23/02/2012 Blue Peter


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Coming up, she is Prince William and Harry's IT, and she is on the

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show. Princess and reopens the brandy Blue Peter garden.

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Rat start Tinchy Stryder shares his secret. -- rap star. Your favourite

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colour, splash it all over. Find out if you buy two has been picked

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for our calendar. -- your photo. And share Lloyd is back in the

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studio, singing live later on. -- Hello! It is an exciting day. We

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have celebrities, we have fashion, competition winners and we have got

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a very special guest. Her Royal Highness, Princess Anne, has agreed

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to open a brand new Blue Peter garden here. A we were blown away

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that somebody so important helped us Open the garden, and her name is

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Princess Anne. Her Royal Highness Princess Anne is the daughter of

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the Queen and Prince Philip. She has three brothers, Prince Edward,

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Prince Andrew and Prince Charles, who is heir to the throne. Princess

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Anne is the mother of Peter and Zara Phillips, recently married

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England rugby captain Mike Tindall. She is also on tea to Prince Harry

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and Prince William. -- Auntie. You can find out how everything went in

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the garden scene. Now, let's talk about something exciting. I do like

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a bit of experimental. And I do like food! If you watched

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Incredible Edibles, it has been on every day, you know that Stefan

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Gates is a legend. He likes to make memorable meals. Because the

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weather has been so freezing, we wondered if he could make something

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freezing and edible. He does come about with things you would

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normally find in the kitchen. The weather has been freezing

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recently. Just the other week it dropped to minus 18 in

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Buckinghamshire. You might not like having to rub up against the cold,

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but when it comes to getting creative in the kitchen, the cold

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is brilliant. Before I show you might coolest kitchen creations, I

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want to let you in on an amazing secret about the cold. Here we go.

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Parmesan. It does not a little bit like sick. Food is made up of

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molecules. And they are very interesting, because when they

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warned, they zip around. But when they are cold, those molecules

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slowdown, so we smelt boot lefts. A fridge is pretty good at slowing

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molecules down. But there is a better way. CO2 canisters are used

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for putting out fires, but can also unfreeze food. Fast. This is

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freezing cold, I will smell it again. It smells pretty much of

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nothing. That is because all of those of flavour volatile molecules

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are not really moving any more. I promised you I would show you some

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really cool of food. I will show you the coolest desert on the

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planet ever. But I need to get something that is really, really

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dangerous. The liquid nitrogen. - 196 degrees. It is incredibly cold,

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and incredibly dangerous. Just look at what it does to Arrows. -- Annie

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Rose. It has been there for a few seconds. It looks lovely, doesn't

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it? That is how cold it is. But you can use this stuff for food. I am

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going to make the fastest ice cream on the planet by pouring liquid

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nitrogen straight into the ice cream base. Basically, cream, sugar

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and a little bit of vanilla flavouring. A bit of a stir. This

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is what I call cooking! There we have it. Ice-cream made in 13

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I love it! And I have saved a little liquid nitrogen for the

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topping. Deep frozen strawberries and raspberries. They are a bit bit

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like that, though. Let's make them a bit smaller. I am nearly ready to

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serve my super-cool desert. But fantastic freezing doesn't stop at

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the food. There is nothing interesting about a bowl, unless

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you can make one purely out of ice. If it sounds tricky, it is not.

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What you need is two plastic bowls, don't use china or glass, because

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they can crack. What we are going to do is put some water into the

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large bowl, and then push the small ball down into it. It is a whole

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lot of water we are going to freeze. You can but whatever you want into

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the water, just remember to create a hollow. Freeze everything

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overnight, then remove the plastic balls. There we go, won't you sick

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-- beautiful bowl. Liquid nitrogen ice cream of. And then, my liquid

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nitrogen popping. -- topping. A little bit of frozen Parmesan. None

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of this now, but all of the taste! I am in heaven! That is the coolest

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of desert on the planet. It really is cool.

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I don't know whether to laugh or cry sometimes! I had fish ice-cream

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won't! We will talk about that later.

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Some things on the show go down in history, we are hoping to date is

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one of them. We are reopening the famous Blue Peter garden. We had to

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leave the studio and trouble 500 metres of that way.

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Hello and welcome to the piazza in Media City in Salford, the new home

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to the Blue Peter sunken garden, hiding just behind these trellises.

