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Good morning. Welcome to the show. Bringing some glamour and showbiz

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to the studio. We have Nicola Roberts from Girls Aloud. We're

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also joined by Jason Byrne. They have both here to cook, eat, chat

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and take a look at next week's television. This is Something For

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Good morning, welcome. You are watching Something For The Weekend.

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Hallowed to all the people who got up early to watch the rugby. Wales

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beat some hour 17-10. I feel really sorry for Mike Tindall. Fancy

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playing a World Cup match in the middle of his holiday. I was not

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expecting that! Can you imagine Usain Bolt, in the middle of the

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Olympics? I am going to go and have a few lagers. They are doing well

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now. Happy birthday to Lane. Her 60th birthday. My mum! Am I allowed

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to say her age? She will not mind. She is 60 and proud. You were a way

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last week but we went to the TV Choice awards. We when nominated

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for an award. I did not know that. We were there. And Wayne as well.

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Look at the boys on the town! You were pleased I was not there.

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cocktail was the highlight of the evening. Some bloke won. Jamie

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something? Did everyone look at you and say, I am really pleased for

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you? Did you swear? Shall we just tell this story? We got down there

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and they said, we are rubbish at being celebrities. They said, stand

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in this queue to get your picture taken. There were a soap stars.

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Simon and I asked did in this line Britain to have our photos taken.

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We said, let's go. Is that rubbish? Two big, rubbish babies. The two of

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you together. We ran away. We were like children. Louise, you were

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away last week. What were you doing? I was in Uganda with Comic

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Relief. It was amazing. Here I was at a school. Education is free for

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everyone in Uganda. There has been a lot of work by Sport Relief to

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getting kids into education. It is humbling and amazing. The reason I

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was there was about getting girls into education. That is so

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important for the future. I have been to Africa with Sport Relief.

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That is one of the most important thing - to empower women in these

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countries. In Western society, things got better. That is a really

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important thing. It is teaching women, not just about maths and

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English but their rights as women. A lot of women had children at 13

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and 14 and their futures were taken away from them. I met a couple of

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girls and they wanted to become doctors, lawyers and fight crime.

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It was very inspirational. A lot of girls here should listen. I spent

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five days crying - some out of tears of happiness and being proud

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of what I saw - and some really upsetting moments. What I realised

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when I was out in Zambia was how generous the British public are.

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The amount of money that was razed, you do not have to do it. People

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donate. What David Walliams did last week was phenomenal! Hats off

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to him. As a charity, they are pretty amazing. Every penny goes

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into helping people at ground level. Nicola Roberts has waited two years

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to release a solo album. She is here today to talk about the

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difference between being in Britain's most famous girl group

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and striking out alone in the music industry. Jason Byrne is here to

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tell us how the ginger kit, at number 33, is facing a national

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tour. He is dressed as a circus ringmaster. You can e-mail us on

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the website or tweet bass. Tell us your name and we can read it out.

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What is in store for us today? are starting off with anchovy

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palmiers with beetroot hummus. It has anchovy, parsley, lemon and

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garlic in the middle. Really nice flavours. Our main course is a

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Greek lamb with orzo. It is a standard casserole. Finished with

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parsley, mint and rosemary. You can see long past debt in there. We

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used barley in casseroles over here. Everyone will make this dessert,

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salted-caramel millionaire's shortbread. We have done that

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before. I cannot remember doing it since I was here. I am fantasising

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we have done it! Also roasted red pepper and tomato cannelloni. We a

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roasting garlic with vinegar. that on the website. This is what

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else is happening on the show today. Harry is back in the last ever

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series of Spooks. I take it personally when somebody tries to

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blow up one of my officers. Planet Dinosaur looks at the origins of

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birds. And the new cadet arrives at Sandhurst. I wanted to go to King's

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College to do war studies but I did not get the grades. That is all to

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come. Wayne is here. He has been digging out your old DVD box sets.

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What is the school today? Two of Del Boy's classics. Did he reignite

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interest in cocktail culture? We will find a buyer remake these

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drinks. He gets better and better. -- find out when we make these

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drinks. Did you like Only Fools and horses? Brilliant, mate. Wayne will

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be in his element doing that. How many years is it? 30 years.

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years of what? Since it came on the chickpeas and tahini. The puff

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pastry is in the fridge. Tahini is ground sesame seeds. A very dry

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texture. You'd buy it like that. If you spread it on a cracker and eat

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it, it is difficult. For the palmiers, anchovies and a bit of

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garlic. Chop the parsley and I am going to stick a few anchovies.

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Chop the garlic. Really small? It does not matter. We need to talk

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about your appearance on celebrity MasterChef. I am expecting you to

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be geared after all the lessons you had. Nearly five years now, my

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little protege here. Interesting. Have a look at this! What is

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confusing me here it is the egg. I imagine it goes in the sauce.

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want to see what this sauce is? is not good. No, no. It is raw and

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in a thick, sticky batter. Not nice. They were harsh! It was horrible.

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That was my first day. They said make ravioli. I was absolutely

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hopeless. You will have to watch. I did get a bit better. Where you

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nervous? I would be so nervous. would not make eye contact with me.

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They cheated. They put some rogue semolina. We were making ravioli.

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Semolina was to put on your hands. You put it in the food? Oh, no! I

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would not have done that. I cannot believe you put semolina in your

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pastor! They were trying to trick me and they did. Other people left

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the ingredient out. We are going to make the filling for the palmiers.

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We have anchovies in there. We have lemon and lemon zest and garlic.

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Chuck all at Parsley in here and then we blitzed it. We do not need

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any salt. There we go! We blitz that until it becomes a nice and

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smooth. We put the puff pastry in here until it is nice and cold. The

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translation of palmiers is little palms - sometimes known as elephant

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is. What we do is we now, I need you to spread all of that over the

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top of that. Just get it on with a spoon or a knife and spread it as

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thinly as you can. What we do his role it both ways. I am not

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laughing at you! Everyone has been, how did you get on? Did you get

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through? We tried to wear a cap if I could cheat but you cannot.

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work out. Can you practise the night before? If you have the foods

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and you have the menu but sometimes they surprise you with stuff. I

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think Simon would be proud of some of the stuff by kit. Debate like

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it? -- I cooked. Did they like it? Tim would phone me and say, mate, I

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just wondered... It would be one of those. It is definitely a good

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watch. When you go on the show, that is it. You are in. You next

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year, Louise. I would end the programme. We are running out of

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time rapidly. You need to roll one way into the middle and then the

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other way. For the hummus... What we need to do is chuck in the

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beetroot and the chickpeas and the garlic. Then we're going to blend

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this until it is smooth. What are we making? Beetroot hummus. We need

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a bit of lemon zest. The zest from one and the juice from two. It all

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goes in. We add a bit of olive-oil and add to he meet into there. It

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is beautiful. -- tahini. We chill that. Put it on to the board.

