Myleene Klass and John Sergeant were joined in the studio by comedian Ricky Gervais.
Dom Littlewood told us about home exchanges; holidaymakers are cutting costs by swapping houses with other holidaymakers. Dom's top home exchange tips here.
Open plan office or your own cubicle? Marty Joplin looked at the best environment to work in. Continue the debate below!
Wildlife detective Mike Dilger investigated the case of the kleptomaniac fox.
And finally, we spoke to the inspirational Hilary Lister as she nears the end of her sailing challenge. Find out more and watch our Hilary films here.
You may also like: Dom's 'Distance Selling' downloadable letter and Rav and Phil reveal their Strictly dancing partners.
Have a great Bank Holiday weekend, we'll see you on Tuesday.
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Tonight, Myleene and John were joined in the studio by double Olympic gold winner Dame Kelly Holmes.
Germaine Greer looked at what makes a woman a woman, and came into the studio to discuss the recent controversy over the sex of world record breaking athlete Caster Semenya.
Dom Littlewood outlined our rights when it comes to internet, catalogue and mail order shopping. Download Dom's template letters here.
With the fifth anniversary of Kelly's victory at the Olympics nearing - she took us back to one of her favourite childhood holiday resorts and explained how it helped to fire her passion for athletics.
And Christine Walkden told us about the many uses for Marigold flowers. There's more Marigolds on the BBC Gardening website.
Also mentioned: Last night's viewer discussion about working class TV heroes.
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Myleene and John were joined in the studio by comedians Vic Reeves and Bob Mortimer.
Angelica Bell went to find out if working class communities are being misrepresented by reality TV.
Who's your working class TV hero? Del Boy, Steptoe... or? Continue the conversation, below.
Following an outbreak of E. coli in Wrexham North Wales earlier this month, Anita Rani delved into just how clean our restaurants are and what measures are in place to protect the public from food poisoning. For more advice on food safety, go to our more information page.
Mike Dilger introduced us to the Glis Glis - a breed of edible mouse - that can only be found in the Chilterns.
And finally our very own street barber Michael Douglas took to London's Cabman's Shelters to give cabbies a crop and stop for a chat.
Also: Loch Ness monster seen on Google Earth? Take a look at an external news site.
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Myleene Klass and John Sergeant were joined in the studio by actor and presenter Alan Cumming.
Linda Robson delved into the debate about parents smacking their children. Is it ever right to smack a child? Join the debate.
Marty Jopson talked about voice recognition technology.
Anita Rani looked into health claims on food packaging.
Paris... New York... London... Malmesbury. Yes, Malmesbury, the oldest borough in England; a fortified settlement since 2500 BC. Angellica Bell showed us around.
And finally, it was announced today that our very own Phil Tufnell and Rav Wilding will be taking part in the new series of Strictly Come Dancing. Find out more, and send your messages of support!
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With Adrian and Christine still on their hols, Myleene Klass and John Sergeant are hosting the show. Hollywood actor Adam Sandler joined them in the studio.
We went to Scotland to ask about the decision to free Libyan Lockerbie bomber, Abdelbaset Ali Mohmed Al Megrahi.
Gyles Brandreth told us about classical composer Ralph Vaughan Williams, most famous for The Lark Ascending, and explored the British countryside that inspired him.
With the Government giving the go-ahead for a new generation of power plants, it seems nuclear power is here to stay. Lucy Siegle went to investigate.
And finally, infestations usually spell disaster but this summer one English county was hit by a more colourful, and helpful type of insect; the ladybird. George McGavin found out more.
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Adrian and Christine are on their hols, so Myleene Klass and John Sergeant are at the helm of The One Show all this week - until 28 August. We're delighted to have them on board!
Myleene Klass is a classically trained musician, TV & radio presenter and singer. She's presented numerous primetime shows and had great success in the music charts. Myleene is also currently studying astronomy with the Open University.
