Our wildlife wonders Mike Dilger and Miranda Krestovnikoff are back this week with a series of films about talking to the animals.

So, from Monday, 9th November to Friday 13th November 2009, we're inviting One Show viewers to call our telephone line and leave their animal impersonations on voicemail.

Do you sound like a squirrel? Can you impersonate an iguana?

Leave your impression of an animal on our "creature call" phoneline.

The number is 03700 100 150.

We'll be using the best of the animal impressions in our new online game from next week.

Terms & Conditions

1. Standard geographic call charges apply. Calls from mobiles may be higher.
2.The One Show will be playing a selection of the impersonations received. Some impersonations will also be selected to feature in a game on The One Show website. Not all impersonations will be used.
3. Impersonations containing any offensive or inappropriate references will be discarded.
4.For information on the BBC Privacy Policy please visit: https://nontonwae.pages.dev/privacy/

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Have you made a guy for your bonfire? Send in a photo!

All being well, we'll show our favourites before the end of the programme.

Or - the email address to send your photo to is: theoneshowemailsA@bbc.co.uk

Please note this email address on this page is only used for photos being sent to tonight's programme.
If you wish to contact us with a comment or story please get in touch here.

Please see our terms and conditions about sending in pictures but remember that the copyright of your photo remains with you.

If you often leave comments on The One Show blogs you may notice that there's a new, blue, sign in button at the end of each blog.

There's a new button because the BBC has a new blog sign-in system called BBC iD.

So, from now on, if you add a comment to The One Show blogs you'll be prompted to upgrade your account(s). You only have to do it once and it should be a quick and easy process.

One note of caution: If you've got multiple BBC accounts, you'll only be able to upgrade one of them to BBC iD using your preferred username and email address.

Not commented before?

Watch Mike Dilger finding out how easy it is to get started...

If you're new to the BBC blogs, it's easy to join in. Just click on the word 'register' beneath a blog post and follow the simple steps, fill in a few details. Then get commenting and talking about the programme with other viewers.

If you have any questions or need a hand with the new sign in system, there's expert help over at the BBC Internet Blog.

Young, or old, join in with our Halloween fun!

Send in a photo of you pulling your scariest face (zombie make-up optional). And, all being well, we'll show our favourites on tonight's programme.

Or - the email address to send your photo to is: theoneshowemailsA@bbc.co.uk.

Please note this email address on this page is only used for photos being sent to tonight's programme.
If you wish to contact us with a comment or story please get in touch here.

Please see our terms and conditions about sending in pictures but remember that the copyright of your photo remains with you.

You may also like: Our gallery of scary faces.

What wildlife have you spotted in your garden?

• Send in a photo

The best of the photos of your animal vistors may get shown on the programme.

Now the clocks have gone back, Mike suggests the animals we should listen out for include foxes, tawny owls and robins.

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The photo of the deer in a back garden, pictured right, was sent in by Peter Radford, a One Show viewer."Unlike Mike and Miranda," says Peter, "we don't need binoculars to see deers where I live. This one came round to ask if I wanted to see the family!"

See more photos in our galleries

Beautiful creatures gallery

Animal visitors

More seasonal wildlife at BBC Autumnwatch.

Here at The One Show, we want to help in our own small way to deliver your message to your loved ones

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At Yorkshire Museum, Angellica Bell examined a foruth century skull that may cause history books to be rewritten. Angellica says that the discovery of this skull proves just how multicultural Britain was during the Romans.

The width between the skull's eye sockets and the shape of her nose indicate black ancestry, say experts. However, the shape of the nasal spine and lower face indicate white ancestry, suggesting that she is of mixed race.

Although mixed race people were not necessarily uncommon in Roman York, her skeleton shows she had a comfortable life, and was unlikely to have been a slave.

Using state of the art facial reconstruction, Angellica revealed for the first time what this woman who was mixed race, may have looked like.

It seems that this skull may indicate that Roman Britain was a multicultural society.

The skull will be on display at Yorkshire Museum from August 2010.

Update: This call-out is now closed. Thanks for all your emails and photos.

As well as being famous for their hit singles, Holly's band spawned a fashion for T-shirts bearing slogans, with just about anyone who was anyone wearing a 'Frankie Says Relax' T-shirt during the eighties.

So... we wanted to know what slogan we should all be wearing on our T-shirts today. Adrian's had a go, take a look at his photo on the right.

Does David's beard get the thumbs up or the thumbs down? Tell us here.

On Thursday's show we asked for photos of your beards. Check back soon for our gallery of top bearded viewers!

Also: You can still send your photo to us

Click here to upload your photo to the website gallery.

Please see our terms and conditions about sending in pictures but remember that the copyright of your photo remains with you.

Does David's beard get the thumbs up or the thumbs down? Tell us here.

1979: Introducing the mobile phone.

1967: Introducing the home computer terminal.

1965: A great theme tune, tomorrow's fuel, tomorrow's eyes, tomorrow's robots, tomorrow's fashion.

See many more Tomorrow's World clips at the BBC archive:

Tomorrow's World at the BBC archive

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• Bang Goes The Theory

The Cracking Ideas competition mentioned in Paddy's film is open until is 31 March 2010.

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Concentrate on the black dot in the centre of the video and after 15 seconds the image appears to change into colour!

• Visual illusions

• Hybrid images

• The stroop test

• Watch our body tricks videos

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The One Show's dance expert, Arlene Phillips, took us exclusively backstage of the BBC's latest dance competition, So You Think You Can Dance. Watch her video above.

The dance competition, which is currently holding auditions up and down the UK, is looking for the next big thing in the world of dance. Arlene Phillips has joined the panel of judges who'll decide who goes through to the top 100.

Cat Deeley is coming to BBC One to host So You Think You Can Dance this January and the show is looking for dancers with a passion to perform.

• Visit the So You Think You Can Dance website for more info and to download an application pack.

Find out more about Arlene Phillips here.

]]> The One Show Team https://nontonwae.pages.dev/blogs/theoneshow/onepassions/2009/10/arlene-phillips-goes-behind-th.html https://nontonwae.pages.dev/blogs/theoneshow/onepassions/2009/10/arlene-phillips-goes-behind-th.html Arlene Phillips Tue, 13 Oct 2009 15:36:45 +0000 Zippy and George, from the legendary children's show Rainbow, came in to chat to Adrian and Christine on Friday 9th October.

There were many important questions which needed to be answered by the two-some, including what they'd been up to since the show's demise, and what upcoming projects they're working on.

But the question on everyone's lips was, 'What's happened to Bungle?'

Watch the video below to find out the truth behind Bungle's disappearance.

Do you have fond memories of Rainbow? Share them here

It's National Poetry Day today. This year's theme is poetry that celebrates heroes of all sorts.

So, we want to hear about YOUR hero.

We know what a creative lot you are,
It's now time to raise the bar!

Send us five lines of verse about your hero or heroine - and we'll try to read out as many as possible at the end of the show.

• Send in your poem - add it to the blog.

Please don't write more than five lines per poem.

PLEASE remember to add your genuine FIRST NAME and LOCATION to your poem, so that we can give you a mention on the show.

• Send in your poem - add it to the blog.