Green and Extreme: Carriage Racing, Tin Face Toy & How to Make a Comet Blue Peter

I have a question. What would you like from today's show?

Like to see Lindsey and I race horse carriages?

Would you like to know how to make your very own tin face tidy?

I like that! Would you like to know how to make your very own comet?

You would? I'm glad you said yes, cos it's all happening

-on today's live Blue Peter. Here's a whooshy ship.

-Wow!

CHEERING

We do like a cheer on cue. How are you? You're watching Blue Peter.

-Hello.

-Hello! Barney, are you here?

-I'm here.

-I'm definitely here.

-Yes.

-Somebody else who isn't.

-Oh, yeah, um, Linda.

-Er...

-Louise?

-Lily!

-Lily! Lily's not here. Sorry, we're doing this,

-because we know Lindsey's watching. Hi, Lindsey, miss you!

-We do indeed.

She's actually on an adventure and we get to see that very soon.

At this part of the show, we say, "Welcome, here's what's coming up!"

But, today, we don't know what's happening at the end of the show,

because it's not just the producers in charge of what's happening.

-Isn't that right?

-Yes, the end of today's show is down to you!

-You get to vote for...

-Him as well!

-You?

-Yeah!

-Good to see you, mate!

So you get to vote for one of your three favourite films.

They're also my favourite films.

You get to see either myself and Lindsey singing with Pentatonix...

# ..killed the radio star. #

HARMONISING

'..or the film where I blow a building up.'

Yeah!

'Or maybe you'd like to see me train Ziggy the police dog again.

'All you've got to do is get in touch.'

Make your votes count and jump onto the Blue Peter website, which is...

..and the film with the most votes, we'll play later on in the show.

And while you're there - I got my own shot! Exciting! -

why don't you leave a message about today's burning question? Radzi?

If you could be in charge for the day, what would you do?

You could be in charge of anything, the world, or the country,

-or your school. If I was in charge, I'd be in charge of transport.

-OK.

I would get rid of all of it, so no cars, bikes,

instead you've got to travel by jet.

-I like that, but what about, instead of cars and bikes...

-Yeah?

..we change the land transport for hovercrafts?

-Love what you're doing there.

-Yes.

Get in touch, usual details, Blue Peter website,

and we'll try and read out as many of your comments later on.

We know you love to get in touch.

We have proof! Look at all the stuff you send us.

It's an amazing thing to open the post at the start of the week

and see how much you care about the things we talk about

and, if we do a little slow-mo shot,

you can probably see your shot just creeping in. Beautiful, thank you.

-Barney, remember the hovercraft race we did last week?

-I do.

Tom from Hertfordshire captured that perfectly. Look at this picture!

-That's you flying across the water, saying, "Weeee!"

-Yeah.

It was that fast.

And there's me in the fence crashing out, going, "Hmmm!"

And what's brilliant is that number seven is actually my lucky number

and also the day of my birthday. I love it.

Now, this here behind the big Blue Peter Badge wall

has been sent in by Jamelia and it's actually the Channel Tunnel train.

How cool is that? You've got windows there. And if you look inside,

-you can see all the cars that are going over.

-That's so good.

So creative, all from recycled materials.

Jamelia, not just the best name in the world, but so creative too.

-Now, if you'll excuse me, I'm off to France.

-Ha-ha!

There was one picture I couldn't go without showing you, from Rebecca.

She's 11 and she's made a Blue Peter board game.

It says Start there, and if you look at box number seven, it says,

"You've watched too much Blue Peter and forgotten to do your homework."

Rebecca, I absolutely love that.

Thank you to everyone who sent in anything in the post,

whether it was on the big badge wall or not.

Now, today is a very special day for any space scientists

and, to explain more, is scientist Greg Foot with Barney.

See, we like special effects to start an interview.

Greg, always good to see you.

I say that, it's not always good. Last time you were here,

-you caused me a considerable discomfort.

-Yeah, the chilli day.

-Yeah, we're not doing that today?

-No.

-Talking about comets?

-Yes.

-Right, then. Why?

-So, right now, 300 million miles away,

-there's a spacecraft shooting through space.

-Wow.

It's called Rosetta and its mission is to track down

a comet, a comet called 67P ChuryumovGerasimenko.

-Got it.

-Or just Comet CG.

-That'll do for now.

-Just call it that, OK.

Its amazing mission, it's been going for ten years,

it was launched ten years ago, it's been slingshotting

around the Earth and Mars, out into space,

with the idea of trying to land on top of this comet.

