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00:11Hello and welcome to the One Show Live on BBC One and iPlayer with JB Gill and Angelica Bell.
00:17Tonight we are joined by Danny Dyer, Emily Atak and Anna Maxwell-Martin.
00:21And although temperatures might be slightly cooler today, Matt is still putting the heat on companies in Watchdog.
00:27Yes, tonight we're taking on the tech giants after hearing from some viewers who suffered devastating losses of thousands of
00:35pounds after falling victim to fraudulent ads on Facebook and Instagram.
00:39And we're investigating online marketplace Vinted, not for the first time.
00:45It failed to take down listings by sellers advertising stolen goods despite repeated warnings.
00:51I've also got some very exciting news.
00:54Oh, intriguing. Well, that's coming up very soon.
00:57And as mentioned, we'll be joined by the brilliant Anna Maxwell-Martin, who lots of you will know from much
01:02-loved comedies like Motherland and, of course, Ludwig.
01:05Yes, but tonight we'll be seeing a very different side to Anna as she takes on her most villainous role
01:11yet in a thrilling new drama,
01:13which explores what could have happened if the Soviet Union had won the space race in the 1960s.
01:18And from the 60s to the 80s, because also joining us are rival stars Danny Dyer and Emily Aitak.
01:24They've recently reunited for their dramatic new quiz show, it's called Nobody's Fall, where your general knowledge can get you
01:30far, but lying can get you even further.
01:33Oh, sounds naughty.
01:34We've got a real treat lined up for you as well.
01:37As earlier today, Sarah Green joined Michael Morpurgo for a very special performance to celebrate the global smash War Horse.
01:44It's just returned to the National Theatre in London, where it made its stage debut almost 20 years ago.
01:50Yeah, looking forward to that.
01:52But first, it's Watchdog.
01:53And Matt, tell us about this exciting news you have.
01:56I am so pleased to announce we are welcoming two new Watchdog presenters to our film team,
02:02documentary maker and from BBC's Asian network, the brilliant Amber Hack,
02:07as well as Scam Interceptors presenter Nick Stapleton, who is, of course, carrying on the legacy of his parents,
02:15Watchdog legends John Stapleton and Lynne Foulds-Wood, my heroes.
02:19Nick and Amber are two of the most dynamic, talented investigative journalists around,
02:23and Nicky and I and the rest of the team are so thrilled that they are joining us.
02:28This week, Nick's been investigating how Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram,
02:34has been allowing financial adverts on its sites with devastating effects.
02:41Scroll through Facebook or Instagram and you will almost certainly see posts like this.
02:46I've been able to buy my dream car all because I trade the markets daily.
02:51And now you guys can do the exact same thing.
02:53Click the link and join today.
02:54Now that does sound pretty appealing, but unfortunately, it's a scam ad.
03:00And it's one that is being allowed to pop up in people's Facebook and Instagram feeds by parent company Meta.
03:08In 2022, Meta made a promise.
03:12It would ban financial adverts from companies which aren't regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority
03:17from appearing on its platforms.
03:21But these adverts are rife.
03:23In just three days, I found 200 scam ads, all of which appear on Facebook.
03:31Last year, Joanne from Newport clicked on a very similar advert which landed on her Facebook feed.
03:38This ad kept appearing with different celebrities on,
03:42all saying it was a good investment opportunity.
03:45And because I trust Facebook, I got pulled in.
03:48The advert took Joanne to a page outside Facebook where she invested £200.
03:55Soon, she received a call from someone claiming to be a financial advisor.
04:00Joanne was told she was being given access to a trading account where she could watch her investment grow.
04:06After a while, on the platform, my £200 went up to £2,000.
04:11But Joanne's advisor said that to withdraw her profits,
04:15she'd first need to put thousands more into her trading account first,
04:19using multiple bank loans.
04:22What was the total amount that was transferred?
04:25Just over £195,000 within two months.
04:32Can you tell me, Joanne, about the moment that you really realised that this was a scam?
