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3394:, regardless of whether they actually appear in the edition in question (after 1995 and the introduction of the fourth presenter it was unusual to have all four presenters in the studio at the same time, save for special programmes). The only time this rule was not adopted is when the programme is a special pre-recorded assignment – for example a visit to a foreign country by two of the presenters, in which case the usual practice is just to credit the presenters appearing. Until 2004, the presenters were always credited by their full names. From September 2004, the opening titles only featured their first names, perhaps in a move to make the presenters appear more accessible to the audience. From September 2008, the titles went back to traditional style, not including presenters or their names. This however was changed again in 2009, when pictures of the presenters popped out from nowhere with their name by the side of them. 3492:

graphical bar in the style of the opening titles. The exception to this rule was when the programme was on permanent Outside Broadcast for the whole show. During these occasions the same "theme" of credits would be used – i.e. the same graphics and background etc. but the typeface would almost always change to a completely different font and colour, regardless of the regular typeface used at the time. Also, the credits would flash up on screen one by one, as opposed to scrolling. It is unknown why these anomalies occurred, but it is likely to be related to the reduced technical abilities whilst transmitting a live O.B. The final frame of the credits was always the

897:. This incident followed shortly after the show's 40th anniversary, when previous presenters returned for a special programme. Those returning included Leila Williams, Valerie Singleton, John Noakes, Peter Purves, Diane Louise Jordan, Anthea Turner, John Leslie, Tim Vincent, Yvette Fielding, Caron Keating, Mark Curry, Janet Ellis, Peter Duncan, Sarah Greene, Tina Heath, Simon Groom and Christopher Wenner. Steve Hocking then replaced Macfarlane as editor, at what was regarded as a difficult period for the programme. He introduced a further re-arrangement of the theme tune and a new graphics package in September 1999. 2205:

surprisingly good condition. Editor Richard Marson decided that the opening of the capsule should not be broadcast live as it was unclear as to what would be discovered inside or even if the rusted container could even be opened. He was glad he made this decision when it became clear during the recording that the capsule had at some point been opened – probably at the time it was moved and reburied – and that the contents had been wrapped entirely differently from the original burial. By editing the video of the opening, he managed to avoid this becoming obvious to the viewers.

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seniority (although this is likely to be down to the stylistic dictation of the titles in their "girl boy girl boy" arrangement – the only irregularity being Gethin Jones appearing before Zöe Salmon who debuted on the show five months before him). As in previous years, this new graphical sequence precedes a "coming up" sequence or, alternatively, footage of that edition's filming assignment. From September 2007 the posed portion of the same opening titles followed a "coming up" clip of that day's programme and used a new theme tune to accompany it.

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Peter. These objects include for Helen, the Blue Peter adventure box, Technology screen and a ball. Barney's elements of Blue Peter in the titles include a globe, a piece of gaming technology and a keyboard. Mighty Giant shot the presenters against a green screen and then combined them with 3d objects back at its Northern Quarter base to create the desired effect. The logo also had a make over with the ship being put into a blue circle and the original designed ship in white inside the circle. The writing is the same as the 2008 logo.

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coloured ships, and in 2003 when the presenters' shots were updated, they appeared to be waving, smiling and blowing the bubble ships. This footage was also mixed in with episode-specific film, introductory studio setting or more predominantly from the 2003 series onwards a preview of many items on the day's programme with a return to a "coming up" caption and presenter commentary.

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presenter's names were always listed in 'seniority' based on the order in which they joined the programme. From 1972 to 1975, any edition that featured Valerie Singleton, whether she was in the studio co-presenting the show, being seen in a filmed insert or even featuring in a repeated film item from the archives, her name was always above the other presenters.

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mark for the first time since 1999 and some of the detail has been altered on the ship logo – for example, a return to the original flag design. Small changes have also featured in the studio where the mezzanine wall is now red, the big screen has a new frame and the seating has been re-jigged slightly.