So today is a very important day in that journey.

ten years so far, but today marks a bit of a change for that journey?

Yeah, if it kept going, it would just miss the comet completely.

So today, they're doing a major rendezvous manoeuvre.

-An MRM? Know it well.

-Yeah.

So they're going to change its route very slightly,

so it can catch up with that comet and land on top.

This isn't a comet travelling at a few miles an hour?

These things are very, very fast?

So Rosetta's going to have to match the speed,

get alongside it or on top of it, and then land on the comet?

-Mm-hm?

-Why?

It's amazing. It's an amazing mission.

We've always been a little bit fearful of comets.

For centuries, we've drawn pictures of us

-cowering in front of these comets.

-Yeah.

Now we obviously know more about them, but we don't know everything.

We don't know how old they are, we don't know where they came from.

Do they come from inside the solar system? Outside the solar system?

What we do know is that

they're made of the same stuff as our early solar system.

So, if we can land on top of it, work out what it's made of, then we

may be able to unpick the origin, the evolution of the solar system.

-It's a big event?

-Really.

-A big event in our history.

You're going to try and recreate a comet?

-You're going to try and make one from bits that are here?

-I am.

-OK.

So half a comet is essentially water. So I'm going to pour some water in.

This is what NASA do, by the way, kind of very similar.

They actually make a model of a comet and do tests on it.

So this is pretty accurate.

Sort of like in a science lab when you do experiments on things?

-This is the same thing, but trying to recreate a comet?

-As you do.

This is just soil, because the other half

is pretty much organic material,

dark organic material, like rock, rubble, that sort of thing.

-Yeah.

-There's lots of complex chemicals in a comet.

-To represent that, I'm going to use soy sauce.

-OK.

-Of course.

-There isn't soy sauce in a comet.

-We're not going to eat it?

-No.

Definitely not. Especially when you see what I'm about to do to it.

-So my complex chemicals.

-Brilliant.

-The next thing you need is some ammonia.

-Yes.

There's lots of ammonia in a comet. These are smelling salts.

Yeah. Smelling salts are traditionally used

to, um, to relieve the symptoms of a cold.

It gets rid of the bogies in your nose.

-But it smells very strong!

-Yeah!

-Very strong!

-Also, when someone faints, it wakes them up!

-It would!

So that's all the ingredients.

-The last ingredient is the dangerous one.

-All right.

-Put glasses on.

I laugh in the face of danger.

The last ingredient for a comet is frozen gas.

Especially carbon dioxide. So I've got frozen carbon dioxide,

it's called dry ice, so I'm going to pour this in here,

-it's going to freeze everything up we've got in there.

-Look at that!

-Give it a huge stir as it's going.

-It looks so cool! Ain't it wicked?

You can see why they use it in sort of horror movies

and Harry Potter and things like that?

It looks so magical, doesn't it?

-And this is just freezing what's inside effectively.

-Yeah.

We've got all the ingredients inside. Our comet will be ready very soon.

OK, now, just in case you're wondering,

you can't make this at home, it's too dangerous to make,

but you can make your own version of a comet using edible stuff,

like cookies and ice cream, so go to the Blue Peter website

and you'll find a link on there

and, when you taste it, it really is out of this world.

Thank you very much. Thank you.

So, our comet is almost ready.

Let's establish the difference between

asteroids, comets and meteorites. They're not all the same thing?

No, they're all very subtly different. So this is a comet.

It's a dusty snowball, or a snowy dustball, essentially.

-Yeah.

-Um, an asteroid is different.

It's big, it's made of rock and metal, but it doesn't

have a tail when it gets close to the sun, like this will have.

-Also...

-It's quite active in there, isn't it?

-It's very active in there, in fact, making a bit of a mess.

-I like that.

That's what we like. And then you've got a meteoroid,

which is like a smaller version of an asteroid, right? A meteoroid.

-Yeah.

-And then, if that goes down through our atmosphere and burns up,

that's called a meteor. If it lands on the ground, a meteorite.

I think I might leave that. I think this is probably pretty much done.

-No TV presenters were hurt in the making of this comet.

-Here it is.

-So this is...

-Wow!

-..our comet.

This is what's known as a nucleus, so this is the bit, the hard bit

in the centre of a comet. It's normally ten miles across.

-You can see it's warming up, so we're getting bubbles all over it.

-So cool!

-Now, if that gets even closer to the sun...

-Here's the sun.

As it gets closer, you get jets of gas

-and dust flying off from deep inside.