04:37A friend of mine said,
04:39no financial institution, Joanne, will ask you to input money to draw money out.
04:44I felt like there was a black hole.
04:47I didn't think I was going to see the next day.
04:55Unfortunately, I've heard harrowing stories like Joanne's many times before,
05:00and all of them stemming from a platform which you trust just to talk to your friends and family.
05:07Later this year, the Online Safety Act will require companies like Meta
05:11to either try and stop fraudulent content from being posted, or remove it.
05:16If not, it'll be fine.
05:18In Australia, similar laws already exist,
05:22and we've heard how a suspicious investment advert found there
05:26was spotted and removed by Meta.
05:29But...
05:30When the same advert was posted in Britain, it got through.
05:34And here's the real kicker.
05:36These ads are sponsored.
05:38So every time one gets posted, Meta make money.
05:44Teresa from Gloucester saw an advert for an investment on Instagram.
05:48And was called within minutes of filling in a form.
05:51Her initial investment was £200.
05:54The first couple of days, it just went up like hundreds.
05:58And all of a sudden, thousands.
06:02Teresa followed instructions telling her she must first invest thousands more into the account
06:07in order to access those profits.
06:10But she then received a message which made her realise she was actually speaking to scammers.
06:16It said, we need another £6,000.
06:19If we don't pay that, we're all going to jail.
06:22I just broke down into it like...
06:26Oh, Teresa, I'm so sorry.
06:29Teresa's bank refunded some of her money, but she lost £9,000 for good.
06:37We put our allegations to Meta, which told us it doesn't allow fraudulent activity on its platforms
06:44and has removed the scam adverts we brought to its attention.
06:48It told us it's continually investing in protections against scams
06:52and works closely with law enforcement to tackle the issue.
06:57Whatever social media platform we're on, we expect to be protected from criminals.
07:03Meta. Do better.
07:07That's just horrific.
07:08Yeah, it's a shocking story. Thanks so much for that, Nick.
07:10And it's so brave of Joanne and Teresa just to speak up.
07:14Yeah, we know that nothing changes unless people tell their stories.
07:18So, Joanne, Teresa, thank you so much.
07:21Joanne's case is currently with the financial ombudsman, and she's awaiting the result.
07:26But it goes to show it could happen to anyone.
07:28And that's why the whole Watchdog team is here to help.
07:32If you've been let down by a company, we want to know about it.
07:35Get in touch, watchdog at bbc.co.uk, or tag us on socials at BBC Watchdog.
07:41We are going to stay online now because we're talking about Vinted,
07:44the marketplace app that was founded to help people buy and sell second-hand goods.
07:49It has over 16 million users in the UK.
07:52So maybe, just like Meta, you'd expect it to have robust rules in place
07:57to stop prohibited items from being sold.
08:00Well, we've been hearing from some users who say
08:03they've had trouble reporting suspicious listings.
08:07And this is not the first time you've looked into it, is it, Matt?
08:09No, it's not.
08:10Last September, we reported on the sale of HRT meds on the app,
08:14despite Vinted banning the sale of prescription drugs.
08:17Vinted did remove the listings and had told us
08:20that it had strengthened its processes
08:22to help prevent these specific products being listed.
08:25But it seems Vinted isn't so quick to act
08:28when it comes to removing listings for stolen goods.
08:31Angelica, Sophie.
08:33Yes.
08:34She owns a family business called Trotters,
08:36which sells children's clothing.
08:38And in March, lorry carrying £50,000 of stock was broken into
08:43and the content stolen.
08:44Now, a couple of weeks later, Sophie found two accounts
08:47on Vinted selling her clothes.
08:49Now, she knew they were from the lorry
08:51because they were from an unreleased range,
08:54not yet for sale.
08:56OK.
08:56Sophie's daughter, Natasha, reported the sellers to Vinted
08:59via the online reporting function.
09:00However, they received a response the same day telling them
09:03that the sellers hadn't breached Vinted's community standards.
09:06So, from this, I'm assuming the items stayed on the site.
09:10Yeah, they weren't removed.