John Sergeant started his career in journalism in 1967, working at a regional newspaper. He joined the BBC in 1970 where he travelled the world reporting on political issues. Last year, in the sixth series of Strictly Come Dancing, John won the hearts of the viewers who continually saved him from elimination. He retired early from the competition, fearing he would win.
Join Myleene and John all this week on The One Show!
Adrian and Christine will be back next Monday 31 August.
Gethin and Gloria were joined in the studio by Emmy award-winning actor, Brian Cox.
With the reports of bad behaviour from Brits abroad increasing by the week, ex-police officer Rav Wilding travelled to Malia to investigate the problem.
Ellie Harrison watched an expert impart training techniques on a depressed parrot who has become aggressive.
Author and food critic Jay Rayner visited Fodder, near Harrogate - a new style of supermarket where all of the produce is sourced locally.
Our favourite green-fingered Christine Walkden visited a man who has a 850-feet railway track out in his garden.
And the fabulous duo Gloria and Gethin gracefully handed over the reins to our guest presenters for next week Myleene Klass and John Sergeant.
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Gloria Hunniford and Gethin Jones were joined in the studio by Hollywood actress Emilia Fox.
We featured a special report about the ongoing conflict in Afghanistan - continue the discussion, add your thoughts.
The One Show's Mr Science Marty Jopson nearly went off his rocker keeping cool... with a bellows rocking chair!
Continuing with our series of films about the Sales of Good Act, consumer guru Dom Littlewood hit the streets of the South Coast to share some of our viewers' success stories.
Next month marks 70 years since the start of the Second World War, so John Sergeant looked at the history of a very famous uniform.
And finally, we reunited some lost wartime friends who found each other again through the One Show wartime reunion appeal.
SEE OUR WARTIME REUNIONS PAGE - to find out more about the appeals featured in the show as well as other stories and photos about lost wartime friends.
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Gloria Hunniford and Gethin Jones were joined in the studio by distinguished British actor Joss Ackland.
The nosy neighbour is not a new phenomenon; however Anita Rani recently visited one borough that has started paying its residents to keep an eye on each other. Would you report on a neighbour for a cash reward?
Continuing with our series of films marking the 70th anniversary of the beginning of the Second World War, Angellica Bell took three women who worked on the canals during the war years back to the Grand Union Canal.
We also read out more of your wartime stories in the hope of reuniting some wartime friends.
SEE OUR WARTIME REUNIONS PAGE - to find out more about the appeals featured in the show as well as other stories and photos about lost wartime friends.
One Show wildlife team, Mike Dilger and Miranda Krestovnikoff have been exploring Britain's unique wildlife reserve, Lundy Island. In part two, they both stayed up late to see what happens on this extraordinary island after dark.
From exaggerating in job interviews to embellished stories at dinner parties, a recent study reveals the average person lies 3 times in a 10 minute conversation. Lucy Siegle looks at whether the occasional fib might actually be a good thing.
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Gloria Hunniford and Gethin Jones were joined in the studio by comedian Justin Lee Collins.
Rhodri Owen went to investigate if digital self-diagnosis causes more harm than good as more and more of us are using the Internet to research symptoms before visiting the doctor. What do you think? Share your views on online diagnosis.
The end of the cold war in 1991 brought to a close half a century of spies and secrecy - even the maps of the UK were censored to prevent espionage. Phil Tufnell went to find out why some hidden locations are coming out of the cold.
The take up of free bus travel by over-60s has been so great that some local councils are complaining it's costing them too much money. Anita Rani took a bus ride with some pensioners who won't give up their bus passes without a fight.
And finally, it's 40 years since Lundy Island - famous for its unique wildlife - was bought by The National Trust. Mike Dilger and Miranda Krestovnikoff decided to pay the island a birthday visit.
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Adrian and Christine are on their hols so Gloria Hunniford and Gethin Jones are at the helm of the show all this week - until 21 August. We're delighted to have them on board!
