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This programme contains some strong language and adult humour

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CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

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Hello! And welcome to Good News.

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So, what's been happening?

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Hey, did anyone else see that guy mistakenly lean in for a kiss?

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-Hi, nice to meet you.

-Nice to meet you.

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LAUGHTER

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Boris Johnson revealed what he saw when he took acid.

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A three-toed sloth or a one eyed pterodactyl.

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LAUGHTER

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Over at BBC Politics, someone did a shit in Andrew Neil's mug.

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-WOMAN:

-Politics in Scotland...

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LAUGHTER

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Here's a bit of advice - if you're going to take a photo,

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watch where you're going.

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SHE SPEAKS OWN LANGUAGE

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LAUGHTER

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And finally, I think all the partying

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has really taken its toll on Harry Styles.

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We thought, instantly, let's...

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LAUGHTER

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APPLAUSE

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Over in America,

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the big story this week was the US mid-term elections.

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Barack Obama has woken up to a disastrous result

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in America's mid-term elections.

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His Democratic party lost big, or as one US pundit put it...

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The Democrats got their butts kicked.

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This makes him a lame-duck president.

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Nothing tells the story more vividly than this.

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He is left with little to no legislative power.

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Something of a lame duck.

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In the blink of an eye,

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the most powerful man in the world has become history.

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HE SIGHS

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LAUGHTER

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Poor Obama.

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He's in power but he has no power.

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Hmm. Who does that remind me of?

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LAUGHTER

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What I want to know is,

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how did Obama lose power to people like this?

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I'm Joni Ernst.

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I grew up castrating hogs on an Iowa farm

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so when I get to Washington,

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I'll know how to cut pork.

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PIG SQUEALS

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LAUGHTER

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"Vote for me, America!

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"I can rip off pigs' nuts!"

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That woman is now in the US Senate.

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She doesn't belong in politics,

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she belongs in a fucking butchers!

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Imagine that over here! How sinister would that be?

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"Vote for me.

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"Because when I was little,

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"I chopped off a Chihuahua's dick."

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LAUGHTER

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AUDIENCE GROAN

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It wasn't just her.

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Fair to say, in America, they like their politicians pretty simple.

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I believe in God.

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I'm not Barack Obama.

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We're Republicans, we should be better than that.

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Bibles and guns brought us here

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and Bibles and guns will keep us here.

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LAUGHTER

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They're like psychotic Forrest Gumps.

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"I ain't never done no thinking!"

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"Vote for me, America.

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"I can't read and I got me a boom-boom stick!"

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LAUGHTER

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I've saved the maddest candidate for last.

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Check out this guy.

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Hi, I'm Bob. I'm running.

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Running for Iowa's open seat in the US Senate.

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Seems like a nice bloke.

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I wonder what else he's got to say.

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If you are the sexual predator and sociopath

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who murdered my sister Lynette

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and you come to my front door to do harm to my girls,

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I'm going to use my Glock

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to blow your balls off.

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LAUGHTER

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APPLAUSE

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He's the friendliest psycho ever.

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Imagine what the rest of that advert looks like.

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"If you try and break into my house,

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"I'll rip your skin off and wear it like a dress.

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"If you put your rubbish in my wheelie bin, I'll kill your dog.

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So, what else?

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Well, we couldn't do a bit about Obama without mentioning this guy.

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Mr Long-legged Mack Daddy. LAUGHTER AND APPLAUSE

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That's right. That's right.

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Now, in case you're new to the show,

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that is Pastor Manning

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and he is a lunatic.

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Most people are upset with Obama because of the economy.

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Have a look what he accused the President of doing.

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Encouraging more black men to come out of the closet.

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And so we have taken direct action

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here at the Atlah World Missionary Church

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by posting up on our announcement board outside these words.

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LAUGHTER

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That's right.

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That's right. He reckons Barack Obama

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has been releasing homo demons!

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What? Like he's sat in the White House -

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"Hmm, shall I deal with the Middle East?

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"No. Release the knob-goblins!"

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LAUGHTER

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What the hell is a homo demon?