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need to egg it? No, it is fine. Put it in the fridge to stiffen. The

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juice as well. Turn that back on. Sit it in the fridge for 20 minutes.

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Now it is firm. Let's get rid of the end one. About that kind of

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bigness. Have a little slice of that! We have not had the chance to

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talk about New York fashion yet. Was it good? We will talk later. I

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have so many tips for you. It was unbelievable. You'd brush them with

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a egg wash. Did you have anything Uganda? The days were tough because

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we were in villages where they only really eat maize. That was pretty

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much it. Where we stayed, it was quite tough. You could get great

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food, but because I was filming I was nervous that I might get ill

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and it would be the wrong reason to be there if I cannot get out of bed.

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So no, I didn't. But the restaurants that were out there

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obviously do their own. I don't know what the main dishes are in

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Uganda. I think it is meat. I always assumed it would be. What is

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our national dish? Chicken tikka Marsala apparently. Fish and chips?

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Roast beef. Lovely colours. The little palmiers, the puff pastry

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comes up and the egg wash gives it a glaze. And like dipping pitta

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bread into hummus, this is a different way. She is in her

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element. When did you do that? I'm really not with it today at all.

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Meanwhile, back in the studio... You get the saltiness of the

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anchovies and the lovely earthy flavour of the beetroot and the

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combination is delicious. Absolutely delicious. A really nice

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combination of flavours. Yes, lovely. What is the main course?

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is lamb with orzo, which is a Greek is back for supposedly the last-

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ever series of the top spy drama, Are they all right? You s, but I

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take it personally when someone tries to but my offices. They have

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someone on the inside, housekeeping service to cleans for Moscow's

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great and good. The word is they left Russia over a week ago. On the

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quiet. No one is meant to know they have gone. Where? Here. They are in

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London. That is impossible. He is a Russian minister, it would be on

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the news. So he doesn't want us to know he is here. Your former asset

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was to warn us. The only way she knows how to contact us is like she

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did in the 80s. He will have him silenced by the owner of the

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exploding laptop, who knows we are on to him. He worships Elena. If he

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finds out he betrayed her, she is already dead. A lot about a laptop?

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The hard drive is in bits. We need to find him and get surveillance on

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him. This man is too good. He will see you coming. We have one person

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dead already. This is a senior politician, so no direct

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You can see Spooks tonight at 9pm. OK, our first guest is having a mad

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busy summer. He began his 40 date Cirque Du Byrne that talk, and is

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in Bristol tonight, and as always, he was at this year's Edinburgh

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Fringe, doing stuff like this. checked into a hotel and I went to

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have a look around the hotel, because that is what Scottish and

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Irish people do. We are not like Americans, they will check in and

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go straight to the room and freshen up, but not us. We want a have a

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look around the hotel, because you have paid your money. You want to

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make sure the pictures match on the internet site of a hotel. Scottish

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and Irish people cannot do this, we cannot walk by a room that has been

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cleaned without looking into it. Because we are nosey..., that is

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what we are. Australians, Americans, they mind their own business. Not

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us. We walk by a room that has been He is Irish, a little bit lazy,

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welcome to Something For The Weekend, Jason Byrne. The reason I

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was looking confused was, he said I was in the sea and a C not to

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shoulder of. We were talking about press-ups. It is such a manly show.

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I was in the sea in Australia and people asked if I was surfing, and

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what I was really doing was just walking out into the sea, and I'm a

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really bad swimmer. A wave hit me, and I thought it was about six or

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seven foot tall, but it was only two feet, but it hit me and I had a

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boogie board, and I wasn't even doing the proper thing, the lying

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down thing. I only did it in the white wash. I just dragged myself

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into the sea. We went back out, and when I was walking out, a wave hit

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me and you're supposed to go into a ball, apparently. When a wave hits

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you you're meant to go in a ball, so this doesn't happen. Who taught

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you that? An Australian. Were they are having a laugh? When I was

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walking out, the wave came, they could see the panic on my face and

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they were shouting to jump through it, going to it! Going to will ball.

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And it hit me and I went in like that, and the boogie board went

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that way, and this arm went up and over and snap out and I stood up,

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and I didn't know what happened. And I stood up and my arm wasn't

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here any more, it was just behind me. So ago I had to put it back in.

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Just played twisted and put it back in. Did you have one of those funny

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hats and red shorts. Was it just a regular bloke? That's because

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English people don't put themselves in balls. He said, yes, this

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happens all time. Serve as always come out with their arms hanging

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off. -- surfers. You are as big in Australia as you are over here, if

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not bigger. How come you made it in Australia? I got over there and it

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was the Melbourne Comedy Festival, which is a brilliant one. When you

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go over there there are about five celebrities in Australia, that is

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it. There is only about 22 million of them anyway. If you have any

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kind of strange head like this, that is a novelty and they say,

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getting on the telly. And he has a nice accent, that will be good. I

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ended up doing loads of TV stuff. Do you find the audience is

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different in Australia? You yes, because they are automatically

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happy. Immediately they are happy. Because they have the sun and some

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vitamin D... I was in Blackpool and sitting in my hotel room, the sky

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was grey and the sea was matching the sky and I was looking out and

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the ground was grey and there were four grey cars in the car park.

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suppose you have to cheer people up in England, but in Australia they

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are kind of happy. If you come out and say hello, they think that's

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good. That's all right. They are all sitting there in their white

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clothes, looking fantastic. I can't get a tan, because my skin will

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fall off. I was doing this piece on Bondi Beach, sunbathing, and it is

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pure white sand, so matches my skin. When I laid down in my shorts, a

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bloke came around and stood on May. My skin was the same colour as the

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sand. But I cannot get a tan, can you? I don't tan. It is bad for you.

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Tanned skin is damaged skin. And I tell you what, we will speak to

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Nicola Roberts about that later because she has done a whole

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campaign about stopping the ball going on sunbeds. Than some ice.