-That is amazing!

That forms a big cloud around it, known as a coma,

which can be up to 60,000 miles across,

-which is like eight times the size of the Earth.

-Incredible!

-It's huge!

As it gets even closer to the sun,

that whole cloud of dust starts interacting

with the sun's atmosphere and you get a big tail shooting out the back.

-And that's why you picture a comet with a tail.

-You can see why people

would want to land on it and see what it's made of and learn more.

But there is another day to look out for?

-Yeah, there is. So the big rendezvous manoeuvre is today.

-Yeah.

Then, in August, it's going to catch up with the comet.

And in November, it's going to try and land on top of the comet.

Amazing. And an amazing demonstration too.

A round of applause for Greg! Brilliant.

-APPLAUSE AND CHEERING

-Thank you so much for coming in.

Aw! What a legend Greg is!

Now, if you want to find out more about everything outer space related,

go on to the Blue Peter website, where we are going

to upload this evening the very first of Greg's vlogs.

This week's all about planets, in fact.

-How cool was that, by the way?

-Cool? It's freezing!

Hang on! That was the ice cream I was going to use to make my comet!

Well, it's a bit like a comet. Look how fast it's going.

-Unbelievable, Barney!

-I think I've got brain freeze!

Serves you right!

-Anyway, if you saw last week's...

-It really hurts!

-I hope it does.

..last week's show, you'd have seen Lindsey and I in a hovercraft...

Barney and I in a hovercraft race war.

This week, it's Lindsey and I going head-to-head

and this has real horsepower.

-Can someone rub my head, please?

-Get me another spoon!

-No, it's mine!

APPLAUSE

Welcome to the Royal Windsor Horse Show.

A world-famous event where some of the best horses and riders come

from all over the globe to display in front of thousands of spectators.

'Crowds gather here in the grounds of Windsor Castle

'to see a range of events. But one of the most popular

'is the fast and furious sport of carriage driving.'

It's pretty extreme!

So you'll understand why we were more than a little bit surprised

when we found out they were going to let us two amateurs have a go.

Lucky for us, Blue Peter had set up a bit of training.

'A month ago, we headed to Essex

'to be put through our paces by top carriage driver Wilf Bowman-Ripley.'

-Hi, Wilf.

-Hi there.

-How are you doing?

-Good to meet you.

-You as well.

Now, where do we start with learning how to do this today?

-We have Grace, who's one of our top juniors.

-Hello.

And she's going to demonstrate to you how it's done.

'Carriage driving is all about precision.

'Navigating through tight spaces as quickly as possible.'

What happens if the drivers aren't too skilled?

Well, you've got a very good instructor.

LAUGHTER

'But before we're allowed on a carriage,

'Wilf wants to walk us through the basics.'

If you want to turn left a little bit, you pull your left rein.

And how hard do you have to pull?

-How much do the horses respond to what you're doing?

-You'll find out.

It depends what the horses come out like. They're different every day.

It depends what mood they got out of bed this morning.

-I hope mine got up in a good mood.

-Yeah.

'This is beginning to sound a bit tricky.

'And it looks a lot trickier when we see what we'll be in charge of.'

Have you seen the size of those things, Linds?

-I'm convinced this is a joke.

-It's got to be a joke.

What?

BOTH: Whoa!

'These are big horses and big carriages.

'There's only one way to find out if we're up to it.

'I'm on Wilf's carriage.

'And I'm being trained by Dan.'

-Dan, it's the dream team.

-This is the winning team.

-Ooh!

Hat on. Safety first.

-This is the reins.

-OK.

-Oh, we're off.

-We're off.

-Given the reins, good.

Ooh, where am I going?

Trot on.

'After a few minutes of driving, I'm beginning to get the hang of it,

'which is more than can be said of Radzi.'

Left, left! Easy, boy!

'Now it's time to see how we're really getting on,

'so Wilf wants us each to complete a timed lap of the course.'

This is exquisite from Russell.

Well done. Go on.

'Right. My go.'

There you go, boys.

Oh! What's he doing?

D'oh-argh!

Ooh! Looks like you hit a cone there, Radzi.

SHE GIGGLES

So, Lindsey, your time was 2:49:59.

And, Radzi, your time was 3:19:63.

-No!

-Yes!

-We are the winners.

-No way!

-Fantastic result.

-We were faster!

-You were a minute over!

Radzi, you demolished the course.

'Back at Windsor, we're making our final preparations

'before it's our turn to drive in front of thousands.'

