Police Dogs, Crayon Art and Malorie Blackman Blue Peter

Coming up on today's show. Cute alert!

-BUZZER SOUNDS

-We are joined in the studio

by some of the police force's newest recruits.

Lindsey spends the day with one of your favourite authors,

Malorie Blackman.

Plus, we'll be joined by two guests

who are going to show us how to turn these

into this fantastic work of art.

All of that is coming up on today's live Blue Peter.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

-Ah.

-Hello.

-How are you?

We hope you are having a happy hair-raising half-term,

-if it is your half-term holiday.

-You've had a hair-raising half-term.

Look at the size of that! It's a monster of a mop.

-HE LAUGHS

-Afros never take a day off, mate.

If you are on half-term or if you're back to school, don't worry,

we've got a great show for you. Loads coming up.

-You've probably noticed that Lindsey's not here.

-I know.

-HE LAUGHS

-I'm not being serious. I am.

She's away training for a very special Blue Peter challenge.

-You'll find...

-Good luck, Lindsey.

-You'll find out more about that.

Barney's noticed the puppies in the studio. There they are.

We're going to be meeting them very shortly.

But until then, we have a live show,

so we want you to...

-ALL: Join in!

-Indeed.

Last weekend, Lindsey met Malorie Blackman,

not just the nicest person on the planet

but also a best-selling author.

It got us thinking -

if you could spend the day with any celebrity

who would you spend the day with and what would you get up to?

I would spend the day with Will.i.am.

-I'd probably write songs with him, cos he's wicked.

-He is wicked.

You see, I love wrestling.

My all-time favourite wrestler is The Rock.

The Brahma Bull, The People's Champion, The Great One.

We'd learn how to Peoples' Elbow, Rock Bottom, everything.

-It would be awesome.

-HE CHUCKLES

-I've lost you again, haven't I?

-There's puppies.

He's gone. Please do get in touch...

-Can I go and have a look?

-Walk.

-I love puppies.

Just look at how cute these guys are in the studio.

I'm not talking about Terry and Dave the handlers,

I am, of course, talking about Susie.

Hi, Susie, how are you?

This is Pilgrim and that's Paz.

This is Paz.

Police dogs like these guys help keep us safe at big events

and in airports too.

Before we speak to you, have a look at what happened

when I went along to meet some very special police dogs

just like these guys.

I actually got to train them as well. It's fun.

DOG BARKS

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 is one of the many police dogs that are used

by the Greater Manchester Police.

I'm here to find out how they are used.

In true Blue Peter style, I have been given a 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.

This is very serious. This is real police work.

I have 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 Chorlton

'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 is a springer spaniel.

We don't just use German Shepherds, we use 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.

With the spaniels and the Labs, the noses are very good.

When you talk about a high play drive,

you mean that it's kind of a play and reward thing.

Even though they're working dogs, they think it's a bit of fun.

They do. It's all play-based training.

With the search dogs, they think they're looking for a tennis ball.

The end result is they get a tennis ball.

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

Colin is trained to find explosives.

There are several types of explosives.

Colin is 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 is wearing a harnesses now.

This is a trigger for the dog so that he knows he is searching.

Stay.

-He's a good boy.

-Sit. Go find.

I'm watching the dog now.

You have to keep your eye on the dog at all times.

He might do something that I need to recognise

that he may have got into a scent pattern.

How do you know when he has found something?

What does he do to tell you that?

He will get to the source of the smell and he will stop.

This is safe. We know this is OK.

This has been searched. We will move down now.

He likes that area, doesn't he?

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

Colin has now stopped.

He is now waiting for his tennis ball.

Good boy.

'That is Colin's reward, so let's see what he has found.'

-Just behind the step there.

-Oh, yeah.

-Pick that up.

Just inside the pot there, we've got plastic explosives.

In the canister, the explosives are perfectly safe.

But in the wrong hands, they could be dangerous.

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. Ziggy is my search dog.

He is. This is Ziggy. He's a new dog.

He's only seven months old.

He has done a little bit, but not a great deal.

