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On our special Halloween edition of The One Show, Adrian and Christine were joined on the sofa by Frank 'scary' Skinner.
On the programme: With the American elections looming Andrew Neil shed some light on what it means for us.
Earlier in the week we asked for your scary photos (an example, pictured left)Ìýand you've been sending them in in your droves. Some were shown on the show, click here to see more in our
scary faces gallery.Dominic Littlewood offered his advice to tackle internet phishing, one of the biggest online bankingÌýscams. Have you fallen prey to one of these schemes?
Angelica Bell investigated the story of Helen Duncan.ÌýDuncan was aÌýmedium and mother of six who was the last woman to be imprisoned under the 1735 Witchcraft Act.
And we were joined by Christine Walkden and a massive pumpkin!
Have a spooky weekend!
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After appearing on The One Show, Ricky Gervais stayed behind to answer a few questions just for The One Show website audience!
So if you want to know...
Who would Ricky haunt when he's dead?
Why is he usually in his pyjamas by 7:30pm?
And would he beat Mr Adrian Chiles in a fight?
All you have to do is watch the film, above!
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We think Ricky gave very good interview. Click here to add your comments.
Setting Adrian's pulse racing, much to Christine's amusement, was Holby City'sÌýAmanda Mealing (pictured, above).
Anita Rani examined why people are being tempted by loan sharks and the dangers involved. Click here for more info.
The One Show's very own international man of mystery, Hardeep Singh Kohli looked at Bond film 'baddies'. Does Britain need a new action movie hero? Click here to have your say.
With Halloween approaching, Lucy Worsley told us of the Pendle Witches who were executed in 1612.
And Gyles Brandreth headed toÌýBrompton Cemetery to tell us about the stories buried within.
Groucho Marx joked that he'd like his epitaph to read, "Excuse me, I can't stand up".
How will you be remembered? We're asking, what's yourÌýepitaph?
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See also:ÌýClick here to watch ourÌýRicky Gervais exclusive.
See also: Click here to ask Sir David Attenborough a question.
See also: Would you like to appear in a One Show film? Click here to find out how you can get involved.Ìý
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Ricky GervaisÌýstar of The Office, Extras and now his new film 'Ghost Town' joined Adrian and Christine on the sofa. Ricky is pictured (above) adding his coins to the Pennies for Pudsey collection.
Are you politically correct?ÌýAre youÌýbald or perhaps folically challenged?ÌýHardeep Singh KohliÌýlooked atÌýpolitical correctness. Click here to have your say.
Lucy Siegle went behind the scenes to learn about the role of the production designer on the period drama Little Dorrit.
Phil Tuffnell visited the Greatwood centre in Witshire. It brings together retired racehorses and children with special needs. The centre is funded by Children in Need. To find out how to donate to The One Show's Pennies for Pudsey campaign click here.
ÌýAnd Gyles BrandrethÌýwent in search of the lost tradition of the Gang Show.
Not to be outdone by Ricky, Ryan Greedy and his dalmation dog Hector joined us in the studio. At home HectorÌýhowls along to The One Show theme tune. If your pets have a similar skill we'd love to hear from you.
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We asked you if you had a burning question forÌýnaturalist, broadcaster and nationalÌýtreasure Sir David Attenborough.
As promised we picked out our favourite questions from those that you sent in.
We spoke toÌýSir DavidÌýafter his appearance on The One Show.
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The One Show theme tune is very catchy.
Many of you have been sending in clips of yourselves, your children and even your animals singing along to it.
One show viewers Ryan and Rosie from Warrington were so startled to hear their darling dalmatian Hector howling away to our theme tune, that they sent us the video above.
Do you like our theme tune? How does it affect your pets? Let us know!
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ÌýAlastair Campbell joined Adrian and Christine in the studio.
Dr Sarah Jarvis opened up the discussion on mental health problems. The stigma associated with psychological illnesses means some judge those suffering from depression. What are your experiences? Is depression an embarassment?
Current affairs reporter Anita Rani, explored the recent controversy surrounding the canonisation of theologian Cardinal Newman.
The One Show's wildlife man, Mike Dilger travelled to Loch Garten in the Scottish HighlandsÌýto celebrate the 50th anniversary of 'Operation Osprey'. for more about birds of prey (external website).
Michael Mosley has been answering some of the most pondered questions in modern science; Why does hair go grey? Why do cats purr? Where is the nearest black hole?
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Dawn French joined Adrian and Christine on tonight's show.