09:12In fact, they were still up almost a month later,
09:14along with items from two other businesses affected by the same theft,
09:18including a shoe company,
09:19which didn't know its stuff was on Vinted until we told it.
09:23Which must have been a real shock to those small businesses.
09:26Yeah, absolutely.
09:27And that's why Sophie and Natasha emailed Vinted
09:30on numerous occasions to try and escalate the matter.
09:33Unsurprisingly, the whole thing has really affected Sophie.
09:36To see those goods being sold, not by us, but by somebody else,
09:41was horrifying, really, because we're a small business
09:45and in order to survive, we need to be able to sell the goods
09:48that we've made.
09:49We have to pay the factories for the goods.
09:52Well, with nowhere else to turn, Sophie got in touch with us.
09:55When we contacted Vinted on her behalf,
09:58it finally decided to take action.
10:00In fact, within 24 hours, the pages were blocked
10:02and the listings were removed.
10:04Which is great.
10:05It's good that they finally took the items off Vinted,
10:08but that should have been done in the first place.
10:09Yeah, you would have thought so, wouldn't you?
10:10Vinted told us it has rules in place to help keep the app safe
10:14and it takes action when those rules are broken,
10:16including permanently banning members.
10:18Its teams are constantly looking at ways to detect
10:21and counter new malicious behaviour.
10:22It also works closely with the police on cases of this type.
10:26Guess what, though?
10:28This morning, Sophie told us she found a new account on Vinted
10:31trying to flog her stolen goods.
10:33So we got back in touch with Vinted.
10:36Within the hour, the new account had been blocked.
10:39We should also say the police investigation into the lorry theft
10:42is still ongoing.
10:44Excellent work.
10:45It's a good job you're still up to date with all of that.
10:47So make sure you keep an eye on it and let us know as well.
10:49We never sleep.
10:51It's been a busy time for you because we've got doorbell detectives
10:55returning to our screens in a brand new series.
10:57So excited.
10:58Monday morning after Morning Live, we're on back looking at crimes
11:01caught on doorbell footage, including one shocking case
11:05where a thief broke into a bungalow while the elderly owners slept,
11:09completely unaware.
11:11Only, it was only, when their doorbell camera footage alerted
11:15their daughter of the overnight intrusion that she raced there
11:19to try and find out what would happen.
11:21But this is what we do on the show, is that we use that footage.
11:25We help communities use it as a tool to place an investigation,
11:29take it to the police and make their homes and communities safer.
11:33So Monday morning after Morning Live, BBC One, check it out.
11:36That's why it's back.
11:37Indeed.
11:38That's why we're there.
11:39Indeed.
11:39We're very much looking forward to that.
11:41Thank you so much, Matt.
11:42Still to come, Anna Maxwell-Martin tells us about playing
11:45the ultimate baddie in her thrilling new drama.
11:47Plus, rival stars Danny Dyer and Emily Atak will be sharing
11:50about teaming up again, this time for their fiercely competitive
11:54new quiz show packed full of twists and turns.
11:57But first, we're celebrating a British play which first hit the stage
12:01almost 20 years ago, War Horse.
12:03Ahead of its anniversary next year, a special performance took place
12:06earlier today, officially welcoming its return to the National Theatre.
12:11Sarah Green had front row seats.
12:14I'll find you again, you old silly.
12:17Wherever you are, I'll find you, Joey.
12:21Today marks a homecoming.
12:23It's been nearly two decades since the acclaimed play War Horse
12:27galloped off the stage here at the National Theatre in London,
12:31playing tech nearly 9 million people in 15 different countries
12:35all over the world.
12:37And now, it's back.
12:39It tells the story of a young horse named Joey
12:42and a boy from Devon called Albert,
12:44trying to survive the brutal battlefields of the First World War.
12:48Not bad for three guineas, is he?
12:51Ah, you my little firebrand.
12:53The inspiration for the play came from Michael Morpurgo's novel,
12:57published in 1982.
12:59The title is War Horse, and therefore people might think it's about war.