-We're both in training, I suppose.

-That's right. Over to you.

-Me and you, Ziggy.

-See if you can find it.

-OK.

Find.

Ziggy.

This way. Ziggy.

Here, boy.

Ziggy. Ziggy.

'I don't think he's listening!'

Give him the command to find again.

Like that.

-He's very excited about something here.

-He is, yes.

-Leave him with it now.

-OK.

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

He's gone into the sit. We'll reward Ziggy a bit more quickly

-because he is a young dog.

-OK.

-Brilliant. Well done.

-Good boy, Ziggy. That was brilliant.

First timer as well.

You got better as the search went on.

Initially, you were perhaps too close to the dog.

-At one point he was behind you.

-Did we find anything?

Ziggy knows he has found something.

'It's more plastic explosives.'

-He did really well.

-There you have it.

-So did you.

-Thank you very much.

-That was brilliant.

-No problem. Well done.

Do I get a tennis ball now?

DOGS BARK

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.

You'll see it say 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 explosives

somewhere in the busy airport.

It's down to me and Ziggy to find them.

Search.

'We're off to an enthusiastic start.'

Ziggy. Ziggy.

'But still no sign.'

'At least Ziggy is listening to me.'

'And as he comes to a stop,

'it looks like Ziggy has discovered something.'

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

Good boy, well done!

Yes!

Let's just have a quick look.

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

'Such a great experience to be here with Ziggy,

'for him to show me the ropes in the airport.

'It's weird, when you think about it,

'how dogs are led with their sense of smell.'

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

HE SNIFFS

They were the best sausages I've ever had.

That was a proper hard day's work, that was.

Before we meet the police dogs and the handlers,

I want to show you something.

What I love about Blue Peter is that when you send stuff to us

we can show you next week and say,

"We've had this in during the week."

But it's so instant. This morning, this came in the post.

We haven't shown you the film yet.

But Gemma, from what she saw last week

about what was going to be on today's show has drawn this picture.

I think it's absolutely brilliant.

That is me with Rob from last week looking after the police dogs.

It was a great experience. I'm glad you captured it on a piece of paper.

Gemma, thank you very much.

Terry and Dave, let's talk about these cuties.

They're very little and young, aren't they?

These two here are seven weeks old. We bred them ourselves

at West Midlands Police for succession planning.

When do you start training them?

Their training is starting now, seven weeks of age.

Their training is starting now.

What sort of things do you do with them when they are that little?

Do you try low level games and work them up to the hard stuff?

We'll allocate them a puppy walker

and they'll expose them to any environment

that you could think a police dog would go.

Is that what this is we're looking at here

with the little guy running around?

At the moment they're in the pen.

Lots of toys. Playing with the toys.

Also at the moment Tony is there getting the dog to follow him.

Basic obedience.

Getting the dogs to interact with us.

It's all about socialisation, exposing to them as much as possible

at a young age.

There you can see the dog is retrieving a piece of paper

and he should bring it back.

It's a reward-based game that you're playing, isn't it?

All our training is reward-based. The dog's working.

At the end of an exercise, they will always get

some form of a toy or food.

Is it true that you run something called Pup Idol?

Yeah, this is Pup Idol.

The contestants come in, they do what they're capable of

and then you vote for them.

We run it to advertise what we do.

-There is one currently now, Pup Idol Two.

-Genius.

-Following our spaniels.

That's on YouTube for people to follow on West Midlands Police site.

So much like the TV show, people get voted out, don't they?

Do all of your dogs get through or do some of them not make it?

85% of our dogs that we breed make it in the scheme.

Those who don't are suitable for pets and we re-home them as pets.

They have all got a good temperament, as you can see, and are sociable.

We are happy to re-home them if we find the right homes.

What better pet to look after their home than a police dog?

It's a genius idea.

They've had no training, but by sight they are a good deterrent.

Fabulous. Well, while you were watching me training with Ziggy,

I've hidden Susie's tennis ball somewhere in the studio.

'You can see me doing it here.