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Should corporal punishment be re-introduced? Anita Rani went back to school to find out why one in five teachers believe the cane should be brought back. For research purposes Adrian (pictured right)Ìýwas on the receiving end of some short sharp thwacks.
Click here to have your say on caning in schools.
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Iain Lee was on hand as our 'Senior Comedy Double Act Break Up Correspondent' to offer some cautionary advice to Dawn in a bid to encourage French and Saunders to stay together.
Our resident rock star Aubery Manning visited the Murray Firth, a coastline shored up by red sandstone.
And our wildlife woman Miranda K joined us in the studio to talk tortoises. More about tortoises and . MirandaÌýwas accompanied by her very own special creature - her five week old baby boy.
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Pop sensation and last year's Strictly Come Dancing winner Alesha Dixon was the guest on tonight's show. Dave 'the prop man' (pictured right) made an appearance in her honour, too.
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Anita Rani investigated near death encounters. Are they fact or fantasy? Click here to have your say.
It was the final day of Garden Watch. Mike and Miranda have been using modern technology to monitor the gardens of a Bristol cul-de-sac. The mystery of an unidentified barking sound has been finally revealed! Click here to watch again.
Italian chef Aldo Zilli was on a mission to find truffles. Click here for more information.
And The One Show's resident boffin Marty Jopson investigated astraphobia (it's the fear of thunder and lightning). He's come up with a theory that can help you from getting struck - the solution it seems, is sticking your rear in the air.
Have a good weekend!
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The legendary , who's just opened the ´óÏó´«Ã½'s Electric Proms joined Adrian and Christine on the sofa. Burt kindly donated to our Pennies for Pudsey campaign, as all of our guests on the show are doing. Click here to find out how you donate.
Dom Littlewood let us in on the secret of the police force's .ÌýIt'sÌýan auction site where all our lost property,Ìýseized items and evenÌýshoplifted goods end up.
Gyles Brandreth went, once again in search of the things we have loved and lost in his series, You Don't Know What You've Got 'Til It's Gone. This time he reported on the decline in the trusty milkman.
ÌýA statue dedicated to one of Britain's best loved comics, Les Dawson, was unveiled in Lytham St Annes and The One Show was there to witness this fitting tribute.
The fourth episode inÌýGarden Watch with Mike Dilger and Miranda Krestovinikoff focused on the common garden moth. If you want more advice from Mike on how to attract your own moths watch his exclusive video here.
What did you think of the show? Click here to leave your comments.
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See our exclusive interview in which he answers your questions.
As promised we picked out our favourite questions from those that you sent in. We spoke to Daniel after his appearance on The One Show.
Fashion aficionados Trinny and Susannah were our guests. They cast their expert eyes over a member of The One Show Family!
Justin Rowlatt looked at the replacement for the Child Support Agency - the newly formed CMEC - The Child Maintenance and Enforcement Commission. Justin asks 'Will it make a difference?' Click here to have your say.
Kirsten O'Brien looked into how much we spend on cosmetics.ÌýIs a bit of lippy as important as the supermarket shop?ÌýIs putting on a face a must?ÌýClick here to have your say.
Phil headed to Bedford to ask Stella Good, 'What's on your wall?' With the help of Dr Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic he drew up a psychological profile of Stella based on the paintings she owns.
ÌýMike and Miranda continued their mission to seek out the most exciting wildlife in the gardens of one street in Bristol. Which of course gave Mike the perfect excuse to go snorkelling...
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Singing sensation Daniel O'Donnell was The One Show's guest.ÌýDaniel fans please note: A longer interview with Daniel answering the questions you've sent in will be available on the website soon.Ìý
Justin Rowlatt visited the village of Shotley in Suffolk where they've been running a good neighbour scheme. Click here to read Justin's blog post.
Mike and Miranda, our intrepid wildlife duo were back with the second installment of Garden Watch. They're using modern technology to track down the animals in a typical suburban street.
Gyles Brandreth set out to discover whether there's any truth in the mother-in-law stereotype. We want your scary mother-in-law stories and photos.
And eco-angel Lucy Siegle, visited a factory in Worcester to find out what inspired owner Ed Douglas Miller to recycle plastic cups and turn them into pencils.
What did you think of the show? Click here to comment.
Christine and Adrian's guest was crime writer - creator of Detective Inspector John Rebus. For The One Show, Ian visited Edinburgh, his adopted city.
Garden Watch began tonight. Every night this week Mike Dilger and Miranda Krestovnikoff are hunting out exciting wildlife in three Bristol gardens.