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That is something for the weekend. Why is this called Something For

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The Weekend when it is on a Sunday? Is the weekend not over? It is

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something for next weekend. You keep your memories all the way

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through the week. People home are hung over, going it was a brilliant

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weekend, what's this? We need to be on on a Friday morning. Something

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for a Sunday. Talking about Australia, you do audience

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participation here, do you do it there? Yes. Your participation

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involves asking the audience to bring you give us. Is this is

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something that started happening? How did this happen? I was in

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Leicester Square in the Comedy Theatre and a guy started leaving

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stuff on stage. He left some underpants on stage and he had at

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my face imprinted on them. I put that on my bum and on the front he

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had a cactus, so people just started making stuff. I said I

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should ask people to bring the GIFs. Encourage some more widows! -- Weir

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does. This was in Glasgow, and you remember the Andrex puppy, they

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left in the bag, that is so weird. It will suffocate. And it is

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written on the bag. Safety-first, plastic bags can be dangerous, to

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avoid danger of suffocation Cape this bag away from children and

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animals. This was just left on the stage. I've got all sorts. This was

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brilliant. This is the Stone of Destiny. I did a gig in Perth, and

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this is a big Scottish thing where the English starlet, and I had

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never heard of it. In Perth they were trying to tell me, the English

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stole it from us and we had to steal it back. I was doing a gig in

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Dunfermline the next day, and a guide drove from Perth with this

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book and left it at the door and said he could not stay in

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Dunfermline for long because of the football team, so he had to leave,

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because he couldn't be in the same town as the Dunfermline football

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team. Crazy stuff. It is endless. A little old lady left to this.

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is Q. That will come in handy. put it on and she said, I used that

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at the.. Oz, oh really? It stops my umbrella from throat -- blowing

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away. That is no joke! This was last night. I put it on and I tried

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to work it out how it stops your umbrella blowing away. How does

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that work? I don't know, just when I put it on its less breezy. People

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just leaving the best staff. In Australia, they kept giving prizes

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for the best one and it literally fell apart because I couldn't bring

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it home with me. It was a hand- knitted G-string. A woolly one.

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sounds really comfortable. Jason will be cooking desert with Simon

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later and using his huge sporting knowledge to help us step get --

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checkouts and sporting stuff with Nicola. You did well in the rugby.

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Any questions for him or Girls Aloud back pass -- Girls Aloud's

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Nicola, please contact us. This is the point when I asked you to

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concentrate and find when the music, the headlines and the classic TV

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The days of the red telephone kiosk are numbered. In their place will

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come see-through blues made of aluminium and stainless steel.

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police officers confronted the convoy near Stonehenge. About 200

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hippies were ferried away in a fleet of police vehicles. Ruth

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Lawrence has proved she is every bit as clever as they said she was.

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She is only 13 but has just taken a degree in maths at Oxford

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University. She got a starred first, Me and duly broke up about 19 and a

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half years ago, meaning she was expecting her at the time, which

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means, Debbie is my kid! But she's Del Boy there. He was my favourite

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character. How many guys have been called Trigger? My favourite scene

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is where probably says, you keep calling me Dave. Why do you call me

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Dave? I would go 1985. I would go 1986. Loads of pictures began this

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week. Last week Bob Geldof was on. He said the Dublin cuddle did not

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exist. There were loads of pictures This is the largest fiord. I think

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I have been there will stop it must have been that one. I just got on a

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boat and went. I saw seals and everything. Finally... The Devil

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cat. The cat is called Bacon. They made both dishes. It is huge. It is

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the size of a bear! We asked for your funny food photos. This is a

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Scream mask in balsamic vinegar. Is that better for you? A who's very

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crisp while watching Scream. -- scary. Send your name and your

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lamb stew with orzo. That did not exist until a few years ago. What

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on earth is that? It is nice. that the way you leave your life? -

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- lead your life? If you have not had it, it did not exist. That

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means you believe you are the only person in the world and everything

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else is controlled by you. could be insulting me. I have some

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lamb cooking away. We have some orzo, tomatoes, onions, cinnamon,

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bay leaves and garlic. We finish this with parsley, rosemary, mint

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and balsamic vinegar. The lamb is cooking away - the lamb shoulder.

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If you want to slice that onion for us... How do you want it slice?

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With wings or diced? You can do what ever you want. -- wings. If

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you make it two small, it turns into dog food. This lamb is a bit

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on the small side. That comes out, we have sealed that. More oil into

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the pan. Pop the onions in. All this lovely lamb fat. We want to

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get flavour into that. One of the important things with something

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that is Greek, cinnamon is the key flavour. They go in. As I work that,

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all these lovely bits of lamb fat come together. I did a charity

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thing this week. You go around and do trades on the trading floor of

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the city. They give all the money to charity that day. They call you

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over and say, come on the phone and do a deal for us. I am doing a deal

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for �110 million. Seriously! It is a proper deal they are doing. I am

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on the line, I am going, 110 million! Can you tell Simon, I made

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his mum's the signer? -- lasagne. Those guys in the City, they are

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really nice. I had a good laugh with them. We have and in, garlic

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and bay leaf. I wonder if that is where we can take power trading ban.

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How much do you want this for? think there is a market for us. You

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can smell this already. Slice the Garden Route -- garlic rather than

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crushing it. Back goes in the lamb. The lamb with the anchovies. They

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raise a lovely combination of lamb and anchovies. -- there is a lovely

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combination. You are using it as a seasoning. You get saltiness as

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well. Then we add in a tin of tomatoes and cinnamon. That is

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really important. A good sprinkling of cinnamon - a cinnamon stick

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turns it into something different. Then some stock goes in. You bring

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it to the boil, cover it and simmer it for a minimum of 45 minutes. Let

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it cookout for a good few hours. This is orzo. So, it is past ah.

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you think of it as the stuff you put in minestrone soup or barley

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when you put it in a stew. It is a thickening agent. It is a good

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weight of bulking up inexpensive dishes. -- way. They have purple

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flowers. You have to pick them by hand. What season is it? It tends

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to beat all year round. You will see them at the roadsides of Greece.

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They are really nice. You wonder why the Italians bother making

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pastor when it grows wild in Greece. We have gone from this - a wet and

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delicious stew. We at the orzo. We get the final part of our journey.

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You used this, I'm sure, on celebrity MasterChef. What do I

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have to do? I cannot use that, can I? It is absolutely fine. It is

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going into the same dish. Now we have this lovely, deep, rich,

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hearty stew. It is a heavy dish. We want to lift the flavour. We add a

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bit of vinegar - we are using sherry vinegar. It has that lovely

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flavour. It changes the taste dramatically. The vinegar and herbs

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go in the end and not the middle. You can serve this forever you want.