'We were thinking the best thing to do is show her the ball first,

'let her know that she's on the lookout for something.

'I thought the best place to hide it would be somewhere

'low down to give her a chance. But I didn't want to be too easy.

'So, for you at home, this is where I've hidden the tennis ball.

'Susie doesn't know this, of course.

'But we'd like to see if she can find it live.'

We'll give it a go.

-Good luck, Susie.

-Find it.

You're looking for her to follow a scent pattern here, aren't you?

Good girl, Susie.

That was the strongest smelling tennis ball ever.

Good girl, Susie.

Well done. There you have it.

That is it, isn't it?

-Good girl.

-Brilliant, Susie. Thank you.

Dave and Terry, thank you for bringing them in.

It's similar to us and Radzi.

When he does a good show we give him a biscuit.

Isn't that right, Radz?

Rubbish book, anyway. Rubbish.

It's pretty safe to say

that I'm positively overflowing with books here.

That is for one reason.

It's the Blue Peter Book Awards 2014.

In December we announced the six books that were shortlisted.

There are two categories...

400 children in ten schools all read and judged the books.

Last week they told us what they thought of the Best Book With Facts.

This week, it's all about the Best Story.

Let's hear from the judges themselves.

These children know everything there is to know

about the six books shortlisted for the Blue Peter Book Awards 2014.

They have been busy reading all six titles

and we want their insider knowledge

on the three books in the Best Story category.

First up, Rooftoppers.

Well, Rooftoppers is my favourite book

because it was full of action and determination

from both characters.

Sophie is an orphan found floating in a cello case

in the English Channel.

But Sophie remembers seeing her mother wave for help.

When no-one believes her, Sophie takes matters into her own hands

and flees to Paris to search for her mother.

The only clue she has is the address of the cello maker.

In Rooftoppers by Katherine Rundell,

we join Sophie on the run from the authorities,

where she finds Matteo,

a boy who walks tightropes and lives in the sky.

In a race across the rooftops

will they ever be able to find her mother before it's too late?

My favourite part of the book was the first part,

when Charles finds Sophie.

He brought her home to take care of her.

That just proves that he's a good man.

The characters are so interesting it makes me want to read more.

Matteo is my favourite character because he is an expert

of jumping from rooftops and always gets into fights.

Sophie was my favourite character

cos she wasn't afraid to say what she believed.

When she believed that her mum was still alive

she always stood up for her.

People should read this book, it looks like it's for girls,

but it's for boys as well.

If you like emotions like sad and happiness,

you'll be really happy to read this book.

Next, it's Whale Boy.

Whale Boy is my favourite book

because it is full of mystery and adventure and mysterious twists.

Michael has never seen a whale, not a real one.

Everyone knows they disappeared from the waters

around the little Island of Liberty many years ago.

Whale Boy by Nicola Davies tells the fishy tale that unfolds

after a terrible storm brings a mysterious stranger

to Michael's island home,

who offers Michael what he's always dreamed of -

his very own boat.

All he has to do in return is help the stranger find the whales

and promise to never tell a soul.

Michael is about to learn that sometimes dreams come at a price.

Whale Boy was my favourite book, because it was full of adventure.

Michael was really brave.

Some of the characters were bad. Some of them were good.

I just really enjoyed it.

It hooks you in so well.

I think everybody should have to read it.

My favourite moment was when Michael found Freedom,

the whale in the water, because it was really magical,

like it was coming alive.

My favourite character is Michael, because he is funny,

and adventurous and he is always determined

to do what he wants to do.

I think he should win an award for bravery,

because he was so brave out in the storm.

You should read this book because it's very engaging

and it would help you with your own writing.

One of the thing I don't like is it's very slow to pick up,

at the beginning it doesn't really hook you in.

However, once it's hooked you in,

it is one of the most amazing books there.

And finally, Oliver and the Seawigs.

I like Oliver and the Seawigs

because I love all the different characteristics in the characters

and it is like saying opposites attract

cos they're all different and unique in their own special ways.