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Not yet! It will be revealed very soon. When we decided to move our

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studios to salt but can a we wanted to bring a bit of the garden with

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us, because we know you like it. Kris Commons has been the gardener

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for many years. It cannot have been easy. Moving a garden more than 200

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miles? Up against the clock. We worked day and night, There are few

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sore muscles! It is actually in the wrong place! I'm only kidding. Some

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amazing work. We are now going to find that how you got it from

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London to hearing Salford. The Blue Peter garden has been home

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to some of the most memorable moments on the show. It has been

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host to hundreds of guests over the years. From international movie

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stars to this. It has been transformed into a winter

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Wonderland. And even had a human cannonball fired out a bit. -- five

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out of it. But after 40 years at BBC Television Centre is, it is

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time to move it here, to Salford. But how do you make the garden 200

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miles up 0? There is only one man for that job. Chris has been the

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Blue Peter garden of for eight years, but moving this piece of

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history to its new home in Salford is his biggest challenge to date.

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He started eight months ago, back in 20th July 11. First on the list

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is the Italian sunken garden. This is a massive jigsaw that has

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already been put together. You have to remember where those pieces go.

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That is the idea! This Italian sunken garden was built in 1978 by

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the first Blue Peter Gardner, Percy Thrower. It took almost six months

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to build. The presenters finished it off by putting their hand, beat

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and paw prints in the concrete. So piece by piece, it is all coming

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with us. How why are you going to know where to start? I have got to

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make sure I market will. These will go in first. So one brought up.

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order to move this jigsaw of the slabs can his ideas be clearly

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labelled each individual piece, so that when he gets up to sort that

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can they can put them back in the same order. I will slot that in and

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work of that. But the biggest piece of all is the handbrake slab.

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is a monster. Even that isn't a patch on the Statue of Petra, which

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weighs over a ton. Petra was the first Blue Peter dog, and she has

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been here since 1979. We will see you in Salford! Finally, the time

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capsule. It was buried in the year 2000 so that the next generation of

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viewers can see what life was like at the turn of the millennium.

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will be coming out in the year 2029! You have probably spotted we

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are digging it up early, but the plan is not to open it, but to bury

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it, unopened, in Salford. It is hidden in a top secret location, so

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we need to find it first! I have spoken to my friends in the Secret

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Service, they sent us this map. That is where the green house used

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to be to stop if we go three metres from that war, one metre from that,

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that is where our time capsule is. -- from that wall. Let's get

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digging! Keep going, but you back into it. -- put your back into it.

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Keep up the good work! Cheers, thanks to the your help! Ber 24

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hours later, he is still digging! Solid concrete. This makes it

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pretty much impossible to dig this hole with a spade. So it is time to

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bring in the big guns. I hope it is down there! In the end, it takes 72

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hours, several men and the digger, but the time capsule has been found,

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and can make its way up north along with everything else. Fast-forward

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eight months, and with a spring on its way, it is time to put the

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garden back together. The new garden is been created in the

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public piazza at Media City UK, so that everyone can enjoy it. But

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this is a big build, and Chris has only 11 days to complete it. The

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garden has to be sunken, so the first job is to dig it out. Several

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days later, Chris is ready to put in the first piece of this giant

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jigsaw. I have got one flow, and that means one floor. The number

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one means it is the edge of the pond, so what I am going to do is

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to get all the pieces all round the edge of the pond, and the rest,

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with a bit of luck, should all fall into place. But this amount of

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precision takes time, and the next day, Chris and the team are still

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at it, so I have come a long. You will need be used. Why not lay a

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few slabs? I would love to. Just slide that in, just a slight Papac.

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I will leave you to that. I am all right at jigsaws, but even those

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pieces are small. We might be here while the stop and we are. One of

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the final piece is to go in is the handprints of the old presenters. -

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- the final pieces. And a few days later it is time for the class of

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Well done! So from the latest Blue Peter dog to the very first. It is

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time for Pedro to take pride of place in the new garden as our very

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own garden dog. That just leaves the time capsule. It is going to be

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buried here, but its location is top secret, so if you don't mind...

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And while I hide that, Chris get on with putting in the finishing

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touches. This really is my favourite part. It has been a long,

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hard slog, probably the hardest I have ever had to build in my years.

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The garden in London lasted 40 years. Let's hope this one here

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lasts many more decades. And here it is in all of its glory. Blue

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We have We are privileged to have a special guest to have us open it.

