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The One Show remembered the iconic Spitfire that served in World War 2 with a display of a replica Spitfire by The Lytham St Annes Spitfire Display Team. The Enstone Flying Club are looking for people to be involved in their new project that looks to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the Battle of Britain in September of next year.
For more information, go to Enstone’s website.

When Aeros were relaunched these women were the faces of the advertising campaign. The paintings were rediscovered and used in an exhibition last year. Since then researchers have been left wondering who the mystery women are. York’s Borthwick Institute for Archives are currently trying to find the identities and stories behind the Aero women. Take a look at the gallery and see if you recognise any of the faces. If you can shed light on the identity of the Aero women then contact borthwick-institute@york.ac.uk

The One Show recently looked at The Duke of York backed scheme  'iDEA'. Do you have an iDEA for a digital business?  Or do you want to get digital skills to change your future?

Visit the iDEA website for more information, about the scheme and how to apply.
 
Watch this video to find out more about iDEA
 

The One Show's reporter, Miranda Krestovnikoff  went in search of blue sharks off the coast of Penzance.

More information about these majestic creatures and the work of The Shark Trust can be found on their website.

The One Show recently visited, 'Blood Swept Land and Seas of Red' at the Tower of London; a stunning poppy installation. You can buy one of the beautiful ceramic poppies for £25 – all net proceeds plus a guaranteed 10% from every poppy sold will be shared equally amongst 6 service charities.

Go to the poppies website for more information.
 

The One Show has discovered that the Chancellor has invited people to take part in a competition to design the tails side of the new £1 coin which will enter circulation in 2017. If you are interested in entering the competition, you can find out more details from The Royal Mint website.   All entries must be submitted by 30 October 2014.

If selected, your design will end up being used on the new £1 coin - so why not enter and give it a go?

The One Show studio researcher, Becky, gives us an exclusive insight into life as a member of the production team.

• Life as a One Show researcher