Oliver and the Seawigs by Philip Reeve and Sara McIntyre

is the adventure-filled story of ten-year-old Oliver Crisp,

the son of explorers who met at the top of Mount Everest.

When his parents go missing in uncharted islands,

Oliver sets sail across the Sarcastic Sea to rescue them.

In his quest he meets a talking albatross,

a mermaid with a black eye,

a villainous boy called Stacey de Lacey,

and an army of pesky sea monkeys.

Oliver And The Seawigs is my favourite book.

The Sarcastic Seaweed was hilarious.

My favourite character is Oliver, because he is very brave

going to sea all by himself.

My favourite part in the book

was when Stacy de Lacey was walking along the beach

talking to the sea monkeys

about how his name could be a boy's name as well, not just a girl's name.

He gets really stressed about it.

It has got loads of humour, it drags you into the book,

you never want to put it down.

People should not judge a book by its cover,

because when I looked at Oliver And The Seawigs

it didn't really appeal to me.

But when I started reading it, I couldn't put it down.

You should definitely read the book.

It is amazing.

You will get addicted to it very easily.

I think everyone should get into more books

and just read every day, to see what they can find,

and suggest to other people what they like,

like Oliver And The Seawigs.

The experts agree, three excellent reads.

Barney, what are you doing?

I'm holding the books up with the power of my mind, Radzi.

Barney, it's string.

Oh, yeah...

Didn't quite work, did it?

-Not as well as we'd hoped, if I'm being completely honest.

-OK.

But the winners are going to be announced in two weeks' time

and that is actually on World Book Day live on Blue Peter,

so make sure you are watching.

-I've got a book joke.

-Go on.

I went into a library and said, "Can I have burger and chips?"

The librarian said, "This is a library."

I went, "Oh, sorry. (Can I have burger and chips?)"

No-one laughed. I did it in rehearsals and no-one laughed then.

-LAUGHTER

-Thank you very much. Here all week.

Right then, last weekend, Lindsey met Malorie Blackman

and we thought if you ever wanted to be a best-selling author,

this would be good to watch. She is the Children's Laureate.

That is an award that is handed out once every two years

to an author or illustrator for their outstanding achievements.

So this is what happened when Lindsey met Malorie.

-I think her love her a bit.

-Lindsey?

-Malorie!

'Once upon a time, there was a Blue Peter presenter

'who got to spend the day with author Malorie Blackman.'

So what are we actually here for today?

I'm part of the Imagine Festival,

so I am going to be talking about my books.

I am looking forward to that. Bit nervous. Once I'm on stage...

You'll be fine.

Meanwhile, loads of fans started to arrive to get a glimpse of Malorie.

-You're a big Malorie Blackman fan, aren't you?

-Yes.

Out of ten, what would you give her as a writer?

-Ten.

-Ten.

Why do you like her writing?

I just think it is different to everything else you can buy.

What about you?

It is all relevant to what's going on in the world at the time.

Her books have their own character, they are quite different.

As the audience took to their seats, it was time for Malorie

to take to the stage to talk about her books.

-Have a good show.

-Thank you very much.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

The way I know a book is working is if my characters take over.

But, of course, the Blue Peter audience

had their very own questions for Malorie.

Blue Violet Sparkly Baker says...

Good names!

"What was it like being mentioned in a Tinie Tempah song?"

Oh, that was surreal! Goodness me!

It was one of those things where my daughter came rushing up and said,

"You're in a song, you're in a song!"

# Look, I'm just a writer from the ghetto like Malorie Blackman... #

I think for all of about ten minutes

my daughter actually thought I was cool, so that was really good.

Yellow Mega Cherry says,

"Would you rather have a bath in baked beans or custard?"

I think it'd probably have to be custard.

-OK.

-A bit smoother.

-Not savoury.

Red Violet Rock Dude says, "Do any of your books relate

"to something that happened in your life?"

Some of them do. I wrote a book called Thief,

about a girl who was accused of something she didn't do,

and that was inspired by something that happened to me

when I was accused of something I didn't do when I was at school.