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Pleasure. This is the easy bit. Some of you have been working quite

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hard. It is a pleasure. APPLAUSE

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You have got to put it somewhere in the garden. You are going to plant

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the tree which is a feature or will be once you have left. There are

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lots of features in the garden, the pond and the sun dial over there,

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all travelled from London to here in Salford and our very own guard

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dog over there, Petra. As well as being here to open the

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Blue Peter Garden, Her Royal Highness is here to let us know

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about an environmental project. It is to do with the Queen's Golden

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Jubilee. Here is more information. Six million trees.

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60 diamond woods. It is all part of the jubilee woods project, the

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Woodland's Trust mission to plant six million trees. 60 diamond woods

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will be planted. It is a tradition that dates back to 1937, when

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hundreds of of thousands of people planted trees to mark the

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coronation of King George VI. Planting trees can stop flooding

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and create environments for wildlife and this year, people from

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all over the country are getting involved, helping to transform our

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landscape. Why do you hope that Blue Peter

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viewers will get involved in the project? As I think you have

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introduced the subject. There are a lot of school packs going on

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through the Jubilee Trust and we are looking forward to as many

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children as planting trees. It is about long-term planning. It is

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something they can grow up with. I am old enough enough to have seen

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trees planned as a crop grow up, be harvested and planted again, but it

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is nice to be able to see the changes that happen when you plant

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a tree and it marks, OK it marks a passage of time, but it reminds you

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of really special things. A long-term gain and a lot of

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enjoyment. Her Royal Highness is going to

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plant a silver birch. And which one of you is going to

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hold my handbag? This is tough soil. We always plant

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to a square hole because it encourages the roots.

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Chris, you might have to watch your I knew I had to take the handbag,

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because if you took it, you would have gone like that, wouldn't you?

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No, I would never do anything like that.

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You can't do that to a princess. If you want to get involved by

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planting a tree at home, the details are on the the Blue Peter

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website. Rap star and style guru, Tinchy

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Stryder gives you his tips on how to create a pair of trorveg

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stopping -- traffic stopping trainers. Sher Lloyd is in the

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studio to perform her latest single. Over the last weeks, you were into

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that, weren't you? I really was. You will be into the tune when she

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performs it. It is catchy. We have been asking you to send in your

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animal pictures. It is part of a Blue Peter competition.

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We have had January. That was the shot of the fruit beetle. For March

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we asked you to send your photos. So many entries came in.

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We had over 1,000 entries and you were part of the judging panel. I

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know you had a difficult job because there were great pictures,

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but what were you looking for? Original nationality, as your idea,

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composition and technical ability. I think the winner is the winner

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because it achieved all those things and it did it really well

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because it it makes you feel, the winner is Eve and she is 13 and

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this is the photo she took. APPLAUSE

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It just makes you smile, doesn't it? It tells a story and we love it.

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If you want to print off the Blue Peter calendar, go to the website.

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There are important dates on the calendar.

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. Now, we like to give you the inside story on everything that you

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are talking about and we know that Trainers, you can run in them,

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dance in them, jump in them, and the chances are you have got at

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least one pair in your wardrobe. With around 100 million pairs sold

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in the UK each year, they are fashionable footwear and the latest

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trend is about making them your own, like this, this and even this!

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Lots of the big brands now offer the chance to choose the colour,

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material, and text on your threads, but since unique style doesn't come

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cheap, we asked three fashionistas three ways to jazz up your pumps

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without breaking the bank. Michelle is the ideal person to

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give you tips. Her style is all about sticking on pics.

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Think of pictures or text that you like the look of. Print your

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pictures on a toner photocopier. This can be done easily at most

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print stores. To stick the pictures on, you will

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need a tube of image transfer cream. Simply paste the cream on top of

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the picture, also just brush it on the section of the trainer where

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the section of the trainer where you want to put your image.

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This picture is going to go face down on the trainer.

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Once you have stuck down as many images as you like, you need to let

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your trainer dry overnight. Once dry, rub a damp cloth over the

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images. You will start to see your images imaginically appear. Check

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that out! All you need to do is repeat the

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same process for the other pictures. Once yours is done, yours will

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probably look like this. It is cool, isn't it? You can step your style

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up a notch by adding text, pictures or beads to your laces.

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No one is going to have trainers Our next up and coming designer is

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a London College of Fashion graduate. Her trainer trend is

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about tagging your togs, you need to start by choosing a pattern.