13:03Actually, it is every bit as much about the longing that we all have for peace.
13:07The book, I have to say, was not successful until 25 years later.
13:12And I get a phone call from the National Theatre from a man called Tom Morris.
13:16He said, we're going to do it.
13:18It's on a stage with puppets.
13:19And I didn't see how it could possibly work.
13:22And he said, well, come out to London.
13:23And he showed me.
13:24There was something magical and extraordinary about the whole thing.
13:27Today, welcoming Joey return to where it all first started in 2007
13:33is a community choir of over 250 people.
13:39Organising today's celebrations are National Theatre's artistic director, Indoo Rubasingham,
13:45and the director for learning, Yamin Chowdhury.
13:48It's a story that crosses generations.
13:50It's a story that crosses time.
13:52War Horse is such a powerful piece.
13:55This is all of our history.
13:56This is a celebration and a eulogy.
13:58Tell me about how you chose the songs for the performance today.
14:02We tried to pick a repertoire of three songs that we felt took the audience on a journey.
14:08Six choirs in total, total mixture.
14:11So the Chelsea Pensioners' Choir standing next to a choir with no name,
14:15and Asylum Seekers' Choir just trying to demonstrate the community of modern Britain today.
14:21How close the wheel of fortune, don't be afraid to run.
14:28At the heart of the production is the puppetry,
14:30and Lewis Howard is the associate puppetry director.
14:34How has this production changed?
14:36I imagine from the original production it's changed a huge amount.
14:39There's story beats that have changed, scripting that have changed,
14:42but when you get a whole new cast in, the dynamic of the whole show changes,
14:46so it's refreshed.
14:47As you get to facilitate the story,
14:50so if someone does something differently one night,
14:52if they shout the line they didn't the previous night,
14:53you just instinctively move your body in a way that translates to the horse.
14:57It never settles.
14:58It's always different every single night.
15:01The performance has been a great success.
15:07It's been an incredible blessing.
15:09It shows how we can all come together and create something magical.
15:13It was awesome, it really was.
15:14It's like a body of people all singing together,
15:17singing their hearts out, it was wonderful.
15:21How did you feel when Joey the horse came on?
15:25This was our first time seeing it in like real life.
15:27I thought that was so cool.
15:29I was singing along to stop myself loving,
15:33because the songs were so beautiful,
15:35but then they brought on that horse,
15:38it brought me here.
15:43Ah, thank you, Sarah.
15:45Great to see War Horse still resonating with audiences all these years later.
15:49Yeah.
15:50Time now to welcome our guests,
15:51a trio of top talent.
15:53It's Danny Dyer,
15:54Emily Atak,
15:54and Anna Maxwell-Martin.
15:56Yes!
15:59Yeah, happy sounds.
16:00It's a special day as well.
16:02It is a special day.
16:03We need to say happy birthday to Anna.
16:05Yes, happy birthday, Anna.
16:06Thank you for being here.
16:0725 years young.
16:08Yes.
16:08Oh, of course, guys.
16:10And you're also excited.
16:11It was a birthday treat being on the sofa with Danny and Emily.
16:14Is it?
16:14Yeah, because you're a massive fan.
16:16Is that my birthday treat?
16:19But you're a massive fan of Rivals.
16:20I'm a massive fan.
16:24I thought season one was like the best telly ever.
16:28I haven't seen season two because I'm saving it
16:30because I'm about to go away and work
16:32and I'm worried I'll get a bit lonely and sad.
16:34So I'm saving it for like my happy thing.
16:36But someone in my family is watching it.
16:39So I walked in.
16:41Actually, Danny, on the...
16:43That could mean a lot of things.
16:47Was that a real bum or was that a stunt bum?
16:52Listen, if you sign up to Rivals, you know, you've got no...
16:55You never know what you're going to get.
16:56You've got to go away.
16:57Listen, it's good.
16:58It's classy.
16:59Oh, God, it's just...
17:01It's amazing.
17:01Coming from you, that is the biggest compliment.
17:03Oh, my God.
17:04It's a brilliant, brilliant...