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Give it a stir. -- wherever you want. I am serving this with flat

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bread and you bet. If you are serving it with mashed potato, you

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can put more vegetables in. We get the orzo, the lamp, and now we get

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the vinegar and the herbs. -- the lamb. A good old spin full of this.

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The longer you cook it, the more delicious it becomes. -- spoon. Now

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we have the herbs in, suddenly, it smells delicious. A little bit of

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Greek yoghurt for acidity. This is good, isn't it? John to road gets a

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bit of absolutely every ingredient. It all has to work in his mouth at

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one time. Sometimes they put it in upside down. It is really weird.

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will try that. Have you never been taught that? Upside down. It is

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going everywhere. We can create the perfect television judge. I do not

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think you should scoop it on to the fork. What are you going to be

:39:33.:39:43.
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cooking with Jason? The fantastic orzo gives it lots of body. We are

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still not going to pick cute! Dessert is with you, I believe.

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wife is a fantastic cook. When someone watches MasterChef and

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someone makes a really good dessert, she cries. She goes, looked at that

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All the recipes are on the website. You can treat us as well. With your

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name, of course. This week, Planet Dinosaur is all about the beast

:40:38.:40:46.

that had feathers. It seems certain that gigantoraptors were feathered.

:40:46.:40:53.

They were the largest beggared animal ever discovered. These are

:40:53.:41:03.

not for flight. They could not fly. Nor are they for insulation. These

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Apology for the loss of subtitles for 58 seconds

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You can take flight with the gigantoraptors of Planet Dinosaur

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on Wednesday at 8:30pm on BBC One and BBC One HD. That is at 9:30pm

:42:19.:42:26.

in Scotland. The scientists are making up names all the time. Now

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we are joined by Nicola Roberts. She has sold 3 million albums with

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girls allowed. She is ready for the same success in her new solo career.

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# Danced to the beat of my drum, Welcome, Nicola Roberts. Let's talk

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fashion. You love a bit of fashion. I am told you have a show on Friday

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you were on. Fashion Week is right in the middle of promotions. I

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cannot, unfortunately, get to will the lovely shows I would like to. I

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managed to get to the show on Friday. London Fashion Week looks

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hard work. Don't you traipse around for hours and wait for them to come

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on. I'm sure you go to shows you enjoy. Your unique in your fashion,

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aren't you? I think you have separated yourself from the masses.

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You have your own thing happening. Was that hard? Coming from a band

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it is tough to be so low. I think you just have to be true to what

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you like. I used fashion in a way that really can change the way I

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feel. If you are having a bad day and to put something on you feel

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good in, it changes your mood. I used fashion in that way. If it is

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quirky and a want to be quirky, you have done with it. It should be fun,

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shouldn't it? How did you feel the Daily Record of the video to a new

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thing will? -- debut recorded. was 120 degrees in New York.

:45:12.:45:22.
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said, give me the shorter stressed Let's have a look. Here we go. #

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Kisses on my pillow. # Who do you say? # Are you going to take this

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For how my hair was not literally stuck to my face, and I had any

:45:59.:46:04.

make-up left on, I have no idea. I can't begin to tell you the heat.

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It was unbearable. And it is a long day, a video shoot. My heart bleeds

:46:10.:46:18.

for you out there. And had to do a video as well! Just the sound of

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the record is a departure from Girls Aloud. That is out today, by

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the way. The album is out next week. I suppose it is different. It feels

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slightly quirkier. Each of us who have done it music, it's all been

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different. Cheryl Col's records are different, and Nadine's album was

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different. When you are in a band, people don't necessarily get to see

:46:49.:46:54.

your personal musical taste, they just get the sound of the band. So

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inevitably, it is more highlighted because I'm on my own. It is nice

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to hear people's vocals. When you are in a band, it is snippets and

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harmonies, so to hear a vocal on the record, it is great. It must be

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quite a revelation for you to take the lead. It is a massive deal that

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I have got my own album. I never really saw it ever happening. Then,

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when I was given the opportunity, and I have the most amazing team.

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Behind the scenes, the label, the management, we worked together

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really well and it is just lovely to be a part of something like that

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and having your own record is amazing. It is a massive deal to me.

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How did they distribute the vocals with Girls Aloud? Who decides who

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sings what? The producer would decide. Was there any animosity

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between the girls? No, because we work as a team. It is a team effort

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in a band. It can't be like that, otherwise it won't work. So you

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have one caught in the kitchen, that's the producer, and he decides.

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Are you reforming soon? Are you split up? No, we have not split up.

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This is the same thing I always say, but next year it is our 10th

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anniversary. 10 years? It doesn't seem that long. Are you sure about

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that? I am not really dealing with the fact that you have to grow

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older. So when I say 10 years, it makes me feel really old. You are

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not old. You were young when you started. For but the fact I am able

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to say 10 years... Do you feel the pressure as a solo artist? People

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will be critical about what you do. When you are in a band it does not

:48:55.:49:01.

affect you personally as much. is not as personal. When you are in

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a team, you take the good as a team and the Knox as a team. When you on

:49:07.:49:13.

your own, it is a lot scarier, but I hold on to the fact that I have

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made the record I really wanted to make. And I am really proud of it.

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If nothing else, I have it for the rest of my life, an album I love.

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You must get asked to do a lot of charity work. The thing you have

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chosen to get involved in is something about sun tanning and

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sunbeds. I think I read that they used fake tan with you. I was a

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serial fake tan a. Then you decided to embrace your skin colour. I got

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to the point where I realised what I was doing, and the connection

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between mentally feeling good but I had with fake tan was just

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unhealthy. It was not good. It was awful. I would have been orange

:50:05.:50:12.

streaks on my arms. I used to live with Sheryl, and our sheets and

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towels were just black. She used to be like, her mum would come and put

:50:18.:50:24.

the tells on 60 degree washes and shout at me. Tell us about the

:50:24.:50:29.

sunbed part. I got involved with that, and we managed to pass the

:50:29.:50:36.

bill, which was to have the age limit on sunbed increased to 18. I

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had to do a speech at Parliament, which was scary. I was working with

:50:41.:50:45.

Andy Burnham, the Health Secretary of the Labour Party at the time,

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and that was really good. It felt like a really important deal. I was

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proud to be involved. It is, because it is still fashionable to

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do the sun tanning rubbish. In people's minds it is still

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fashionable, but is unhealthy. Was it before 14? It was 16. It is

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awful. OK, as always, Nicola is staying to cook up a dish in the

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kitchen with Louise and Simon. Keep And here is a more of the stuff we

:51:26.:51:36.
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The heat is on in that don't tell Simon's final dish is roasted red

:51:43.:51:53.
:51:53.:52:01.

pepper cannelloni. And a new cadet On top of that, our retail expert

:52:01.:52:04.