Purple Gentle Doe says, "Hi, Malorie, big fan..." Of course.

-Hi!

-"..my question is, how has becoming an author

"changed you as a person?"

It has made me a terrible people watcher.

If I'm sitting behind you on a bus or train,

I'm afraid I will listen to your conversation, and...

And I always carry a notepad and pen in my bag,

so I write down ideas and snippets of conversation.

OK, so Purple Quirky Pegasus says,

"If you could meet anyone who has ever lived, who would it be?"

I'd love to have met Nelson Mandela.

I'm really sorry I didn't get to meet him.

I would love to meet Shakespeare.

I think he'd be a good laugh.

'And then it was time for all the fans to meet Malorie.

'Some of her fans were young and some, well,

'they were a little bit older.'

-Thank you for a lovely day.

-My pleasure!

-Thank you.

Well, it's been an absolutely amazing day with Malorie Blackman.

I've had a great time and really enj...

M... She's leaving! Malorie! Malorie!

"The end."

Oh.

Not really sure about the ending.

That Lindsey character was pretty cool, though.

Lindsey Russell, what are you like?

It's time to get creative.

Every single week we say we love it when you send in your artwork.

Here is the proof.

This here is a beautiful piece of artwork

sent in from Emily and Nicole.

We thought it was ingenious.

So much so, that we asked them to come to the studio

to help explain to you just how to make one

so it's time to do just that.

It's time to give a huge Blue Peter welcome to Emily and Nicole!

-WHOOPING AND APPLAUSE

-Yes.

-Welcome. Welcome. Girls, how are you feeling?

-Good.

-Are you excited to be on Blue Peter?

-Yes.

What gave you this incredible idea to make the awesome works of art?

Well, we were looking through the cupboards last half term,

looking for things to do and then we came across some old wax crayons

and a couple of canvases, so we decided to put the two together

and we got a hairdryer, melted them

and that's it, really.

It's simple but it's so brilliant.

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

In fact, which is...

THEY READ OUT WEBSITE ADDRESS

Without a hitch, apart from me.

Now, what do you need in order to make it?

-You need some crayons.

-Check.

-PVA glue.

-Check.

-Card or canvas.

-Check, check.

-And a hairdryer.

-Check.

All there. In fact, just so you know,

this canvas may look really expensive. It's actually not.

It's only a couple of quid from your local art store,

so don't think it's expensive, it's not at all.

Now, let's get started. How do we start?

-First you just get some glue.

-Yes.

-And put it down in the way you want the crayons to be.

-OK.

And then you need to stick the crayons on.

Brilliant, OK. So we're just going to do a line, right.

-So we don't need to be shy with the glue, do we?

-No.

Not at all. We don't mind getting our hands dirty here.

In terms of putting colours down, have you got any tips

for which colours should go down or just any old colours?

Well, the lighter colours go nicer together,

because if the darker colours are together,

they tend to mix and go a horrible shade of brown.

-Ah, so you don't want dark colours together?

-Yeah.

Now, if I had more reds and whites,

I'd be doing the colours of Arsenal cos that is my football team.

Do you like girls like football?

-Who do you support?

-West Brom.

-You're a Baggie!

Do you know what, straight up top.

That works for me. I'm from Wolverhampton, so...

Now, it's not just lines you can do.

In fact, feast your eyes on these.

The more creative you are, to be honest, the better.

It really is individual,

so get your thinking caps on and get creating.

Once you have stuck them all on, which you've done very quickly,

we need to let the glue dry.

-How long will that take, roughly?

-About two hours.

Two hours, OK.

Now with TV magic, we have one that we made earlier,

so let's get that one out.

Now, we have given them a little bit of heat before we came on

because this doesn't take a couple of seconds

to actually melt the wax, does it?

-No.

-How long does it take?

-About 10-15 minutes.

OK, we don't want to waste your time with 10-15 minutes,

but what comes the next part?

-The hairdryer.

-The hairdryer. Now, before we do use this

we do need to remember a couple of things, don't we?

-Yeah.