17:05You're both amazing.
17:06Brilliant.
17:07Well, we will be chatting to Danny and Emily
17:09about their brand-new quiz show very soon.
17:11But we're starting with Anna
17:13and her exciting new drama, Star City,
17:15which is a spin-off of the Emmy Award-winning for All Mankind.
17:18Now, it's a thriller set in 1969
17:21that explores what would have happened
17:22if the Soviet Union had won the space race
17:25by sending the first man to the moon.
17:27Now, Anna plays the head of the Soviet Intelligence Force
17:30who will stop at nothing to ensure
17:32they stay one step ahead of the Americans.
17:34Now, before she tells us more about it, let's take a look.
17:37I take this step for my country
17:39and for the Marxist-Leninist way of life.
17:42The Americans have acquired your plans for the Lunar Base.
17:45It appears that someone in Star City
17:47is working for the other side.
17:49We are under threat.
17:51Star City's security status has been raised to level one.
17:54I want to know what every person is doing before they do it.
17:58What every person is thinking before they think it.
18:02I will not have any more deaths on my watch
18:04because of your paranoia.
18:06Your measure of risk is misguided, comrade.
18:10Yes.
18:13Anna.
18:14Davey and I have seen the first one and we are gripped.
18:17Now, you play the terrifying Lyudmila
18:18who takes the job so seriously.
18:21She's just into it.
18:22But explain how she fits into the story.
18:24Well, she has to take her job seriously
18:25because she's the head of the KGB
18:27overseeing this space station.
18:30And so she's like the overlord of surveillance.
18:33And so, I mean, it's set in Russia in 1969 in the Soviet Union.
18:39And so that, you know, that is a very particular world
18:42where there is high jeopardy and danger
18:45and she's listening in on everybody.
18:46And if she doesn't like what she hears,
18:48then she's not very nice.
18:51Well, lots of us remember you playing a baddie in Line of Duty.
18:54Lyudmila, you've said it's even worse.
18:56Is it fun playing a bit in there?
19:00Yeah, yeah, it is, isn't it?
19:02Playing paddies.
19:03I don't know.
19:03What, are you Russian in it?
19:05Yeah, I...
19:06It's the Russian thing I struggle with, you know what I mean?
19:08So, baddies all...
19:09No, I don't do a Russian accent, Andy.
19:10You don't do a Russian accent?
19:11No, I'm just normal.
19:12Oh, I see.
19:13No, no, that would be far too much of a stretch.
19:16Exhausting.
19:17No, it's good playing paddies.
19:19It's good.
19:19I mean, look, we all want to play all different things all the time,
19:22I think.
19:23So you play a baddie and then you want to do something else and then, yeah.
19:25But Lyudmila's great.
19:27Like, she's beyond a badass, yeah.
19:29You do it so well.
19:31Double naughty.
19:32She's triple naughty, Dad.
19:33Oh, oh, oh, oh.
19:36That is a great cast in the series, including Risa Phan,
19:40who plays head of engineering and cosmonaut.
19:43Now, you have some really tense scenes together,
19:46but off camera, you had to sort of just have some decompression time
19:50and enjoy it, didn't you?
19:52Well, it's not decompression, cos...
19:55It's just, like, gaff about, gaff about, do the scene,
19:59and then go back to gaff about.
20:00I mean, Risa's a really, like, lovely person.
20:04And I think most actors just, like, I don't know what you two do,
20:07but you just do your stuff and then you have a cup of tea
20:10and a nice time.
20:11I don't know.
20:11I mean, I'm not, like, going around staying in character.
20:14I wouldn't want to stay in character as them.
20:15It's a bit awkward when people kind of do that, honestly.
20:18But some people do, don't they?
20:19Some actors, they...
20:20Well, each to their own.
20:21Yeah, each to their own.
20:21Yeah, no, no, it's totally fine, but...
20:25I'd be like, wow.
20:27I'd feel a bit self-conscious, I would.
20:29I would be self-conscious, yeah.
20:30So it was nice that he was a friend and you can just enjoy it.