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Draw it on to CAD and cut it out. Place your your your stencil and

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using a pen, dot around it. Keep going with your shapes, until the

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trainer is covered. You can sketch any shape you like.

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Once you have finished, it is time to add your bling. Get a parent to

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help you glue on sparkically beads. Take a few in your fingers like so

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and very carefully just just drop them down on to the trainer.

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Now all that's left to do is to leave your dazzling shoe to say dry.

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-- shoes to dry. Hopefully, you should end up with

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something like this. Your third and final fashion guru

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is Tinchy Stryder. He loves trainers and he is ready to show

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you how to splat your style on your sneakers.

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Get a real colourful look and grab the attention of your friends. Take

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out the the lace. You have got a bit of tape and seal around. You

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don't want paint getting around. Once you have finished putting the

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tape, it should look like this. This is where you get creative.

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Tinchy's trainer art is about splatting fabric paint.

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It doesn't matter what it looks like. You can't go wrong. Get your

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favourite colour, splash it all over, two colours, five colours,

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ten ten colours, it is up to you. I like yellow.

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Once you have finished getting the colours, let the paint paint dry

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for 09015 22 27 02 -- to to three hours.

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There you have it, three trendy ideas for personalising your pumps.

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All you need to do now is have a If you are going to have a go, the

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details are on the Blue Peter details are on the Blue Peter

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website. Somebody who is known for her style

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and fashion, it is today's guest, it is Cher Lloyd.

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I know you like trainers. Which of these would you like? These ones.

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Do you ever customise things? great to be original and yes, it is

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cool to get plain T-shirts and add broaches and and scarfs and stuff.

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You have flat flat shoes on today. You can't go wrong with a pair of

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trainers. Let's take a look at what is happening on next week's show.

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On a special show to mark World Book Day, Ed finds out tips to help

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you illustrate your stories. You can be really loose.

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You are feeling out what it looks like, you know.

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We reveal the children's book that you have chosen from the last

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decade. Right, here to perform her new

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single, it is Cher Lloyd with Want # Hey, boy you never had much game

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# So I needed to upgrade # So I went and walked away-way-way

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# Now I seen you been hanging out # With that other girl in town

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# Looking like a pair of clowns, clowns, clowns

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# Remember all the things that you and I did first

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# And now you're doing them with # Remember all the things that you

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and I did first # You got me got me like this

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# And now you're taking her to every restaurant

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# And everywhere we went, come on! # And now you're taking her to

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every restaurant # You got me got me like this

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# Boy, you can say anything you wanna

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# I don't give a what, no one else can have you

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# I want you back, I want you back # Want, want you, want you back

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# I broke it off thinking you'd be crying

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# Now I feel like what looking at you flying

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# I want you back, I want you back # Want, want you, want you back

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# Please, this ain't even jealousy # She ain't got a thing on me

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# Trying to rock them ugly jeans- jeans-jeans

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# You clearly didn't think this through

:26:24.:26:28.

# If what I've been told is true # You'll be crawling back like boo-

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hoo-hoo # Remember all the things that you

:26:30.:26:33.

and I did first # And now you're doing them with

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# Remember all the things that you and I did first

:26:36.:26:38.

# You got me got me like this like this

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# And now you're taking her to every restaurant

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# And everywhere we went, come on! # And now you're taking her to

:26:45.:26:54.

every restaurant # You got me got me like this

:26:54.:26:56.

# Boy, you can say anything you wanna

:26:56.:26:59.

# I don't give a what, no one else can have you

:26:59.:27:03.

# I want you back, I want you back # Want, want you, want you back

:27:03.:27:05.

# I broke it off thinking you'd be crying

:27:05.:27:07.

# Now I feel like what looking at you flying

:27:07.:27:11.

# I want you back, I want you back # Want, want you, want you back

:27:11.:27:20.

# Oooh, oooh, I thought you'd still be mine

:27:20.:27:23.

# Remember all the things that you and I did first

:27:23.:27:27.

# And now you're doing them with # Remember all the things that you

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and I did first # You got me got me like this

:27:30.:27:32.

# Boy, you can say anything you wanna

:27:32.:27:35.

# I don't give a what, no one else can have you

:27:35.:27:39.

# I want you back, I want you back # Want, want you, want you back

:27:39.:27:42.

# I broke it off thinking you'd be crying

:27:42.:27:44.

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