-What are they?

The wax is really warm when you melt it, so be really careful.

-OK.

-And also it could go everywhere.

The glue will go everywhere

so we need to remember the wax can be hot, the hairdryer can be hot and

it's going to get messy so cover up areas you don't want to get messy.

OK, let's see if it works. Fingers crossed because I don't know.

Three, two, one. Go!

HAIRDRYERS BLOW

-How is yours looking, girls?

-Good.

-Is yours melting?

-Yeah.

I'm not sure if mine is!

-How do I get the wax, do I aim it in a certain way?

-Yeah.

You can hold the canvas down to make it quicker.

It's beginning to run.

It is beginning to run!

It is beginning to run.

So, I think if we carried on for a few more minutes

it would look good, wouldn't it?

Well, girls, it's been an absolute pleasure to have you in.

-Straight up top.

-Thanks for having us on the show.

-Thank you for coming.

Give them a round of applause!

Yes. Barney, what do you think?

They're brilliant because you get your own unique piece of art

on your bedroom wall. Get creative,

if you want to make a big one you could wax to the max.

I came up with that on my ownsie!

Let's talk about the big badge wall.

Any chance you get to be creative, you never disappoint us.

See if you can see your picture on there

if you have sent us something.

Now, I want to pick out one of my favourite pictures ever.

Look what Tom did.

He designed a picture where I get to be a 007 secret agent.

I've got the glasses and an earpiece with an aerial.

That, for me, is right up my street.

This is Katrina, who's drawn this picture of the three of us.

These are our presenting clothes.

We have a guy called Lee who does that for us. He's really good.

And that's an homage to the man we all love.

Remember the Valentine's Day boxes we did?

They have been such a big hit. Tamsin and Amber have had a go.

You can put treats inside and it's not just people on the board,

we've had some e-mails and letters too.

This is Emily and Aisla from Surrey.

This is a Valentine's Day box they made with their nanna as

a present for their mum and they've put a chocolate crispy inside.

It gets better, anything with a sweet treat in it.

Oshan's is amazing because he designed this for his grampa.

It was his grandpa's 70th birthday so he put a spin on it, put 70

on the outside. You are a legend, and apparently Grandpa loved it too.

Thank you very much.

This is one of the best parts about being a Blue Peter presenter,

seeing all the post you send in.

This is from Amelia and Charlie and not only have they made the Olympic

medals we made a couple of weeks ago but look what they're wearing.

They are ready for the Winter Olympics!

Now, this is from Eamonn and Naseem.

They also made three Olympic medals and by the way, Lizzy Yarnold,

she smashed it. Gold medal for Team GB in the skeleton.

-Well done, Lizzy!

-She gets to eat a gold biscuit medal.

Thank you so much for getting in touch and sending us

your creative ideas and your pictures.

If you want to see any more there's an online gallery on the website.

And also there's a brand-new badge song by Brett Domino. Check it out.

Earlier on we told you to get in touch and tell us what you would do

if you could spend the day with a celebrity.

I would spend the day with will.i.am. What would you do?

Well, Teal Shiny Dolphin would love to meet Jessie J. She's lovely.

"She seems like such fun and we would hang out

"and have an amazing time."

Lemon Little Papaya says, "I would love to meet Jess Ennis-Hill

"because she's my favourite athlete." She is incredible.

These names are getting better. Emerald Terrible Gadget says,

"Jacqueline Wilson because I've read all of her books.

"And she might give me some writing tips too."

-Who would you most like to meet?

-Probably Kylie Minogue.

Kylie Minogue. How about yourself?

-Maybe the cast of The Dumping Ground.

-Nice.

Thank you very much for getting in touch.

Thank you to Dave and Terry and Emily and Nicole

and the cuties who have been so good and behaved themselves.

On next week's show, loads for you to look out for. Lindsey and I

will be going head-to-head in a pancake-off.

I am making sweet, she is making savoury, so who will win?

I'll be judging that one.

I'll be flying the flag for Team Blue Peter,

getting very cold in the process. Watch that!

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