Click here to tell us about the animals that visit your garden.
Click hereÌýto see the 'animal visitor' photos you've sent in. Also: Click here to send in your photos.
St Paul's Cathedral celebrates its tri-centenary this week. Dan Snow looked backÌýat Christopher Wren, its designer.
Pennies for Pudsey launched today, too. As part of the Children in Need campaign, Carol Thatcher visited the Royal Mint to see just how it all adds up. Click here for more information about Pennies for Pudsey.
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This weekend onÌýStrictly Come Dancing Christine Bleakley and John Sergeant will go head-to-head! It's the boys versus the girls! Which camp will you be rooting for?
We were swamped by the massive response for the One Show Strictly T-shirts and you've been sending in your photos. Click here to take a look.
John Sergeant has given us some exclusive backstage gossip, as he approaches this weekend's Strictly.
John said:
"It'sÌýall going fine but the competition is stiff. It'sÌýa tricky week and there's no room for complacency so vote hard! Christine is my main competition!
No, I haven't really beenÌýthinking tooÌýmuchÌýabout that side of things. It's more about focussing about getting the dance that has been rehearsed on stage, so that hopefully people like it. I'm good friends with Christine and would be very upset if she left as I think she would if I was to leave too. We're both supporting each other really.
I've been rehearsing three hours a day, usually in the morning, and this week I'm going to be dancing a samba. It's an old fashioned samba, like you would have seen in the movies and quite an intricate dance. We met some real samba dancers this week.
Kristina, my dance partner is such an expert, she knows everything and her skill is making me look like I know what I'm doing - which I don't!"
To look at official John Sergeant Strictly pics go to Team Sergeant Gallery. For shots of Christine and Matthew in action see the Team Bleakley Gallery.
We've had lots of gossip from both John and Christine over the last few weeks, click here to read all Strictly blog posts.
And click here for Strictly One Dancing videos... ÌýChristine rehearsing, Len Goodman scoring and much more.
Pride of plaice (sorry) on The One Show sofa, was chef Rick Stein.
Andrew NeilÌýasked will capitalism die? He gathered opinions from three experts George Galloway, Claire Fox and Duncan Bannatyne. Click here to have your say.
Marty JopsonÌýwas at The British Invention show at Alexandra Palace. He met Bill Currie an avid inventor who demonstrated his latest project. Are you inventive?
Angelica Bell explored the history behind the poem and popular hymn, Jerusalem. Many have suggested that this could be a possible national anthem.
What would you choose as an alternative national anthem?
Good luck to John and Christine as they go head to head for the first time in Strictly Come Dancing!
Click here for our Strictly update.
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Comic royalty, Ade Edmonson, was The One Show's guest. He talked about his band - .
Rising unemployment is currently in the headlines. In the programme's first film, Anita Rani explored whether history will repeat itself in the wake of the economic climate. Have you been unemployed?ÌýWhat advice for others do you have?
Then top darts player and One Show viewer Phil 'the power' Taylor had his One Minute on The One Show. He'd got in touch about his personal gripe; queue jumping, rudeness and general bad manners. Click here to watch again. If you have a bugbear that you just have to get off your chest,Ìýaply here forÌýyour One Minute on The One Show.
The stag beetle made an appearance on the show and kind-hearted Miranda Krestovnikoff took it upon herself to explain why we should learn to love the tiny creature. What do you think; creepy crawly or intelligent insect?
Also: Resident boffin Marty JopsonÌýlooked atÌýthe stories around fizz in drinks. Do you put a spoon in the bottle? Why's that then? Tell us here.
And finally: We want your Daniel O'Donnell questions! Next Tuesday Irish singing star Daniel will be on the show and it's your opportunity to get him to answer your query, so get in touch now!
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Sixteen bowling teams vying for the big prize....the creme de la creme of the media world...all the national newspapers, top flight magazine titles and who does The One Show send to fly the flag? Adrian and his motley crew.
Hats off though, to our Adrian, producer Paul, researcher Dan and director Brian. They only bagged the Silver Skittle - that's runner up prize between you and me - for the Frank Skinner World Series. (Don't ask because we're not sure either!)ÌýRadio Times wereÌývictorious claiming the Golden Skittle with a score of 248.Ìý
Even though Paul told him no-one likes a boaster, Dan is unrepentant and proudly telling everyone, "I was the best on the night!"
And who was the lemon who was the boys were carrying? Keep a secret but our spies (well, alright the rest of the team) say that esteemed title went to Adrian.