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What, are there bright red creatures going around Washington?

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-GRUFF:

-"We're taking you to hell...

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-CAMP:

-"..on rollerblades!"

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LAUGHTER

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"Watch out, guys! I'm feeling horny!"

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LAUGHTER

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Homo demons(!)

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Just when you think Pastor Manning can't get any crazier,

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he started offering advice to black women

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on how to deal with the homo demon.

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Black women, let me say something to you.

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You have a very hard time competing against a white homosexual male.

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He's usually got money,

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a white homo usually has an American Express card.

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He usually has an opportunity at the theatre.

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Homos love the theatre, they love to go out to dinner parties,

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they love that kind of a thing.

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And, as a black woman, you can't compete.

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LAUGHTER

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"You can't compete with that, sisters!

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"Barack Obama has created theatre-loving dick pixies

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"and they're gon' steal your man."

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He's such a moron.

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Are there really black guys in America -

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"Why did I leave my woman?"

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HE SNIFFS

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"Cos she never took me to see Mamma Mia."

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LAUGHTER

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"Just once I want to see the Lion King!"

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In UK politics, it's been another tough week for this guy.

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Ed Miliband is facing the toughest challenge to his leadership to date.

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There are reports that 20 front-bench Labour MPs

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are poised to call for his resignation.

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His own party want him out. There was even a...

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We've actually got footage of the firework they lit outside his house.

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LAUGHTER

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It wasn't just Ed making the news.

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Did you hear the latest about tax?

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You don't need to read the letter.

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I already know what MPs have been spending our money on.

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One album by Dire Straits.

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Trips to Saudi Arabia.

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-I'm travelling to China.

-A deflated mattress.

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4,000 cars.

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Two passports.

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-Illegal behaviour.

-Green crap.

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-Ticky-tacky boxes.

-Angry Birds.

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-My hair.

-Smirnoff.

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-Sea food.

-Prostitutes.

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-Tennis.

-Alcohol.

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-Transit van.

-My mother.

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-Champagne.

-Beer.

-The theatre.

-Sex.

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And let's be clear...

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Two million cucumbers.

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LAUGHTER

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-APPLAUSE

-That's right.

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Now, away from politics, it's been a huge week of news.

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We've had Remembrance Sunday, Ebola in Belfast.

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So, with that in mind,

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what was the front page of the Daily Mail on Monday?

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HE SCREAMS HEADLINE

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Noooooo!

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Why?!

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MUSIC: Adagio For Strings by Samuel Barber

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Noooo!

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According to the Daily Mail,

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people in Britain can't make sandwiches any more.

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So how did people respond?

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They took the piss and bombarded the paper with pictures like this.

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LAUGHTER

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Others got creative.

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LAUGHTER

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And then one genius did this.

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LAUGHTER

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God bless you wonderful people.

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Elsewhere this week,

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now, you know Christmas is coming

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when the news starts talking about this.

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Yesterday, John Lewis launched its ad on social media.

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It's caused a big buzz again.

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It stars a young boy and his friend, Monty the penguin.

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The campaign was an online worldwide trend by the end of the day.

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Did you see it?

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It's magical.

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MUSIC: Real Love by Tom Odell

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# Just like little girls and boys

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# Playing with their little toys

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# Seems like all we really were doing

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# Was waiting for love

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# Don't need to be alone

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# Don't need to be alone

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# It's real love

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# It's real

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# It's real love

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# It's real

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# Love

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# It's real love

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# It's real

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# It's real love... #

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HE WAILS

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HE BABBLES

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It's the most amazing thing I've ever seen!

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Do you know the best thing? Do you know the really good thing?

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We've actually got the director's cut

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of what happened next with those sweet, sweet penguins.

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LAUGHTER

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# It's real love

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# It's real

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# It's real love. #

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THEY HOOT AND GRUNT

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LAUGHTER

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APPLAUSE

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HE LAUGHS

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I can't believe I did that to the John Lewis advert.

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LAUGHTER AND APPLAUSE

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In education news, did you hear about this?