Gloria Hunniford has been presenting TV and radio programmes for over 30 years. She was the first woman to have her own daily radio show on BBC Radio 2 and has also presented shows such as Gloria Live, Wogan, Holiday, Songs of Praise, Heaven and Earth and That's Showbusiness. She is currently presenting BBC Two's Castle In The Country.
Gethin Jones co-presented Blue Peter for over three years from 2005. He's also presented TV programmes such as BBC Young Musician of the Year awards and BBC Proms in the Park. He currently presents a show on BBC Radio 5 Live.
Both Gloria and Gethin have taken to the floor in Strictly Come Dancing; Gethin was a contestant in 2007 and Gloria appeared in 2005.
Join our dynamic dancing duo on The One Show all this week!
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Adrian and Christine are on their holidays, so Gloria Hunniford and Gethin Jones presented the show. They were joined in the studio by actor and Hollywood regular Timothy Spall.
Because of their enthusiasm for TV, surfing the web and texting on their phones some teenagers are being dubbed 'screenagers'. Christopher Biggins went to investigate if they really are spending too much time with their gadgets.
Angellicia Bell went to Newbiggin, on the Northumbrian coast, to find out more about the women who man the community's lifeboats.
Rav Wilding found out how "log book loans" could see you watching your new car, and money, drive off into the sunset.
And finally, Dan Snow explored Britain's battlefields and what's being done to take care of them.
SEE OUR WARTIME REUNIONS PAGE - if you are looking for a wartime friend or if you'd like to contact someone who was mentioned in the programme as part of our Lost Wartime Friends appeal.
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Adrian and Christine were joined in the studio by Perrier Award-nominated, Irish stand-up comedian Ed Byrne.
Lucy Siegle found out why it's so important to be aware of the minor print when it comes to taking out travel insurance.
Christine met 'The Forces' Sweetheart' Dame Vera Lynn to discuss her incredible life.
We also read out some of your wartime stories in the hope of reuniting some wartime friends.
SEE OUR WARTIME REUNIONS PAGE - to find out more about the appeals featured in the show as well as other stories and photos about lost wartime friends.
Christine Walkden visited East Anglia in search of the UK's biggest pea farm.
Finally, we paid tribute to rock-guitar pioneer Les Paul, who has died at the age of 94.
Thank you to all our viewers who sent in your chants. You can read them here.
Have a great weekend.
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Adrian and Christine were joined live in the studio by Barnsley FC poet-in-residence Ian McMillan.
Germaine Greer looked at the ongoing fight to get women's boxing into the Olympics.
Angellica Bell visited some fine canines involved in helicopter search and rescue in Snowdonia.
Our Consumer man, Dom Littlewood, gave us an update on the The Sale of Goods Act. Download a letter to help you with your faulty goods.
George McGavin took our ex-sportsman Phil Tuffnell for a day out to show him a type of cricket that he never knew existed.
Finally, we asked you to write a chant, not about football but about something else that's close to your heart - your hometown, favourite food or hobby.
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Musician Sharon Corr joined Adrian and Christine in the studio.
They discussed the New Bond Street jewellery heist. Click here if you have any information about this heist.
Matt Allwright went riding with the Hell's Angels to see if they're still living up to their fiery reputation.
Figures out today claim that women spend 16 months of their lives crying. We want to know what's the most unusual thing that turns on your waterworks? Tell us what makes you cry.
Mike Dilger took Lucy Siegle to a landfill site to show her creatures that have made it their home. Watch the film here.
In search of roadside attractions, Phil Tufnell drove along the M5 looking for a camel named Humphrey.
And don't forget to look up into the sky at around midnight - you might catch a glimpse of the Perseid meteor shower. Watch our Astronomy film to find out what to look for.
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Adventurer and Adrian lookalike, Ray Mears joined us on The One Show sofa.
Today's papers made the most of their freedom to name and shame the perpetrators of Baby Peter. We received many comments from you after Anita's film on the subject yesterday. Continue to let us know what you think of this story below.