Nikki Dean will take us through some of the latest sports kit,

:52:04.:52:12.

including an arm toner. It can give you jockeys but six. And an

:52:12.:52:17.

intelligent water bottle. You are laughing, but you are doing it.

:52:17.:52:27.
:52:27.:52:30.

Byrne. Cowlishaw cooking? You say your wife does the mainly -- how is

:52:30.:52:34.

your cooking? A my wife said I would never be a good cook, because

:52:34.:52:42.

I don't love food. That is the thing. When my wife plates up

:52:42.:52:47.

something it is like she has designed the best car ever. Do you

:52:48.:52:53.

have affection for food? probably weep when you see and nice

:52:53.:53:00.

bit of beef. When we first started doing the show, Tim was quite

:53:00.:53:03.

dismissive of it. We went out for something to eat on one of our

:53:03.:53:12.

first dates. It was a lovely night, really romantic. Tim had skate, and

:53:12.:53:17.

it looked beautiful, and he just sat there and ate it. It was nice.

:53:17.:53:23.

I didn't want to frame it. When you get it, you want to go that looks

:53:23.:53:27.

lovely, but there was none of that, he just ate it. I wanted to eat my

:53:27.:53:36.

food. What is your prettiest food? It is always going to be fish. Sea

:53:36.:53:43.

bass. Let's Get cooking. I have got a great marketing idea.

:53:43.:53:47.

Millionaire's shortbread. You must have had these many times at a

:53:47.:53:51.

motorway service station. So for the caramel, it is butter,

:53:51.:53:56.

condensed milk, syrup and a bit of salt. That is all bubbling away.

:53:56.:54:06.

For the base, sugar, flour, vanilla and butter. I didn't know vanilla

:54:06.:54:12.

was real. It is the stem of an orchid. I thought it just came from

:54:12.:54:17.

the 70s. Condensed milk is really thick and loopy. You are thinking

:54:17.:54:24.

of evaporated rather than condensed. Evaporated milk in wet desert he's

:54:24.:54:29.

gorgeous. I had a drink the other day and it was to have your five,

:54:29.:54:33.

brilliant marketing for the vegetable and fruit people. Why

:54:33.:54:38.

don't the protein people do that, nuts, Eto'o fruit, meat people, get

:54:38.:54:41.

together and say you have three a day. Then you can have a pork chop

:54:41.:54:46.

and have to have your three. Then the carbohydrate people can get

:54:46.:54:52.

together, pasta, rice, bread, yet they can say you need one a day.

:54:52.:54:56.

There is no way you need five a day. Your body doesn't work on a daily

:54:56.:55:06.
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thing. You know when you're in the pub, standing. So it is five a day

:55:09.:55:17.

with nuts. A no, five a day with vegetables. Five portions of

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vegetables a date. Why don't they all do it? You could go on Dragon's

:55:23.:55:29.

den with that, Tim. Go and see how long you can stand in front of them.

:55:29.:55:35.

Jenny says to you, did Jason get my phone number? My mum left it in his

:55:35.:55:45.
:55:45.:55:47.

box last night at the gate. I did, yes. I did get phone numbers. I do

:55:47.:55:52.

get them a lot. I telephoned one once, and it was a random number.

:55:52.:55:58.

Hang on, I am doing it. This is good cooking, this is. And that's

:55:58.:56:04.

how you do it. Just move your hand around quickly. And then the bloke

:56:04.:56:13.

down there puts the other one in my hand. Simon, seriously, it's nearly

:56:13.:56:20.

identical. You have just worked it a little bit too hard. Work it too

:56:20.:56:27.

hard? Surrey, should they have been some liquid? It is a gentle thing.

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It is the last thing. That is why it didn't work. There was a lack of

:56:31.:56:38.

love. I am sorry. When we have done it lovingly, we press it down, and

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pretty with a fork so it does not rise too much. That is the first

:56:44.:56:50.

base, the shortbread base. Give your hands a quick wash. My God,

:56:50.:57:00.

look at it. We have loads of time on it. Oliver Drake says, and I

:57:00.:57:04.

will ask the question then asked another. Who inspire due to become

:57:04.:57:10.

a comedian? But whenever you interview bans you always ask how

:57:10.:57:12.

to get together, but with a comedian it's always how did you

:57:12.:57:16.

get into comedy? You were an electrician, and then what

:57:16.:57:25.

happened? Most comics get into it by accident. They think we leave

:57:25.:57:30.

school and say we will be a comedian. By one a joke competition

:57:30.:57:38.

at a comedy club. -- I won a joke competition. I won a baseball cap.

:57:38.:57:44.

Do you know what to Caprice? Yes, but is a strange price. We should

:57:44.:57:53.

go drinking more often. At Cap. I have an idea, Jason. I'm going to

:57:53.:57:57.

enter this competition in get to win a cap? I went to collect my cap

:57:57.:58:05.

at the end. Were you were grown up? I was 24. Didn't someone at some

:58:05.:58:13.

stage wonder why the prize was a cap? Know. It was a stupid one.

:58:13.:58:18.

What is the worst prize you have ever seen? I don't know, a cap is

:58:18.:58:22.

not a great prize. It doesn't encourage people to enter a

:58:22.:58:30.

competition. Let's have a committee meeting, at Cap! Car? Money? Dinner

:58:30.:58:37.

for two? It was a comedy club. much money have you got? How minted

:58:37.:58:45.

you are these days. I don't want to cap, I once jaws and a Ferrari. --

:58:45.:58:55.
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people to enter a competition. You're not going to sit there if

:58:56.:59:00.

what you win is a cap. You don't enter a competition at a comedy

:59:00.:59:09.

club, you just do it. So why is it a competition then? The embassy

:59:09.:59:12.

said here is a line, and you have to finish it and you might win a

:59:12.:59:22.
:59:22.:59:37.

club was losing it. It was raining. What was the line? What is the

:59:37.:59:42.

difference between two ex- presidents of Ireland? I said that

:59:42.:59:52.
:59:52.:59:54.