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Poor behaviour in classrooms in England

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is damaging children's education.

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That's according to a new Ofsted report that's published today.

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You're telling me!

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LAUGHTER

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APPLAUSE

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I tell you what,

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if bad behaviour makes you thick then the kid that answered this exam

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must've been in a really unruly classroom.

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LAUGHTER

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This is even worse.

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Poor kids, right?

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It gets weirder.

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Have you seen the latest course being offered at Harvard University?

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You can now do a university course in anal sex.

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I applied...

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but I couldn't get in.

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LAUGHTER

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APPLAUSE

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I accidentally slipped into the wrong lecture hall.

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Apparently it's a very difficult course at first

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but once you get going it's a lot easier.

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The only problem - I hear there's a lot of drop-outs.

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LAUGHTER

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APPLAUSE

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My guest this evening is an amazing wildlife cameraman.

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He's the world expert on polar bears and he's travelled the world

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with David Attenborough, filming incredible animals.

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He's brilliant and his name is Doug Allan.

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-DAVID ATTENBOROUGH:

-Capturing animal behaviour

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in this extreme and sometimes hostile place

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takes a very special kind of wildlife cameraman.

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And, for me, they don't come much more special than Doug Allan.

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HE LAUGHS

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I must be mad.

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I've had the extraordinary luck working with Doug over many years.

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There's just no-one else who knows these frozen worlds

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and their unique wildlife as he does.

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APPLAUSE AND CHEERING

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Thank you very much.

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Doug, thank you very much for coming on the show.

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-My pleasure.

-You've brought us so much joy down the years.

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Like all that...

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You've spent months in the Arctic,

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waiting for polar bears to pop out and we get to see the edit.

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Yeah, sometimes it can be, you know, weeks and weeks.

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My worst one was actually,

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there was snow leopards that I went after for Planet Earth.

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I spent 11 weeks looking for snow leopards

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and I saw one for one hour

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and it was asleep for 50 minutes of that hour.

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And did you think of sort of prodding it with a stick?

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Going, "Come on, mate, you're on telly. Jazz it up."

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I was keeping my distance. I was keeping my distance.

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Are you not scared when you're with polar bears?

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Cos presumably you're filming,

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it's all white, the only thing you can see is a little black nose.

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Well, you must admit, the one thing with a polar bear,

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you can't hide from a polar bear.

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That sounds like a challenge.

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That's true.

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And the Inuit, when you're filming, the Inuit have got this great saying.

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They always say, "Just remember, it's not the polar bear you can see

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"that's going to get you." So you're looking at this one

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and there's one coming round the back and thinking about attacking you.

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Because they do. Every year, two or three people

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get eaten in the Arctic by polar bears.

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What, they work in pairs?

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"You go round the front, do a bit of a dance,

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"they'll think they've got a good bit for telly,

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"and then I'll come round and eat him."

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Well, sometimes there can be two or three.

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Usually they're solitary but occasionally they will come together.

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And they're pretty hairy.

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But, you know, that's what makes them exciting -

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the fact that they might just eat you.

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LAUGHTER

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You sound like my brother on Tinder.

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LAUGHTER

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APPLAUSE

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What I love about the job that you do for us,

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and it's a real public service, because we can all remember the

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moment of David Attenborough with the gorillas, fascinating moment,

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but there's also lovely, hilarious moments like this.

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Have you seen this clip before? It's wonderful. Have a look.

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LAUGHTER

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That is just a magnificent thing to see.

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Just the time it must've taken to make the entire nation laugh

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cos it does honestly look like the squirrel's going, "Oh, shit!"

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LAUGHTER

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-"Time to go, time to go."

-Yeah.

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You know, we were, a friend of mine, Jason and I,

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we were working in a hut in Svalbard and we'd been there a long time,

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waiting for these polar bears to come out of the den,

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and I looked and for a split second I thought,

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"Somebody's got a squeegee on the windows,

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"it's just like a chamois leather."

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And I turned round and it was a bear's nose against the window.

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HE SQUEAKS Like this.