So, it's pretty fair to say I've got some work to do,

but fortunately, I do have a fantastic trainer.

Dan, do you think I can beat Lindsey?

I think, if we do the basics correct, the speed will follow.

-We've got a good chance.

-Well, Lindsey, you heard it here.

You may have smashed me in the practice,

but it's all about the competition.

Radzi, I don't think you've got a chance, mate.

-You might have a big horse, but we have the skill, haven't we?

-Yes.

And how many people are watching us do this?

There could be a couple of thousand people today.

-That's quite a lot of people, isn't it...

-A lot of people, yeah.

-..to embarrass myself in front of.

-THEY LAUGH

Do you know what? I think we've got this. We're both competitive.

-Exactly.

-I think we'll smash it. Let's go.

-Boom!

-Go, team!

'It's nearly time for us to have a go, Linds.'

-Radz,

-how you feeling? Um...

I'm feeling like I'm about to do something that I'm unequipped to do,

but I'm going to give it everything I've got to get around this course.

You know, now that we're here, I'm genuinely scared. Are you?

-Ooh-argh!

-Ooh!

That's, er... That's what they call good luck.

'Yeah, looks like the horse is a bit nervous too, Radzi.'

'We'll be attempting to drive our carriages through the water

'and in and out of these obstacles.

'The person with the quickest time wins.'

Go for it. Go, Radzi! Go, Radzi!

-Right, right, right, right.

-Go right.

-Go, go, go.

He's gone the wrong way. I think Radzi's just gone the wrong way.

I'm pretty sure. I don't know.

But I'm sure you're meant to go through the water.

Radzi's gone the long way round! Radzi's gone the long way round!

'OK, not a great start, but maybe I can recover in the obstacles.'

Left, left, left!

'Oops! Wrong way again!

'And again!'

CHEERING

Whoa!

-Good job.

-Oh!

Radzi, how was it?

I forgot everything, Linds. We'll call it the scenic view.

Only the cool cats take the scenic view, Linds!

-Did you go the wrong way?

-Oh, yeah.

-Are we going? Oh, we're going.

-Oh, no, this is it.

-Good luck!

-I don't want to do this any more!

Oh, no, I do. Come on.

OK, we're going to the right?

Whoa!

Oh, ha-ha! Lindsey did it like I was supposed to do it!

CHEERING

'This really is a lot harder than it looks.'

-CHEERING

-Whoa!

-Ah!

-'Oh, dear! She's making this all look a bit easy.'

Yey! That was so fun!

Well done, horses!

That was so fun!

Laps completed, but how did we get on?

Radzi, your time was 149.66 seconds.

That has got winning written all over it.

Lindsey's time was 101...

-CHEERING

-We won it!

-Radzi, when it comes to you versus me...

-Yes?

..I think I remain unbeaten at this point.

-Not strictly true, Lindsey. Stone skipping.

-Less chat.

-I came to win and we won, didn't we, Wilf?

-We won.

-Fair and square.

Stone skipping doesn't quite count,

which means that Lindsey is the rein-ing champion?

You know, rein for the horse? No? OK, I've got another one.

-She might not be the champion "furlong".

-Ooh!

Furlong, because of the... No? All right, hold your horses!

Um, I'm just trying to "stirrup" some emotion?

Yeah, can you send me some horse jokes?

Apparently, I'm not very good at it. But now over to my neigh-bour.

OK, I'm going home. Radzi, it's all yours.

Less horseplay, Barney. It's time for some serious business.

But first, take a look at this.

'Have you ever had this problem?

'Do you want to have a cleaner, tidier space to do your homework?

'Then fear not!

'We're going to show you how to make the tin face desk tidy

'to solve all of your problems...

'..and better still, it's made out of recycled materials!'

Ha-ha! And to help us make that desk tidy, we have with us

Thomas, Hayley, Owen and Kaylin! Give them a huge Blue Peter welcome!

CHEERING Yes!

Welcome to Blue Peter.

Now, Hayley, I've seen a picture... that you guys made an eco-man.

Can you tell us a little bit about that?

Um, we outlined our caretaker on some card

and he used some chicken wire and stapled it on.

Here it is here. Look at that!

Then we put some, um, recycle...

Then we put recycle bins in every class

and collected all the recycled waste and, um,

put it in the recycle man until we filled him up.

Well, it is fantastic and you guys are now proudly

all wearing your green Blue Peter badges. I love that.

What do we need in order to make this beautiful desk tidy?