20:32Yeah, you just want to have a nice day, don't you?
20:34They're long days with filming, yeah.
20:36It's always a joy to be working, you know,
20:38you've got to pay your council tax, you know what I mean?
20:40Yeah, that's right.
20:41Whatever comes your way, we're grateful.
20:43But also, everyone else is paying their council tax
20:45and they want to have a nice day as well.
20:47Of course they do, absolutely.
20:48You know, you are doing, like, a 14-hour day, so, you know,
20:51you've just got to do the best job you can
20:53and then also be a nice person, I think.
20:55Yeah.
20:55Well, Danny, speaking of space, you're quite fascinated by it
20:58because didn't you present...?
21:00LAUGHTER
21:01Didn't you present...?
21:02Danny's been in space!
21:03No, no, I've never...
21:04You present a documentary on UFOs?
21:06Yes, because I do believe in them.
21:08And I did make a documentary about it
21:11and I saw a couple of aliens in it and...
21:14You saw aliens?
21:14Well, yeah, the geezer showed me a video of an alien
21:16that chucked its nut in his kitchen.
21:19LAUGHTER
21:20It came in, it came in.
21:22It was, er...
21:24Look, look, either it's true or he was lying to me,
21:27but I watched the footage and I thought,
21:28wow, that's, man, an actual...
21:30Oh, yeah, the big nut, a huge nut.
21:33Yeah.
21:34And it poked his nut man.
21:35But it was, er...
21:36It was...
21:37It's always fascinated me, the idea of it.
21:39I don't...
21:39Yeah.
21:39You know, it can't be the only things in the universe.
21:42It makes me nervous.
21:42It makes me nervous.
21:44Yeah, but Danny, I don't believe that one came into a house.
21:46Is that what you're saying?
21:47You're abducting him.
21:48I mean, I'll go into it if you want.
21:49We ain't got time.
21:51No, we definitely don't have time.
21:53You know, but, you know, no, I did have an abducting him,
21:55so he wanted evidence.
21:57In the house?
21:57Yeah, well, yes.
21:58Well, like on CCTV.
21:59Nicking him out of his bed and then taking him up there
22:01and doing stuff to him.
22:04Er, Anna, Anna, lots of people would be excited.
22:07We'll just jump to Ludwig very quickly.
22:09It's back later this year.
22:10Series 1 won an Emmy, of course.
22:12What can we expect from Series 2?
22:13You tell me, love.
22:16What a clue.
22:17I know I was there for the filming.
22:19Yeah.
22:20But, I mean, I can't say anything, can I?
22:23Probably, I'll just say this, more of the same.
22:25Okay.
22:25But hopefully better.
22:27Oh, that's something.
22:28We'll take that, won't we?
22:29We'll take that.
22:29Well, Anna's new series, Star City, starts on Friday on Apple TV
22:34and you can watch the first series of Ludwig on BBC iPlayer.
22:37Time now to quiz Danny and Emily on their brilliant new show,
22:40Nobody's Fool, where deception can be more valuable than knowledge.
22:44Think traitors meets the weakest link.
22:46Yes, it sees contestants answer quiz questions to earn money for the prize pot.
22:51But here's the twist.
22:52It's up to each contestant to reveal how much they've contributed.
22:56Whether they're telling the truth is up to their fellow players to figure out.
23:00Let's take a quick look.
23:00We've invited ten complete strangers from all walks of life.
23:06They must correctly identify and evict who has contributed the least to the prize pot.
23:11I contributed £2,400.
23:15I contributed £1,800 to the pot.
23:17£1,800 to the pot.
23:20There's too many people lying.
23:21Why are you answering?
23:23That's enough of that.
23:24So can a blagger with a plan be a genius without one?
23:29Let the bluffing begin.
23:33Begin indeed.
23:35Now Danny, this isn't your typical quiz show, is it?
23:37Intelligence will only get the contestants so far.
23:40Well, I just want to declare something.
23:42First of all, I started, my day one on this was on the back of an Oasis gig at Wembley.