Anita Rani met Janis Sharp, mother of Gary McKinnon the Asperger's sufferer awaiting extradition to the US for allegedly hacking into the American government's national security computer system.
Germaine Greer explored the relationship between Hollywood and history.
Marty Jopson delved into the world of crazy patents, looking at the 1962 invention the 'birthday cake candle extinguisher'.
Miranda Krestovnikoff took Clare Balding to an elusive location to try to find otters.
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Adrian and Christine were joined by actress Cherie Lunghi.
Anita Rani explored why Baby P's mother and partner's identities were protected and asked if the press demonising such characters helps or hinders our understanding of how and why such appalling crimes are committed.
John Sergeant visited a stately home in Derbyshire - which offered refuge to an entire girls' school during the war - to help reunite some of the ex-pupils for a good old reminisce. Over the coming weeks on The One Show, we will be marking 70 years since the start of World War II. Have you lost contact with a friend or colleague during the war years? Find out how The One Show might be able to help with your wartime reunion.
People from ethnic minorities make up at least nine per cent of England's population. Matt Allwright took a look at why only one percent has visited the countryside.
And finally Mike Dilger attempted to help Christine get over her fear of moths.
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As Christine is away on her hols, once again Lucy Siegle joined Adrian on the sofa. Tonight's guest was author Tony Parsons.
Phil Tufnell delved into the debate over unruly cricket fans. Do the Barmy Army need to behave more calmly? We'd like to hear what you think.
At a time when companies are offering big incentives to bag new customers, our very own Dom Littlewood took a look at how, as an existing customer, you can secure the best deal.
Our street barber Michael Douglas visited some Turkish baths in the spa town of Harrogate and offered some local ladies a haircut.
And finally Mike Dilger explored how the construction of the Channel Tunnel resulted in the perfect habitat for British orchids in Samphire Hoe near Dover.
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Tonight, as Christine is away on her hols, Lucy Siegle was on the sofa, co-presenting the show with Adrian. Joining them both in the studio was singer Peter Andre.
As a tribute to Peter we asked for photos of your six-packs and beer bellies. Rate the best bods in the gallery here.
Author and agony aunt Bel Mooney looked at how politicians are hoping to decrease the divorce rate.
It's been announced that Robbie Williams and Michael Schumacher are returning to the limelight. The One Show sent Gyles Brandreth to explore the art of making a comeback.
Angellica Bell visited the town of Saltney which is divided down the middle by the boundary of England and Wales.
Aubrey Manning, visited Formby Point in Lancashire to examine eroding sand dunes.
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Adrian and Christine were joined in the studio by actress Amanda Redman.
Matt Allwright asked what impact an ageing population will have on Britain's roads.
Following the news that if ID cards go ahead they may not feature a flag, Dan Snow explained why the Union Jack has become such a controversial symbol of national identity.
Angellica Bell took us to the Isle of Wight to marvel at the island's very own rocket launch.
And finally we showcased some of your poems about vegetables a.k.a. vegetable verse - read more than 900 poems and add your own.
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Also: In honour of Peter Andre coming on the show we want pics of your abs - be it six packs to beer bellies!
Adrian and Christine were joined in the studio by comedian Frank Skinner.
Lucy Siegle investigated what's real and what's rot when it comes to organic food.
Gyles Brandreth explored the life and works of the British composer Eric Coates.
And finally author William McIlvanney looked at the effects of a whiskey packaging factory closure in his home town of Kilmarnock.
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Joining Adrian and Christine in the studio was fomer supermodel Jerry Hall.
Harriet Harman caused controversy by saying that, "men cannot be left to run things on their own," so we sent Adrian out onto the streets to ask what others thought.
Anita Rani investigated the recent rise in medical research testing on animals.
Marty Jopson asked the age old question, is it better to run or walk when you're caught in the rain?
Using satellite tracking, Miranda Krestovnikoff followed a pair of golden eagles in the Cairngorms, Scotland.
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