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The bear's nose was flat against the window

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and we had the lights on inside and it was dark outside

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and it was like the bear was there looking at us, thinking,

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"What's going on in here?"

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We turned round and, "Oh, there's a bear out there."

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Wow. Presumably, at that moment - "Nothing to see here.

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"Just two people that probably taste horrible."

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Well, later that night, we chased away that bear...

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-You chased a bear away?

-Well...

-That's the big part of the story!

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-That's... How do you do that?

-Well, you just...

-Just clanging a pot?

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No, you open the door and you go, "Go on, fuck off."

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What?!

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LAUGHTER AND APPLAUSE

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Wow! Wow!

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Could you...?

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Could you have sounded any more Scottish then if you'd tried?

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-SCOTTISH ACCENT:

-"Away to fuck with you, you radge bastard."

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No, you had to. When you went out for a pee or something,

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always you'd have a look round the corner

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in case there was one sleeping.

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That's not how you want to go, is it?

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I'm presuming it's so cold there

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that your piss becomes a blade and you can go...

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LAUGHTER

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What are we dealing with?

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Does it come out cold or is it like "whrrr"? Cos you've worked...

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-It's like little tinkly noises.

-Yeah. But you've worked -52, haven't you?

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-Yeah, I was in -52.

-Can you imagine how cold that is?

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That's as cold as Katie Hopkins' heart.

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-That's how cold it is.

-Oh!

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That is unbelievably chilly.

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We were talking about David Attenborough,

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who you've worked with.

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Does he always speak in that wonderful way?

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Cos I've got an image of him as soon as the cameras go, he's like...

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-COCKNEY ACCENT:

-That went all right that did, yeah?

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Let's get a couple of jars in.

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There isn't a great deal of difference between him

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-on camera and him in real life.

-He's incredible, isn't he?

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He's always helpful, always got a story and all the rest of it.

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-He's a great guy.

-There's no denying that.

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You're an incredible man, and I kind of feel bad to have to do this.

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I've got some questions from my brother.

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Here they are. I have to apologise in advance.

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Have you ever thrown a snowball at a penguin?

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Well, I did want one to move just a wee bit at one point,

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-so I didn't throw it at it.

-That's a yes.

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That's a massive yes.

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What's the biggest animal you could kill with your bare hands?

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And he's put brackets here - I'm confident I could kill a pig.

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Um... Well...

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A small whale.

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-I've got to go one better than your brother.

-Absolutely.

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-I mean, he's a moron.

-And the final question...

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Did you say he's a moron?

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He absolutely is.

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You can read the last one if you want.

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I'm slightly dancing around it

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because I know I have to say it out loud

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because I told him I would.

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What's the weirdest place you've ever had a shit?

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Well, we were camped on this...

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Do tell.

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We were camped very close to this cliff.

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Please tell me there's going to be a goat at the bottom?

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Son of a bitch!

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You know, my ex wife...

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LAUGHTER

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She was at the bottom of the cliff.

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We were out filming in a helicopter and we'd been out for a while.

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This story is getting better and better.

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We were out in the helicopter and you wear these survival suits.

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We'd been out for a good long time looking for seals.

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Didn't see any. So the pilot said, "We've got to go back.

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"The weather's going down."

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Sue said, "I've got to...

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"Well, let me go and just have a pee before I get back in the helicopter."

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She went round the back, dropped her survival suit. Had a pee.

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Came back on. I was looking at her from the other seat.

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As she was about to get in, she put on her survival suit

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and then pulled the hood up over her and I looked over...

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It was like this thing dripping down.

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She realised and I realised that what she'd done was actually

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peed in her suit and pulled it over.

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-I just had time to grab a quick photograph.

-Oh, nice!

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Well, that was an absolute delight. It was a pleasure to meet you.

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-Thank you so much for coming on the show.

-Thank you.

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Now this is wonderfully mad.

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Have you heard the latest news about bees?

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Gardeners should use their lawn mowers less often to protect

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Britain's bees and other pollinating insects.

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That is the advice from the Environment Secretary.