Mary Robinson does not live next to my mum. I won. Oh, my God! Maybe I

:59:54.:00:02.

did not win the prize after all. That looks fantastic. Pour about on

:00:02.:00:11.

top. If you're going to make it, let it set completely. If you are

:00:11.:00:21.
:00:21.:00:21.

trying to cheat... I think I am crying. It is so beautiful. When

:00:22.:00:30.

the chocolate ceps, just look at that layer of caramel! That is the

:00:30.:00:40.
:00:40.:00:43.

thing and parrot that. -- about that. Are they equal layers? This

:00:43.:00:53.
:00:53.:00:56.

vertically, I think they should be equal. -- aesthetically. Do you

:00:56.:01:06.

know why it is not biscuit? Because poor people eat biscuits. Are you

:01:06.:01:16.
:01:16.:01:21.

saying I am a snob? No. Can we sneak in early for this? Go for it!

:01:21.:01:31.
:01:31.:01:36.

I feel guilty. You could feed each other with that. That is romance.

:01:36.:01:46.
:01:46.:01:49.

This is serious, isn't it? It is like someone is making love in your

:01:49.:01:58.

face. Read the link. What are you making? Red pepper and spinach

:01:58.:02:02.

cannelloni. And the Kop terrace in a few minutes bus-stop first, the

:02:02.:02:12.
:02:12.:02:13.

chance to see David Jason in action. -- the cocktails in a few minutes.

:02:13.:02:23.
:02:23.:02:39.

SONG: Take On Me by a-ha. The days of the red telephone kiosk are

:02:39.:02:43.

numbered. 500 police officers confronted the convoy within seven

:02:43.:02:49.

miles of Stonehenge. 200 hippies were ferried a wake in a fleet of

:02:49.:02:55.

police vehicles. Ruth Lawrence has proved she is every bit as clever

:02:55.:03:01.

as they said she was. She is 13 and has taken a degree in maths at

:03:01.:03:06.

Oxford University. She got a starred First, which is the best

:03:06.:03:16.
:03:16.:03:18.

you can get. You are trying to pull her, aren't you? Do you think I am

:03:19.:03:25.

a sicko? You're are trying to interfere. I don't think you two

:03:25.:03:31.

are right for each other. It has nothing to do with you. We think we

:03:31.:03:38.

are right for each other. Which are thinking of getting engaged.

:03:38.:03:48.
:03:48.:03:59.

What is the Year? What year is that? I went 1985. 1985, 1986.

:03:59.:04:06.

going to go 1983. I am sticking around with you. You are doing Del

:04:06.:04:15.

Boy cocktails, aren't you? He is always ordering various mixes and

:04:15.:04:22.

various things. This one is called a Caribbean Stallion. He tried to

:04:22.:04:31.

be like James Bond. He asked for paraphernalia, umbrella and fresh,

:04:31.:04:40.

seasoned fruits. Is this a drink? His way. Tequila, coconut rum and

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:04:51.:04:52.

creme de menthe. Lots of ice. He says, shake it and do not stir.

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Let's have a go! I am waiting for the real thing. I knew I was doing

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the right thing waiting for the real thing. It tastes like

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:05:15.:05:22.

dinner, he orders one up of those and it goes. What is your favourite

:05:22.:05:32.
:05:32.:05:35.

cocktail? I like lychee Martini. always went to the Nags Head. He

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would say, Singapore Sling. He always had it really ridiculous. It

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is a simple drink. You are making a Singapore Sling. It came from but

:05:52.:06:01.

Raffles Hotel. It is gin, cherry liqueur, French bitters, and simply

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mix with some ginger ale. Over time pineapple juice and grenadine went

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in. This is actually how it should be. It is a nice gin and ginger ale

:06:16.:06:25.

and lifted up. The sort of thing has come back. That is why we're

:06:25.:06:34.

going to put a nice umbrella inept. It is nice and refreshing. -- in it.

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:06:44.:06:45.

It is the original Singapore Sling. He also liked a daiquiri. What do

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:06:55.:06:57.

cocktail barman think of that? Do you like it? It is like a Pym's.

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That is based on the old Singapore Sling. A natural to Keri is rum,

:07:07.:07:16.

lime and sugar. -- Thackeray. Everyone started to put bananas and

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strawberries in. -- daiquiri. The classic one is rum, sugar and lime.

:07:29.:07:35.

Very simple. We had a cocktail the other night. You were having an in-

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joke, weren't you? They were so many bad variations. It is the

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simple drink. Strawberry, strawberry liqueur, you can make it

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frappe. It changes its constituency and texture. This is probably the

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:08:06.:08:07.

most popular flavoured one. A strawberry daiquiri, followed by a

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Banana one. It is a nice summer drink but you need to have fresh

:08:13.:08:20.

fruit in there. Those girls' night out you have with Girls Aloud, they

:08:20.:08:26.

were quite fun in the early days. They were quite wild. I am not

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:08:37.:08:42.

going to live. Expand... I was only 17. I should not have been going

:08:42.:08:52.
:08:52.:08:54.

out. I was let in. You can imagine going on a night out the day before,

:08:54.:09:02.

GMTV. Was there someone who always went first? Kimberley and Nadine

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used to go home first. Do you still get together and have a drink?

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are meeting tonight. I am really excited. Paparazzi everywhere are

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saying, brilliant! Cancel my plans. It is a summer drink. Thank you.

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Both those cocktails are available on the website. Another episode of

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the show where the group organises the wedding. He has the money. This

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:09:49.:09:50.

With only a few hundred pounds, entertainment is proving hard to

:09:51.:09:57.

come by. Cameron will bend over backwards to keep guests happy.

:09:57.:10:02.

They are going to provide the entertainment themselves. They will

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learn a Bollywood street dance from scratch in just over an Arab. --

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:10:21.:10:45.

It is hurting a lot. Cameron is soon struck down with Bollywood

:10:45.:10:55.
:10:55.:11:03.

knee. It genuinely is killing. down with your bad self. I am

:11:03.:11:13.
:11:13.:11:17.

sweating. I was still be sweating That show it is mad. It is on on

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Tuesday at 9pm on BBC Two. Jason Byrne is there. A nice jacket. We

:11:27.:11:37.
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will reveal what that is about later. These are Sheikh weights.

:11:37.:11:47.

They have been featured on the show before. -- Shake Weights. Up and

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down, like that the stub it has been ridiculed across the world

:11:52.:11:59.

just because of the hand motion. It works on a method called Dynamic

:11:59.:12:07.

inertia. It is the resistance that is built up between the spring-like

:12:07.:12:14.

weights. It would probably work on your ABS as well. I do not think it

:12:14.:12:24.
:12:24.:12:27.

is doing my apse. Insert your own innuendos. Imagine doing that in

:12:27.:12:37.
:12:37.:12:45.

the bathroom! Shall we put that to Water Bottle. The be this is

:12:45.:12:52.

brilliant. She goes to this whole explanation. -- this is brilliant.