Don't tell anyone but apparently Adrian's first few rounds were really bad...the team had a steward's enquiry and it turned out he was putting the wrong fingers in the ball holes.
So if you see Adrian at your local bowling alley - be a darling and give him a hand!
The fabulous,ÌýJackie Collins, brought a touch of Hollywood glamour to The One Show studio as she joined Adrian and Christine on the couch. She's sold more books than Charles Dickens but what did you make of her?
Anita Rani reported from Llanidloes in North Wales, where in these economically difficult times, the local council have decidedÌýto switch-off street lights in the evenings. Is your council cutting back on services?
In the pursuit of yesteryear sensibilities Gyles Brandreth kicked offÌýthe new series 'You don't know what you've got 'till it's gone'. He reminisced about the original manual telephone exchanges and the sadly, often lacking,ÌýetiquetteÌýof telephone politeness. Do you still do the traditional phone greeting?
Don't forget you can also read and listen to audio extracts from the Man Booker Prize including the winner 'The White Tiger', correctlyÌýselected by The One Show book club.
Justin Rowlatt writes in his blog about how he got behind the statistics on teenage pregnancies in Britain by meeting some young mums.
Letchworth in Hertfordshire's claim to fame is that it was theÌýworld's first garden city.Ìý
Angellica Bell visited to see whether it really is the utopia it was intended to be?
Spare a thought for director Mat as he and team, tirelessly packed all the Bleakley & Sergeant Strictly Come Dancing T-shirts to those fortunate to bag their freebie.
We had so many to post, we had to have them wheeled out of the office! As soon as Adrian made the annoucement on the show, thousands of you were poised, ready and waiting for the form to go up online at 7:30pm. The response was overwhelming, within minutes we had over 3,000 requests for our Strictly Come Dancing T-shirts which is why not everyone, sadly, was able to get their request in soon enough.
Because the T-shirts were an exclusive giveaway, we did say first come first served, on the show Adrian did say first come first served and, as frustrating as it may be for some of you, we have had to stick to that rule.
For those of you who were lucky enough to get in your chosen T-shirt request, look out for the postman as it's winging it's way to you now! Do let us know when it arrives. Don't forget to strike a pose and send us pics of you, your partner or even your pet wearing the Team Sergeant or Team Bleakley T-shirts. Click here to send us your photos
Until then don't forget there's loads of fun to be had watching The Strictly One Dancing videos. Enjoy!
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To mark the 50th anniversary of Blue PeterÌýwe had, not one but three presenters join us on the show: Anthea Turner, Valerie Singleton and new presenter Helen Skelton. What's your favourite Blue PeterÌýmoment?
And the less we say about Adrian's Tracy Island build the better...
As the digital switchover draws closer to your area, Dom Littlewood revealedÌýthat some of us could soon be staring at a blank screen. Is digital forcing you to abandon your TV?
Hardeep Singh Kohli introduced us to the five viewers who made upÌýThe One Show's book group as they read through the shortlist ofÌý and selected their own winner ahead ofÌýtheÌýreal announcement later.
You can listen to or read extracts from all theÌýshortlistedÌýbooks. Click here. Plus tell us what you're reading at the moment? Let us know, click here.
Yesterday's Eagle Cam thrilled and excited many of you according to the comments on the blogs so we thought we'd treat you to some exclusive unseenÌýfootage. Don't say weÌýdon't think about you.ÌýClick here to view.Ìý
Continuing with our Geology films Aubrey Manning headed to Hathersage in the Peak District.
All this and we still managed to pack and postÌýall the Team Bleakley & Team Sergeant Strictly Come Dancing T-shirtsÌýfor those fortunate to bag their freebie!
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Singing star is The One Show's studio guest on Tuesday 21st October 2008.
Daniel has sold millions and millions of albums, he's toured the world performing to packed-out venues... and this is your chance to get an answer to the question you've always wanted to ask him.
After he's spoken to Adrian and Christine - Daniel is granting The One Show website an extra, exclusive, video interview.
So, Daniel fans - please leave your question for Mr O'Donnell in the comment box, below.
We'll then pick our favourites from your questions and put them to Daniel.
Then we'll publish the video interview on The One Show website as soon as we can (it'll be a few days after Daniel's appearance on the programme).
Also: Please send in your photographs: The programme would like to show photos of Daniel meeting his fans. Click here to send in your photo.
Leave your question for Daniel in the comment box, below.
Please add your first name and location to your comment, so that we know who to credit.
Richard Madeley was tonight's guest.