23:46And so I did turn up...
23:48I was slightly confused with life and everything else.
23:51Right.
23:52I'm glad you said it.
23:53I know.
23:54Anyway.
23:55Bless you, Emily.
23:55What is it about, really?
23:56It's ten people.
23:58It's quite brutal.
23:59You've got to just work out who the thickest person is.
24:01Now, so what you're going into, really, is, you know, sort of judging people on their looks
24:07and the way they speak.
24:08There's a lot of classism in it.
24:09Yeah.
24:09OK.
24:10You know, some people, one goes and went to eat and one wasn't educated at all.
24:14So it's about manipulating people.
24:16Yeah.
24:16And try and make them believe that you're clever.
24:19Yeah.
24:19So, in a way, it is mostly sort of acting.
24:24Like, you can win the readies.
24:25Yes.
24:26And be thick.
24:28But then I don't know what thick is.
24:29In a nutshell.
24:29What is thick?
24:30Well, that's it.
24:31You know what I mean?
24:31Different types of intent.
24:32Define it.
24:33Exactly.
24:33Wembley, you're the one asking the questions.
24:36Were you surprised by how much contestants lied about how well they did?
24:40Yeah, completely.
24:40When you watch this kind of thing, you know, we all watch it to watch the backstabbing.
24:45But I didn't realise how entertaining it would actually be, being there at the helm of it
24:48and seeing it happen in front of you.
24:50Because I do get to do those one-on-one quizzes.
24:53I got to know them a little bit more.
24:55Yeah.
24:55And get to know their friendships and their dynamic.
24:58And they really do lie and stab each other in the back.
25:01It's great.
25:02It's brilliant.
25:02Do you find it hard not to pick your favourites then, knowing that?
25:04Well, I'm really bad at this.
25:05I don't really make a very good TV host because I can't do the impartial thing.
25:11I really do have favourites and I get very emotional and I get very attached to them all.
25:17Did you cry when they left?
25:19I did.
25:20I cried.
25:21I do actually cry at the end.
25:24Sandy Topsvig.
25:24Yeah.
25:25Full Sandy.
25:26Yeah, I did a full Sandy on it.
25:28I wasn't so much, to be honest.
25:29I don't know.
25:31After the Oasis gig, he was like, right, let's go.
25:35That's one out of the way.
25:38But it is clever because it is.
25:40They do separate quiz.
25:41You're the quiz masters.
25:42Yes.
25:43And then they can come out and lie about how many they've got right and how much money they've put
25:46in the pot.
25:46So that's the interesting part.
25:48Whether or not they've got good general knowledge.
25:50So it's very surprising as it goes on, I tell you.
25:54There is something that happens that kind of put the whole thing into disarray.
25:59I'm not allowed to say any more than that.
26:00Huge.
26:00It's a really, like, big kind of twist.
26:02A little moment.
26:03Yeah, it's a really, really exciting moment.
26:05So do stream it on ITVX if you haven't seen it.
26:09And then what's the other thing?
26:10Saturday, nine o'clock.
26:12Saturday, Sunday and Monday.
26:13Monday's at five.
26:149.30.
26:149.30.
26:159.30.
26:16I was nine, of course.
26:16No, no, I was testing you.
26:17I was bluffing.
26:18Well, alongside the quiz, as you say, you've also got challenges, group challenges, where you get to know the contestants
26:24a bit better as well.
26:24Yeah.
26:25Well, yeah, I suppose they're being exposed a little bit more, aren't they?
26:27Yes.
26:27Because they're doing stuff in front of each other.
26:29Yeah, and because I particularly know how they've done secretly.
26:32Oh, they're doing maths there.
26:34Yeah.
26:34So I know how they've done secretly.
26:35So they kind of expose themselves to, you know, when they're doing the tasks in front of each other.
26:41They didn't expose themselves.
26:42They didn't expose themselves.
26:43Not very ITV.
26:44So this one here is, I think this is Yep coming up, where they've got to work out an equation,
26:49and then they've got to shoot it on a board.
