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The One Show: 18/10/2012

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18/10/2012

BBC One - The One Show, 18/10/2012

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by curmudgeonly comedian Jack Dee.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by Jack Dee, plus Tony Livesey looks at the role of the new Police and Crime Commissioners and Marty Jopson on the invention of the hovercraft.

Curmudgeonly comedian Jack Dee joins Matt Baker and Alex Jones. Birmingham school children read extracts from Malala Yousafzai's diary that she kept while living under Taliban rule in Pakistan, Tony Livesey asks what role the new Police and Crime Commissioners will have and Marty Jopson recalls the invention of the hovercraft.

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