Justin Rowlatt reported on how advances in modern technology can make it easier to harass people. But where can you get help for harassment?
Royal Mail have launched a commemorative stamp for Marie Stopes and so Gyles Brandreth looked at the work of this pioneering woman who changed the face of family planning in this country.
With some help from a new especially designed camera, our intrepid wildilfe reporter, Mike Dilger found out what it is like to soar like an eagle.
Neil Oliver uncovered the story behind one of the most familiar and useful books in the world, the Oxford English Dictionary.
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The One Show was visited by the quick tongued comedy genius that is, Paul Merton.
Dom Littlewood reported on 0% balance transfer offers on credit cards and some of their hidden pitfalls. Have youÌýfallen for this or otherÌýseemingly good deals?
All week we've looked at the Best Time to be British. In the final film Lucy SiegleÌýtime travelled back to 1894,Ìýwhen the first holiday camp for men on the Isle of Man wasÌýcreated. Now, we want to hear from you on when you think was the Worst Time to be Britsh.
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They say you should never work with children and animals.
ÌýDes Coleman, who always likes a challenge, met a stubborn little pony called Posey who refuses to go into her box.
Christine Walkden reported fromÌýa RHS plant bereavment centre, which supports owners who grieve for their dead plants. Do you feel sad when your plant dies? Or is it just a load of old nonsense?
Good luck Christine for her next dance in Strictly! See her blogs and videos of her training.
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Joining Adrian and Christine was Jonny Wilkinson, who scored a perfect 10 with the ladies of The One Show (now renamed 'All Hunk Thursday'!)
The One Show's fomer bobby on the beat Rav Wilding, explored the concern that shoplifting is on the increase in parts if the country.ÌýHas shoplifting become aÌýjoke?Ìý
ToÌýcelebrateÌýNational Poetry Day, Roger McGough joined us toÌýtalkÌýthe wonderful poems he foundÌýinÌýThe One ShowÌýPoetryÌýCorner on the blogs. We got overÌýa thousand poems - so a big thank you to one and all who went on the blogs andÌýshared their talent.ÌýClick here to see all the greatÌýpoems.
Myleene Klass, looked at the story behind one of our most popular songs, Streets of London.
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Our history man, Dan Snow went back in time to 1759 to look at the period he thinks it was theÌý 'Best time to be British'. Which period in history would you most like ot have lived in? Click here andÌýlet us know.Ìý
Adrian and Christine were joined by music legends and .
The global economy is in crisis. But have we seen it all before, or are we really heading for financial meltdown? Justin Rowlatt asked The One Show's very own three wise men for their opinions and advice. Click here to add your wisdom.
When was theÌýThe Best Time To Be British?ÌýÌýTonight saw Gyles Brandreth visiting the 1100's and the birth of musical harmonies. If you could go back in time when would you go?
Lucy Siegle looked into interesting ways of recycling in our Flash Trash film. She discovered how to get a tune out of a guitar made from plastic detergent bottles! Not only that but sheÌýchallenged veteran guitarist Joe Brown to have a go...
So, what did you think of the programme?
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Clapping, cheering, even the odd whoo-hooo and chuckle...have all accompanied the introduction for celebrities like Stephen Fry, Julie Walters, Sir David Attenborough, Jamie Oliver and most likely Helen Mirren, tonight. After all, they deserve it, don't they?
But who are these people in the background brought in, to warmly welcome some of the show's most esteemed guests? Truth is, it's largely The One Show crew and production staff...nowÌýthat's dedication for you.
The studio noise has also become a topic of debate, especially in The One Show production meetings...Did the crowd work last night? Did the laughter add something to the studio interview? Do we need an audience? They're all questions that might get asked.
So naturally, if it's had us talking, we thought we should put it out there and ask what you think.
Do you likeÌýthe audience cheers and clapping? Or would you rather it just went away? Isn't it nice to hear laughter in all the right places?
Please tell us your name and where you are from if you want this comment to be read on the show.
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Adrian and Christine were joined by Royalty - well the next best thing...Dame Helen Mirren. Naturally, there was a big cheer that accompanied the Dame's introduction. Do you like the crowd atmosphere on The One Show?
It's the time many homeowners have come to dread since the credit crunch...what do you current mortgage deal's about to expire?
Dom Littlewood looked at fixed rate mortgages and told us how, even if your deal isn't due to end for six months, you can actually book ahead and fix your rate.