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In a speech today, Elizabeth Truss will say -

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bees should be treated like Premier League footballers.

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Apparently bees should be treated like footballers.

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What? We should stand on the lawn and sing at them?

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# He's black and he is yellow

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# He mumbles cos he's mellow

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# He's a freaky looking fellow

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# The humble bumble bee

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# Buzz, buzz. #

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I'll tell you what,

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if we're treating bees like footballers, does that mean

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nature programmes are going to start looking like this...

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And there he goes. He's flying in.

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Ooh, that is unbelievable pollination.

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And he's...!

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Oh, shit.

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BURP

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That was horrible.

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You were like, "Oh, that was...! Oh, no, he's dead."

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Mind you, if you think treating bees like footballers is strange,

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it's got nothing on the latest technology being used on chickens.

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How insane is that?!

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They're fitting battery hens with virtual reality,

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so they think they're free-range!

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I've got an idea how you could make them feel free-range -

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open the fucking cage!

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LAUGHTER

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CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

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Imagine the chickens putting it on. Just like,

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"Oh, this is incredible! I'm running in an open field.

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"I'm so lucky."

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System error.

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"Oh, no, I'm dancing in my own shit."

0:23:220:23:25

It's crazy.

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It's like some kind... It's like some kind of chicken Matrix.

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He is The One!

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CLUCKS

0:24:250:24:26

From...from the chicken Matrix to cat cuddling.

0:24:320:24:36

If you're looking for a job, this could be for you.

0:24:360:24:38

Now an animal rescue centre on Tyneside has advertised

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what some might consider to be their dream job - cuddling cats.

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Volunteers are invited to spend just an hour or two

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stroking and cuddling the little creatures.

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Ah-h!

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Cuddling cats is a dream job? It depends on the cat.

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Hey, Bon Jovi, on a scale of one to ten , how much do you love me?

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GROWLS

0:24:590:25:00

All right, Bon Jovi?

0:25:000:25:02

YOWLS

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I love you.

0:25:030:25:04

YOWLS

0:25:040:25:05

Good morning, sunshine.

0:25:050:25:07

YOWLS

0:25:070:25:08

Hello, Bon Jovi. High-five. Come on. High-five, Bon Jovi. High-five.

0:25:080:25:11

YOWLS

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Aggh! Bon Jovi, you're so cute.

0:25:120:25:14

YOWLS Aggh!

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Finally tonight, I've got a lovely story about friendship and surfing.

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Had a new car that had power steering and basically just over corrected.

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I was with a friend, talking, and I got ejected out of the car,

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fell on some rocks and straightaway I could tell my friend,

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"Oh, I can't move my legs."

0:25:420:25:44

Doctor said, "T4 complete paraplegia."

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Just got to relearn to live a different way.

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Was pretty hard at the beginning to get back.

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I had six months in Adelaide in rehab and I was quite good then,

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but going back to Elliston was difficult because suddenly there were

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all these things that I loved doing that I couldn't do any more.

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I just used to watch my sons a lot, like, you know,

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drive the car as close as I could and watch them surf.

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I'm good friends with Tom and Morgan, her sons.

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When we first came up with the idea, you know, I've always thought of,

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"Oh, I wonder if she could go tandem on this.

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"I wonder if she could surf on the same board.

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"Well, I could duct tape you to my back and surf.

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"I don't see why I couldn't."

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He just put me on his back and he could get up.

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The challenge of getting her on my back and, I was like,

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"If I can do what I normally do with an extra 40 kilos,

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"pretty good challenge, really."

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I remember just looking up and just the colour, the sound.

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It was like being part of everything, being part of the water.

0:26:510:26:56

I can't even find words to explain it.

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Because I can't...

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I can't feel my body, I feel like I'm moving cos being taped

0:27:110:27:16

right there at the same height, I can picture it's me.

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It's really shown me, yeah, you can still have a dream

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and things are possible.

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-APPLAUSE

-What a dude.

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Thanks very much for watching Good News. Good night, my friends.

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Farewell. Bye-bye.

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