:12:52.:12:56.

It tells you how much water you should be drinking. My body makes

:12:56.:13:01.

me feel thirsty and by keep drinking. Anything I don't need, my

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body gets rid of. I will talk you through this. We have had 0.7

:13:07.:13:16.

litres today. That is 0.2 litres an hour. This is �27.99. We want to

:13:16.:13:22.

have 1.8 litres a day. If you are doing lots of exercise... It

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depends on your body weight. Protein guys need to get together.

:13:29.:13:36.

Goat to the pub and discuss this. Just get a pint of water and a

:13:36.:13:44.

clock. -- a go to the pub. That will appeal to some people. No way!

:13:44.:13:49.

You do not have to remember when to drink. I am not convinced we need

:13:49.:13:57.

to be told to drink. How do you forget to drink? It prompts you. I

:13:57.:14:04.

am on a losing battle. You thought this was a snazzy jacket. This is

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the Brompton Oratory jacket. Have you done catalogue modelling in the

:14:09.:14:17.

past before? You can tell. On the back up all these features.

:14:17.:14:27.
:14:27.:14:27.

have not explain this. This goes in at one. You conceal that. It is

:14:27.:14:32.

magnetic. If you turned to the side, you can see where you would unzip

:14:32.:14:38.

it. If you want, you can wear that around Office meeting. It is quite

:14:38.:14:48.
:14:48.:14:49.

dapper. Do you like that? No. think that is a good idea. It keeps

:14:49.:14:58.

you luminous and keeps you safe. have tapped it away. It keeps you

:14:58.:15:08.
:15:08.:15:09.

safe, Jason. �250, again expensive. If you do a lot of cycling... This

:15:10.:15:18.

is champion jockey. It is the latest in be G 1 series. Something

:15:18.:15:24.

has gone away here. This was bound to happen. It was released earlier

:15:24.:15:31.

this month. You are going to demonstrate this. We have already

:15:31.:15:41.
:15:41.:15:46.

set it up. It has all gone bonkers. Lovely pose there. This is the

:15:46.:15:50.

latest in a series, the first to have been integrated professional

:15:51.:15:57.

trainer, so the computer will tell you what to do. Bear with us. I

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will press the vibration and now. But I know you can't really see the

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vibration, but when you're on it. Can you feel it in your head?

:16:09.:16:16.

means you have the position of your knees right. It is doing your legs.

:16:16.:16:23.

I feel like I've been on a big night out. We have set it for 30

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seconds. I feel like I am going to be sick. It is good for

:16:29.:16:35.

constipation. Quite possibly. shaking the life out of me.

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much is that? It is just shy of �5,000. Very, very expensive.

:16:43.:16:49.

will shake you for a fiver. Madonna and other celebrities wear by this.

:16:49.:16:53.

It makes your muscles contract so it intensify is your work out. It

:16:53.:16:58.

has an in-built personal trainer and these are basically the

:16:58.:17:05.

resistance things. Five grand! First prize in a comedy competition

:17:05.:17:10.

I am running. Thank you to Nicky and Jason. If you want more

:17:10.:17:14.

information on any of that stuff, you need to send us an e-mail and

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we will get back you. Now time for a new fly-on-the-wall documentary,

:17:19.:17:24.

army officer training as the new intake turns up at San last --

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Sandhurst. I was going to go to King's College to do War Studies

:17:30.:17:36.

but I didn't get the good grades. So what did you do? I started a job

:17:36.:17:40.

labouring and offered a job as an electrician. That is where I did my

:17:40.:17:46.

apprenticeship. The electrician. What about any issues you might

:17:46.:17:52.

have which I should know about before? Other than the not being

:17:52.:18:01.

able to March. I can assure you that will come up. Am I supposed

:18:01.:18:11.

to... So look, yes? I didn't realise. Sit down. Leave to carry

:18:11.:18:18.

on, please. Lead to carry on sir, please. Yes, lead to carry on sir.

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:18:28.:18:30.

Quite old. 25. That has got to be the oldest one I have had, but it

:18:30.:18:40.
:18:40.:18:42.

seems like he's pretty dedicated. You can enlist for Sandhurst on

:18:42.:18:46.

Monday at 9pm on BBC for. But now Nicola Roberts is in the kitchen

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:18:56.:18:57.

was tentative. We were maker roasted red pepper and spinach

:18:57.:19:01.

cannelloni. We have Pepper's we have roasted and skinned, so you do

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it over an open flame or a hot oven. The they look lovely. It is quite

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hard to do this successfully. think it is dead easy. You have to

:19:10.:19:14.

roast them for longer than you think. What you are looking for is

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this to happen. A I end up with hardly any pepper. Roast them for

:19:19.:19:24.

longer. Remember when you discover the joy of Cameron -- caramelise

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and onions. You must be a really good cook at home. Can we not say

:19:31.:19:36.

that. He will be watching, my husband, at chucking his slippers

:19:36.:19:41.

at the TV. Louise is a really good cook at home. Spinach, pecorino,

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ricotta, and rather than making a tomato sauce, we will roast them

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with garlic and thyme and olive oil and vinegar. The first job for you,

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Nicola. We tip all of the peppers into their and all of the spinach

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into there. I love spinach. Good for you. Four of iron. Then a bit

:20:03.:20:09.

of salt and pepper. I don't know about you, Nicola, this is

:20:09.:20:15.

something I would genuinely cook at home. Just click that on and we are

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pureeing this. This will be the finish for the Kalou only --

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cannelloni. A lovely colour, lovely red and green. Canute do it in a

:20:30.:20:34.

big one like this question are you can still do it in small batches.

:20:34.:20:39.