We use...

We use a washed and used tin.

So a washed and used tin, Thomas. Perfect. What about you, Hayley?

-Some sticky back magnet tape.

-Perfect.

And for the decorations, Owen, what do we need?

-Straw and buttons.

-Perfect! And Kaylin?

-Old stationery and ringpulls.

-Absolutely. And just be a little

bit careful with those ringpulls, cos sometimes, they can have sharp edges.

All the details are on the website, which is...

The perfect thing about it is you can use old bits and bobs lying around

to help tidy up those old bits and bobs that are lying around.

- Are we up for making this? - ALL: Yes.

Let's get started, then!

OK, the very first thing we do is take our clean used tin,

as explained by Thomas, here.

Now you can see just there there is a bit of a sharp edge.

You might need to sand it down.

Possibly ask an adult for help if you do so.

Then we take our decoration. I'm going to go for a green button.

Now, I'm going to measure this against our magnetic tape.

Now this is slightly special magnetic tape.

In fact, let me measure it first.

Perfect, OK. So it's slightly special magnetic tape, because it is...

It's got a plastic side which reveals a sticky side.

Now, I was careful when I cut it,

just to watch my fingers there as you peel that off.

That is the sticky side right there.

Now, this tape is actually found in craft shops, online,

for a couple of pounds and it's well worth it.

So this is really simple. You simply put your button there

and it sticks to the tin due to the magnetic attraction.

And I've got some prepared ones earlier.

There's another button there.

Now let's see if you can see what I'm going to be making here.

There's a ring pull. Like I said, be careful when you take that off cans.

We have a paperclip and another paperclip!

It's a smiley face!

OK, guys, what are you up to? Thomas, let's take a look at yours.

-Um...

-Can we have a look?

Can you spin it around for me?

-I'm making a smiley face.

-Oh, there it is!

That looks very sharp! I love the hair, by the way! Yes!

-Hayley, what have you made?

-Um...

-Oh, what is that one?

-A pig with pigtails.

-A pig with...!

-A pig with pigtails?

-Yeah.

-I love what you've done there, Hayley! Yes!

And Owen, what about yourself? What have you made?

-I've made...

-(Show that camera there.)

I've made a freaky looking monster with funky little sideburns.

It is very freaky! Kaylin, what about yourself?

I've made sparkly hair and a happy face.

I really like the creativity here. And that's the beauty about this.

You can be as creative as you want. It doesn't have to be a face,

but here's a little idea. Take a look at this here.

So we have smiley face, only you get too much homework

and you're a bit grumpy, there's a grumpy face!

Thank you so much for helping us out.

-Fantastic job. Barney, what do you reckon?

-I love it, Radzi!

A classic example of a Blue Peter make - upcycling, it's dead easy,

everybody can get involved and you can create your own smiley faces.

Why not give it a go yourself?

If you do, take a picture and send it to us.

We love hearing from you. It might even make it

into the Makes And Bakes gallery on our Blue Peter website.

Earlier, we asked you to get in touch and say which film

you would like to see at the end of the show. That time is now.

The votes have been counted, so the votes are officially closed.

I didn't do my own sound effect then, but that would've been cool.

So, you had three films to choose from.

When Lindsey and myself sang with Pentatonix.

There was the film where I blew a building up. And, of course,

the film where I got to train Ziggy the police dog.

So, I can now reveal the winning film is...

FANFARE PLAYS

Cost a fortune that. The winning film is

Ziggy the police dog and Barney training him.

It's quite a comedy. Have a look. Enjoy.

DOGS BARK

'Police dogs are an important part of the police force,

'from helping to catch criminals to finding illegal and dangerous items.

'They work on the front line.'

Good boy. This is Banjo. He's one of the many police dogs

that are used by the Greater Manchester Police

and I'm here to find out how they're used

and, in true Blue Peter style, I've been given a very special challenge.

He likes cameras, by the way. In just a week's time, I'm going

to be working with the police at Manchester Airport.

Now, this is very serious. This is real police work.

I've got to learn fast and know exactly what I'm doing.

Constable Harwood and Banjo, reporting for duty.

Eh? Oh, wrong arm.

Sorry.

'I'm here at Hough End in Charlton to meet officer Rob Carlin

'and his dog Colin.'

I was expecting to see a German shepherd, but he's a spaniel.

He is, he's a springer spaniel. We don't just use German shepherds.

We use, um, spaniels and Labradors and cocker spaniels,

springer spaniels for searching.

