whitehall. Vincent

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Franklin. Did you have fun on set? A bit too much. I I was let out. I was

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actually standing by the camera, watching a scene, and I enjoyed it

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so much I started laughing and I was thrown off the set to the naughty

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boys corner. It was wonderful, and we were such a close company

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together. It was a real treat. It felt like a holiday. In Wales, a

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nice, quite rainy holiday. And it's so funny, even though it is black

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humour and satire. I think that we do that very well. So many people

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get to act drunk as well but that looks amazing. But it is acting.

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Absolutely. There is a lot of hype about Game Of Thrones. Can you feel

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the madness welling up? There was a trailer teased a while ago, which

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was animated, and now there is a proper one with the characters. I

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think people have gone mad for it, as they always do. It begins to

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brew. Two people recognise you? You don't look exactly like her. I wish

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that was me! Yeah, there we go. A bit wet and dirty. Yara Greyjoy is

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an immense character. I adore her and how you play her. What was the

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attraction? To be asked to do such a show in the first place was hugely

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attractive. It's exciting to get an audition for an HBO show. When I got

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the script, as many women would, I really related to her strength and

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boldness and her friend but its decision-making. It was really

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exciting to get my teeth into a role where I felt I could relate to it. I

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think we all have elements, all colours to our personality, and to

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turn the volume up on more of the independent, strong, wilful woman

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that we all are is a real pleasure. We appreciate your portrayal. As I

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mentioned earlier, it is national quite this day, so, Richard, I got

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you a little card. -- National Kindness Day. Roses are red, violets

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are blue, we all think Matt Baker's more talented than you. That is a

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little bit rude. You should have seen the other one is! Route cards

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are proving more popular on shop shelves these days. -- rude cards.

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Esther headed to the streets to find out if everyone gets the joke.

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I have got a handful of these cards, they are rather rude, and I would

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ask people what they think of them and whether they think that shops

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should have parental guidance signs up. Blimey. If I sent you that, on

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your birthday, what would you say? A bit rude. Are you easily shocked?

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Sometimes. Oh, that's too much. That's too much. Cards are meant to

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be funny, to lighten your day off. That's a bit below the belt. You

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have a really naughty laugh. Nothing wrong with that! Are you

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broad-minded? Yes, and dirty minded. That's a bit rude. It did make you

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laugh. It did, but it's not very acceptable. Hang on, that a boring

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one. You are looking for a dirty one! ... That, I've no idea what it

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means. I know. Does it mean something naughty? Very naughty. I

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don't like that. You think having parental guidance in card shops is a

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good idea? Personally I think it's common sense. I think it's terrible.

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A lot of these can be too rude. Why do people do it? It's an insult. I'd

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send that to my worst enemy. How would you feel if you got that?

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Offended. I sent a lot of cards to my grandmother but I wouldn't send

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that! Break. According to Esther, that is the most fun she has said

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filming in 25 years, and brilliant as ever. Also brilliant as ever,

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Take That! APPLAUSE

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That was a little film about very rude cards. Have you ever had the

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need to send anyone to anybody? I love route cards. When I'm having a

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bad day, I go and stand in a card shop. It cheers me up. That is

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tragic. Gentlemen, welcome to the One Show. You have a new album, the

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first that you have written and recorded as a 3-piece. How has it

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been? It's been really nice. The last time that we made a record, we

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had Jason and we didn't know whether he was in or out, so it was tricky

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to make. We were finding our feet as a trio. But we felt, when we went on

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tour and you came to see us, Richard, kindly, we had a great time

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and we really felt confident and, all of a sudden, we feel we have

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become a 3-piece. We wanted to get back straight into the studio to

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make a record. So this is harmony? Oh yeah. You don't sound social! It

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was confirmed when we went on tour and we found our feet as a 3-piece.

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We both went to see your tour, not together. You went with Matt Baker.

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But it was sensational, you really put on a show. What have you got for

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us with this album? The tour is in five weeks, May the 5th. Anything

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special up your sleeves? Can I leave you guys? I don't feel very well.

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Excuse me. Are you all right? You will be performing in the round this

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time. And so you know Adele gets wheeled in in a box to avoid...

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Being seen. We are not going to be doing that. It feels a bit weird

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that Gary has disappeared. I hope he's OK. Bless him. But you are used

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to dipping in and out. It will be me next! Do you mind if I just...?

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And that's the story of how Howard became Take That.

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CHEERING Come on back in, Mark. Come on. Sit

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down. Gem is a big fan of you particularly. So we don't want to -

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you know, she wants to keep you at a close distance. Massive fan. It was

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when you did the caterpillar. It did it for you. Do you remember? It was

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the clincher. I really wish I could now get on the floor and do. It I

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haven't done it for so long, I'm a bit worried I make a bit a fool of

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yourself. I think now you've had your kids you could do it. You won't

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damage anything. You used to do a high caterpillar. We have a clip of

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you in action. APPLAUSE

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I'm not sure that's natural. That is genuinely very impressive. I think

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that would have made Gary even iller. We mentioned, 25 years since

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your first song. Is there anything on the list that you'd like to do

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that you haven't quite gotten to yet? There's quite a lot of things.