If you want to just chop the spinach and pepper, that will work

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as well. So then we go back to your station. Tip all of that into the

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air and give it a mix around. quick tip, what inspired to write

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Cinderella Eyes? It is an album track I wrote early on when I was

:21:04.:21:13.

making a record. It is like a positive message. It is about my

:21:13.:21:18.

take on fairy-tales and happy endings. I feel like a lot of

:21:18.:21:22.

people in the world feel that they are owed things. Rather than having

:21:22.:21:27.

to really work hard for staff. That is how I felt when I was making the

:21:27.:21:33.

album. It was like a journey and it is my take on happy endings and how

:21:33.:21:39.

you have do work hard. It is a good message and I wanted to call the

:21:39.:21:47.

album it. You designed the shoes on the album, so it does all time. I

:21:47.:21:52.

would love to design shoes. It was the most amazing thing. So many

:21:52.:21:56.

opportunities just from making a record. It has been incredible. I

:21:56.:22:02.

work with a designer called Atalanta Weller. I told her the

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album title was Cinderella Eyes and I wanted to create the modern day

:22:06.:22:11.

glass slipper. And we brought in a designer and it was just an amazing

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thing. Now I have my own shoe, which is amazing. So the feeling

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he's done. That is one part, and the next thing we do is just tip

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all of the tomatoes into there. I have slice the garlic, and this

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will be the source. Rather than making a tomato sauce, we will

:22:30.:22:36.

roasted. Then we Tippet over with the olive oil and balsamic vinegar

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and I will roast them so we get a lovely flavour and we have a little

:22:40.:22:46.

bit of thyme. His cooking something you are interested in? When I have

:22:46.:22:51.

the time and I am at home, I really like to spend a few hours in the

:22:51.:22:58.

kitchen cooking. What do you cook? You know what, I make such a good

:22:58.:23:06.

Scouse. Do you have a secret ingredient? We grew up on a lot of

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roast dinners and casseroles and stuff like that. My boyfriend, been

:23:10.:23:14.

from London, did not grow up on that a tall. I was like having

:23:14.:23:18.

Scouse every night of the week, and he wondered what the obsession was

:23:18.:23:25.

with potatoes and meat. I do like cooking it for him. You roast the

:23:25.:23:28.

tomatoes and they end up like that. The smell is gorgeous and we have

:23:28.:23:37.

the roasted garlic and tomatoes. There was a lot of oil. Loads!. We

:23:37.:23:41.

are not having this in a sauce. What we are having is the moisture

:23:42.:23:47.

in there. How long was that in for? 20 minutes, because they are cherry

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tomatoes and they will rise quite quickly. And they will get cooked

:23:50.:23:55.

again. A little bit of pecorino in there as well. We have got our

:23:55.:24:04.

tomato sauce and filling. With the pastor -- the pastor, the thing is

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we have to have a holding together, so we need to make sure that we

:24:08.:24:12.

pack the dish we are cooking it in well. If you don't have enough

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tubes are cannelloni to do it, say you only filled it to there. Don't

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let it sit, packet with some tinfoil selling or keeping place

:24:23.:24:28.

otherwise they will spread out. You can see how sloppy the mixes. All

:24:28.:24:33.

we do is a bit of that down there and roll them up. I will do one,

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you do the other two that his heart. We put a bit of oil on the base and

:24:42.:24:49.

the cuts is on the bottom edge. You packet for an keeping going.

:24:49.:24:52.

quick e-mail from Ian Hartley. If you could could collaborate with

:24:52.:25:02.
:25:02.:25:02.

anyone, he would it be? Kanye West. I am such a fan. I think he's beats

:25:02.:25:06.

and everything, everything is so full of imagination and the

:25:06.:25:11.

production is incredible. I am a massive fan. He would be a great

:25:11.:25:16.

collaboration. What am I doing here? Just keep rolling it so it is

:25:16.:25:21.

all held around. That is trying out a bit, and it will also crack, but

:25:21.:25:29.

that is fine because there will be loads of moisture on top. Lovely.

:25:29.:25:34.

Basically you fill the whole dish, and all we do is scoop this on the

:25:34.:25:39.

top, which will be the source. You have all this lovely flavour and

:25:39.:25:44.

everything goes on top. Then back into the oven and bake it for about

:25:44.:25:51.

15 minutes. It looks very pretty. When it comes down, rather than

:25:51.:25:57.

being blue p, it is lovely. We get this lovely, delicious dish and

:25:57.:26:02.

then to serve, we simply scoop it out. While Simon plates up the

:26:02.:26:12.
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We can reveal the year when a-ha had a hit, and Del and Rodney

:26:13.:26:17.

embarked on a series free of Only Fools and horses, it was 1985. I

:26:17.:26:26.

actually got that right. Yet, 1985. You are on tour today. I am off to

:26:26.:26:30.

Bristol. The EU be able to watch the big match? You're a man United

:26:30.:26:37.

fan. In Ireland, it is Dublin versus Kerry in the All-Ireland

:26:37.:26:43.

football final. Who you support in that? A Dublin, because I'm from

:26:43.:26:47.

Dublin. Then there is Celtic and Rangers today. The Irish will be

:26:47.:26:52.

going nuts. Yesterday was the rugby as well. Rangers and Celtic

:26:52.:26:55.

straight after the show, then Chelsea. I think Chelsea man United

:26:55.:27:05.
:27:05.:27:06.

will be a draw. I think you might be right. A score draw. I think

:27:06.:27:11.

Tottenham -- Liverpool will get a draw away as Tottenham. I thought

:27:11.:27:21.
:27:21.:27:21.

Nicola wasn't -- was an Everton fan. My money is on Tottenham. Who told

:27:21.:27:26.

you that, Jamie? We never got to the back of that question, how you

:27:26.:27:31.

became a comedian? The question was who was your inspiration. What

:27:31.:27:36.

happened after that? I went uncollected my cap and my mate said

:27:36.:27:41.

that I wanted to do comedy, and African of mine said I would put

:27:41.:27:46.

you down for five minutes each -- and a friend of mine. That is how I

:27:46.:27:51.

started doing it, I just kept going. Oliver Drake asked what are your

:27:51.:27:55.

thoughts on shows like the X factor? What was your one called?

:27:55.:28:00.

It was called Pop Stars: The Rivals. That didn't have Simon Cowell. It

:28:00.:28:05.

had Gerri Halliwell, Pete Waterman and Louis Walsh. I think it is a

:28:05.:28:10.

great opportunity for people to showcase what they can do.

:28:10.:28:13.

Especially if you don't live in London, there are not that many

:28:13.:28:18.

opportunities for people up north. If you have a talent, that is what

:28:18.:28:24.

you want to do, then go for it. think he mucks up and he gives you

:28:25.:28:28.

the record contract, but surely he should give you a cap. Can you

:28:28.:28:32.

imagine the turnout if he brought everyone a cap? I would love to see

:28:32.:28:37.

that at the end of X Factor. That is the end of the show. Thank you

:28:37.:28:41.

to Jason Byrne, and Nicola Roberts. It is the Berlin Marathon next

:28:41.:28:46.

weekend, we are here slightly later at 10:45am with the Kaiser Chiefs

:28:46.:28:52.

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