Viewer, Sue Upton from Bexleyheath, had her One Minute On The One Show and shared her frustration with the public toilet cubicles she think are too small. Has Sue got a point? Should there be a campaign for bigger bogs? Do you use public toilets?
Equally, if you've got something you want to get off your chest...click here, get involved and let us know.
In the second installment of The Best Time To Be British, Christine Walkden transported us back to the early 1600's to learn about Britain's first celebrity gardener.
Yesterday, our wildlife man Mike Dilger went for Darwin and the Victorian Age of Exploration. If you could go back in time, what time would you want to live in?Ìý
Please tell us your name and where you are from if you want this comment to be read on the show.
Jamie Oliver joined Adrian and Christine to tell them why he's turned hisÌýattention to getting theÌýwhole nation to cook. And our own Phil Tufnell found just how easy - or not is it to cook. Have the Brits forgotten how to cook?
Heard of Accredited Persons before? They're public service workers who have been given the powers to stop, search and fine you in the street.
Justin Rowlatt witnessed how it's working on the streets of Colchester, read his blog here.
To mark our Best Time To Be British series, we got ourselves a time machine to travel back in time. If you could get your hands on a time machine, and could live in anytime, when would that be and why? Mike Dilger takes us to Darwin and The Victorian Age of Exploration.
Now, we asked a very important question...why does toast always land butter-side down when you drop it? Our science man Marty Jopson got on the case to find out.
Plus Adrian and Christine read out some of their favourite frugal tips sent in by you. Can you do better?
Julie Walters ..OBE, CBE, BAFTA, Golden Globe, Laurence Olivier Award-winner and Oscar-nominated actress, joined Adrian and Christine.
Lucy Siegle lived the frugal life with the help of pensioner Innes - she lived through the days of rationing so had a thing or two to teach Lucy.
We're on the look out for the nation's biggest cheapskate, are you married to him? Is she your best friend? Or is it you? We want your frugal tips, too.
Did you know the nation's family silver used to be manufactured in and around Birmingham? Neil Oliver went to the city's legendary jewellery quarter to tell its fascinating story.
While we all know that grandmothers are the lynchpins of many families up and down the country, we spoke to a group which is campaigning for the first ever Granny's Charter. Does a grandmother's role need cementing in law?
Christine Walkden looked at the humble tomato and how technology's ensuring we get this popular salad ingredient, on our plates, all year round.
And as John Sergeant prepares for his second dance in Strictly Come Dancing, Justin Rowlatt does some tough talking before John strutts his stuff.
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DominicÌýLittlewood reported earlier this weekÌýon how some people are saving money by processing used cooking oil into bio diesel for vehicles.
In a One Show challenge Adrian Chiles has half an hour to get hold of as much cooking oil as he can! Watch the film above to see how well he did.
If you want to have your say on bio diesel in cars, head over to the Consumer blog.
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Christine and Adrian were hoping it was alright on the night, when the the king of bloopers Denis Norden joined them on the sofa.Ìý
Eleven year-old Anna Schofield set out on a mission to show adults how to use apostrophes. Is punctuation important nowadays?
How manyÌýspelling mistakes and grammatical errors in signs have you seen around the UK? Please send in your photographic evidence to our gallery.
Phil Tufnell continued his series on images that have captured the public's imagination and money. This time he spoke to the photograper, Martin Elliot, who took the cheeky 1977 Tennis Girl photograph.
Dom Littlewood looked at innovative ways of cutting down the cost of running a car, converting used cooking oil in to biodiesel. Would you consider driving on biodiesel?
Can you tame a parrot? Des Coleman headed to Leicester to meet Macaws Marvin and Molly, who are driving their owners mad with attacks and incessant screaming.
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ÌýOn the day that the National Minimum Wage rose to £5.73, Anita Rani looked at its history and asked despite the riseÌýisÌýit really enough to live on nowadays?
As celebrations for Eid, one of the biggest festivals in the Islamic calendar, were underway Neil Oliver visited one of Britain's first mosques in Liverpool.
Our Science man, Marty Jopson got to the heart of those age-old scientific myths that we often believe. This time he looked at the rumours aboutÌýmobile phones. What urban myths would you like answered?
Also, have you or do you know someone who's been struck by lightning? Or even your house? Marty's making a film for The One Show about thunder and we'd love to hear from you.Ìý Click here to Get Involved
Are you one of these people whoÌýlives by the motto of...look after the pennies and the pounds will look after themselves? The One Show will be looking at the subject of frugal living...watch our video and find out, who, is into hand-me-downs, plusÌýgive us your tips.