Any dog that's got a high play drive, that really wants to please you

and do the job we can use, but with the spaniels and the labs,

-their noses are very good.

-When you say a high play drive,

you mean it's kind of play and reward? So, even though

-they're working dogs, they think it's a bit of fun?

-They do.

It's all play-based training, so, er, with the search dogs,

they basically think they're looking for a tennis ball

and the end result is they get a tennis ball.

What do you use Colin for? What kind of dog is he?

Colin's trained to find explosives.

There are several different types of explosives.

And Colin's trained to find those.

'So, Rob and Colin are going to give me

'a demonstration of what I need to learn.

'Hidden in this function room

'are a small amount of explosives for Colin to find.'

You can see Colin's wearing a harness now.

Um, this is a trigger for the dog, so that he knows he's searching.

Stay.

-He's a good boy.

-Sit.

Go find.

So I'm watching the dog now.

You've got to keep your eye on the dog at all times,

cos he might do something that I need to recognise,

that he may have got into a scent pattern.

How do you know he found something? What does Colin do to tell you that?

He'll get to the source of the smell and he'll just stop.

-This is safe now. We know this is OK.

-OK.

-This has been searched.

-Yeah.

-So we'll move down now.

-He likes that area.

-You can see now, he's getting very interested there.

See, Colin has now stopped. He's now waiting for his tennis ball.

-Good boy!

-'That's Colin's reward. So let's see what he's found.'

-Just behind the step there.

-Yeah?

-You can see there's a pot.

-Oh, yeah.

Pick that up. Just inside the pot there, you've got plastic explosives.

'In the canister, the explosives are perfectly safe,

'but in the wrong hands could be very dangerous.'

Right, so he did the job? He found it.

-I've now got to try and do that with my own dog?

-Yes, that's right.

-So, say hello to Ziggy.

-Yeah.

-Ziggy is my search dog.

-He is.

This is Ziggy, he's a new dog, he's only seven months old now.

So he has done a little bit, but not a great deal.

So we're both in training?

-That's right, so it's over to you now.

-It's me and you, Ziggy.

-See if you can, er, find it.

-OK.

Find.

-Ziggy!

-BARNEY CLAPS

This way. Ziggy?

Here, boy!

Ziggy!

Ziggy? 'Er, I don't think he's listening!'

-Give him the command to find again.

-Like that?

He's very excited about something here, isn't he?

-He is, yes, so leave him with it now.

-OK.

There you go. That's the dog's indication.

He's gone into the sit, so we reward Ziggy a bit more quickly,

-because he's a young dog.

-OK.

-Brilliant, well done.

-Good boy!

-That was brilliant.

-That's it, well done.

-First timer as well!

You know, you got better and better as the search went on,

because, initially, you were perhaps too close to the dog.

-OK.

-And at one point, he was behind you.

-Did we find anything?

I mean, Ziggy's knows that he's found something.

-'It's more plastic explosives.'

-So he did really well.

-There you have it.

-And so did you.

-Thank you very much.

-That was brilliant!

-No problem, well done.

-Do I get a tennis ball now?

BARKING

'Today is the day for my challenge at Manchester Airport.

'It's time for Ziggy and I

'to work as a team in a special training exercise.'

The front pocket is the most important

part of any police officer who works with a dog's uniform,

and you'll see it says there on the side -

"scoop the poop", so be prepared.

'But now, things are about to get serious.

'Rob has hidden a small amount of explosive somewhere

'in the busy airport and it's down to me and Ziggy to find them.'

Search!

'We're off to an enthusiastic start.' Ziggy! Ziggy!

'But still no sign.' Yeah.

'At least Ziggy's listening to me.

'And, as he comes to a stop,

'it looks like Ziggy has discovered something.'

If that... If that's not a definite point, I don't know what is.

Good boy!

Well done! Yes!

So, let's just have a quick look.

-Wow!

-I think we can officially say you've passed the test.

Such a great experience to actually be here with Ziggy,

for him to show me the ropes in the airport and it's really quite weird,

though, how dogs are sort of led by their sense of smell.

I'm actually the same with sausages. If anybody gets...

HE SNIFFS

I ate all of them as well. It was such good fun.

Thank you to Rob and Colin for showing me

and the star of the show is Ziggy.

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You've not just voted for your favourite show,

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It says, "I'd make Radzi King and Barney be his servant."

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That's this week's show. What's happening next week is amazing!

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You like sport? Talking about sport, we have Olympic gymnast Louis Smith

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