26:52Oh, OK.
26:52So not only you've got to be, you know, have something about you with arithmetic, you've got to be able
26:56to shoot people.
26:57Yeah.
26:57Right.
26:58Again, not literally.
27:00No, not clean.
27:01I'll shoot things.
27:01A ball.
27:02A ball's eye.
27:03You've got to clarify these things, Danny.
27:06Now, Emily, this is the first time you're hosting a quiz show.
27:09Yes.
27:09And the last, I think.
27:15Was it lovely to have Danny by your side?
27:17I mean, as you can tell, yes, he makes everyone laugh.
27:21He's brilliant.
27:22And we really do have a lot.
27:24And also, because we did Rivals together, but we don't have many scenes together.
27:27So actually, it was really nice to get to know each other one-on-one.
27:31I was there with my family.
27:32He got to know my family really well.
27:33I was there with my baby.
27:34A little bit.
27:34And yeah, it was, we loved it, didn't we?
27:37Yeah, we did.
27:38No, it was, because we was in the thick of Rivals as well, wasn't we?
27:41You're right, Freddie and Sarah don't really hang out.
27:43So he's there with us.
27:44He's got his tash.
27:45He's tashed up.
27:46That's one tashed up.
27:46You always know if...
27:47But actually, speaking of Rivals, I've got a bone to pick with you.
27:50Is it true that you lied on your CV, which nearly got you in trouble?
27:54I think every actor lies on their CV.
27:55I don't know about you, Anna, did you?
27:57Never, no.
27:57I would not do that.
27:59You know, like, horse riding is one of them.
28:01You say, of course I can ride an horse.
28:02You give me that part, I'll ride that horse, right?
28:04And you think, I'm never going to get the part.
28:06And then you do it, and you think, oh, no, now I've got to ride the horse.
28:10I lied about being a trapeze artist and a tightrope walker.
28:13I thought, I'm never going to get a part of a tightrope walker.
28:15You know, it's an old school thing back in the day used to fill out this thing.
28:19You had to fill out, mine's flamenco.
28:20I can flamenco.
28:21Flamenco.
28:22Oh, good.
28:22I think my biggest lie was probably accents, weirdly.
28:25Yeah.
28:25Which, yeah, can't do them.
28:27But, yeah.
28:28Anna, do you think you'd get a win on their show?
28:31How's your bluffing and lying?
28:32Oh, God, I'm so good at lying.
28:34Are you?
28:35I couldn't do that maths bit, though.
28:37That would be...
28:38Yeah, it's trickier than maths, isn't it?
28:39Yeah.
28:40Yeah, no one likes maths.
28:41But I do, I'm good at lying, yeah, really good.
28:42But it's, anyway, it's good.
28:43It's up there with the traitors, isn't it, so...
28:45Yeah, well, we're not allowed to say the T-word, but...
28:47Well, why not?
28:49It's up there.
28:52Yeah.
28:52So let's have it right.
28:53I've never actually seen the traitors.
28:54When people do kind of say to me,
28:56oh, is it like the traitors,
28:57I kind of don't really know what to say,
28:58because I've never actually seen it,
28:59which I know is mad.
29:00But, anyway, that's the traitors.
29:02Yes.
29:03But you can stream the first three episodes
29:05of Nobody's Fool on ITVX now,
29:07and it continues this Saturday at 9.30.
29:09Yeah, do get involved if you can.
29:11Yes.
29:11On ITV1 and ITVX.
29:12That is all we've got.
29:15Mine's out on fire.
29:16Daddy's still going.
29:17But thank you to all our guests
29:18and, of course, Matt from Watchdog.
29:19Vernon and Lauren will be in tomorrow
29:21with Joe Swash and George Clarke
29:22and former One Direction star Zayn Malik
29:24will be helping us with a very special one big thank you.
29:27Have a lovely evening.
29:28Goodbye.
29:29Goodbye.
29:29Goodbye.
29:30Goodbye.
29:32Goodbye.
29:35Goodbye.
29:37Goodbye.
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