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Actually it's more than 25 years. It's about 27, coming up to 28

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years. We've never actually celebrated that 25 years yet. But

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there's going to be something in the pipeline. I think there's probably a

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lot of places, we're going to Australia and New Zealand at the end

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of this year. We've never toured in New Zealand. That's one of the

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places we've never been. There's a lot of countries like Argentina

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we've never toured. Those are on the list. You've sung, written and done

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everything. Any other jobs left to do. I heard you wanted to direct, is

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that right? It is, yes. It's something I'd really like to do. I

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got papers for signing up for London film school. I haven't filled them

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in yet. I still have them in my drawer. I'd love to do it. I said to

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the lads though about maybe directing one of our future videos.

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I'd like to do that. I got tumble weeds in the dressing room. It was

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just like, all silence. He's worried about how many days you would make

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us work. Are you the slave driver? No, I'm not going to say yes,

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because everybody's going to blame me. Poor Gary is exhausted! We have

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two of Britain's finest actors here who would adore to be in a Take That

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video. David, you're an enormous fan. Enormous!

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George has a film about the rarest of insects.

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During summer, the cliff faces of our coastline are dotted with some

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incredible miniature structures. I've come down to Devon in search of

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an amazing animal architect that excels in the creation of beautiful

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home skierior. Tiny chimneys up to three centimetres long. They're the

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creation of the spiny mason moth nicknamed the chimney wasp. Each

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chimney is the entrance to an underground nest, where a female

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raises her young. To find out more about these amazing insects, I've

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met up with my friend naturalist Jon Walters who has been studying a wasp

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colony here for two years. I've got a question, why should the wasps go

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to all this trouble to make that structure? There's a few

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suggestions, maybe that it's to keep rain off. One other theory is that

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it's actually a ventilation system, so when this gets baked by the

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mid-summer sun this time of year, it actually acts to cool down the

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provisions of the larvae inside. Cameraman Mark is capturing the

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architectural feats with his specialist lenses. First, the female

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selects a bank or cliff of clay-rich mud. She then visits a nearby pud

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toll collect water, which she moistens and softens the clay

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allowing her to extra investigate the underground chamber where she

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lays her legs. The extra investigated pellets are used to

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build the external chimney. As well as construction work, the female has

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to go hunting. She visits the local vegetation in search of weavil grubs

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which are fed to the developing young. While the female's away, her

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chimney is left unprotected and vulnerable to visits from a rather

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striking intruder, the cook coo wasp who seeks to take advantage of the

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indust Reece chimney wasp. These are parasitic. They lay their eggs in

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the nests of other species. These richly coloured creatures are often

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referred to as jewel wasps. They fly very near the chimneys trying to

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spot a female in the process of establishing a nest. They then sit

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nearby and they watch and wait until the host wasp has flown off and at

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that point, they take the opportunity to sneak inside unseen.

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John shows what happens when a cookoo wasp leaves the nest. It

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crawls in via the chimney and go inside the burrow. What the cockoo

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wasp is after is a full groan larvae. Then -- grown larvae. Then

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it will hatch and it will be a grub that attached itself to the chimney

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wasps varve yay and suck out -- larvae, and suck out the inside.

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Then it spins a cocoon and remain until the next year. The chimney

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building mason wasp seems to be thriving, at least on this beach.

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This fragile chimney will slowly disintegrate, battered by wind and

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rain. The larvae will come out in the spring and the cycle will begin

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again. Good news, Gary is OK. He's still

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going to be performing. He's over there.

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APPLAUSE David, you have had a very busy

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couple of months. I have. Not just doing the project that we talked

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about. I fulfilled a lifelong ambition as an actor. I'm going to

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be in Doctor Who. Yes! Your dream. I can't tell you anything about it at

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all, except that you will not recognise me very easily. I said yes

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before I read the script. Quite right. I bet he's a baddie. It was

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whatever. The time of my life. Peter Capaldi (inaudible) You can hear how

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much people are cheering for you. They love this idea. Yes, thank you.

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We recently saw you in the Moorside, it was a huge hit. How was that to

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film? The team was incredible behind the whole thing, they've won BAFTAs

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for their work before. It was a great safe set of hands to be in. It

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was a really challenging but brilliant thing to be part of. I'm

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really proud of it. Something completely removed, the Crowd.

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You're doing that at the moment. Can't say any more about that.

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A big thank you to our guests tonight, you can see David and Gemma

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in Decline and Fall tonight, 9pm, BBC One.

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Look out for news about the Take That musical The Band next week.

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Now playing us out with Giants from their new album

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# We're all giants, I can't believe it

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# I see you standing, see you dancing

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# I think I might be heading out of body

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# I've gotta love, you've gotta love somebody

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# As high as the sun, high as a storm

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# I feel us breaking out of empty glory

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# I've gotta love, you've gotta love somebody like you

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# As high as the sun, high as a storm

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# As high as the sun, high as a storm

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# We are giants# CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

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for families that have had people pass away.

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There is a life out there afterwards. There is a life.

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to sit down and really flush everything out.

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former England captain Rio Ferdinand lost his wife Rebecca to cancer,

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for families that have had people pass away.

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