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episode-specific film or studio setting scenes were still used, occasionally on their own, or mixed into the generic footage to varying degrees depending on the day's edition. The theme music tended to play out in full, and on days when a totally generic version of the titles were used, the opening was often

806:, with a special edition of the regular programme featuring the returns of Leila Williams, John Noakes and Lesley Judd amongst many other presenters. Neither Noakes or Judd had appeared in the studio since leaving the programme and Williams was returning for the first time in 15 years. A fourth presenter, 47: 592:, was introduced on 17 December 1962. The puppy soon died of distemper, and having decided against upsetting young viewers over the news, Barnes and Baxter had to search London pet shops for a convincing clandestine replacement. Features such as "makes" (normally involving creating something such as an 3660:

Former editor Biddy Baxter, described as still being influential with the programme today, explained the problem as an issue with a member of the production team on the studio floor and the Editor being oblivious to the situation in the studio gallery. She also went on to say that the programme would

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The exceptions to the above were during the Christmas programme, when the credits still scrolled from right to left, often with Christmas-themed drawings separating each crew member. Until 2006, and again from 2010, the Christmas programme ends on a view of the children carol singers in the studio in

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ship filling the screen (originally a simple flat image, latterly a more graphically interesting incarnation) and BBC copyright blurb. Before 1989 the "Editor" credit (for almost all this period it was Biddy Baxter) would also flash up over the final moments of the programme, but since Lewis Bronze's

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The 2004 and 2005 appeals saw a return to the collecting theme: the first being to collect old clothes that Oxfam could sell in its stores to raise funds for a family-searching service in third world countries ravaged by war, and the second being the collection of old mobile telephones and coins that

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Between 2001 and 2003 a series of "Bring And Buy Appeals" led many viewers and the media to voice their concern that the traditional method of collecting scrap items to recycle was being abandoned in favour of the "easier revenue" generated by the sales. This led to an on-air explanation by presenter

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In 2014, the full traditional content was revived, including the viewers' home-made cards accompanied by the Good King Wenceslas arrangement, the Advent Crown (although now using electric candles for safety reasons) and (after an absence in the previous two years) the sparkling ship logo appearing by

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pets have included a cat called Socks and another cat called Cookie; and one tortoise called Shelley. Dog Mabel retired on 30 March 2010 after 14 years on the show. Barney, a red setter-dachshund, made his TV debut on Tuesday 22 September 2009, and left four years later at the same time as his owner,

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Garden is currently maintained by child gardener George who appears throughout the year. The team made more use of the website with more quizzes and videos such as 'Blue Peter VS...' and 'Ultimate Challenges' as well as holding a fan club hour after the show where fans could leave comments. A popular

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On 16 October 2008, Blue Peter celebrated its 50th anniversary with a reception at Buckingham Palace hosted by Queen Elizabeth II and featuring several former presenters. There was a special live edition of the show broadcast to celebrate the anniversary with many returning presenters and a 60-minute

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on an Edinburgh to London railtour. The special train in question was Days Out Limited's "Heart of Midlothian" from London Kings Cross to Edinburgh Waverley on Sunday 19 April 1998, with 60532 working the train from Edinburgh. Due to safety rules, none of the presenters were supposed to ride on board

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had become an established children's programme, with regular features which have since become traditions. In 1978, the show celebrated its twentieth anniversary with a nationwide balloon launch from five regional cities during a special edition of the programme when Christopher Trace, Leila Williams,

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It was subsequently televised about once a month. Hill relates how Reed came to stay with him and his wife, Margaret Potter, in Cheshire, and was so taken with the "Blue Peter" flag on the side of the ship and the programme in general, that he asked to rename it and take it to London to be broadcast

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titles see a return to the original format without posing presenters. Instead, a fast moving graphical approach is taken where the main colour is light blue. The logo board with the new look word logo appears at the end and graphically 'flows' away to reveal the day's programme. 2008 sees a new word

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From 1997, a more generic title sequence was used with the 1994 ship and title animation remaining, but was followed by clips of different action shots from a variety of the past years' filming assignments intermixed with specially filmed "posing" footage of the presenters. The traditional format of

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books and on-screen graphics. This was until the show's redesign in 1999, when the ship's rigging and hull detail was removed, and in 2000, the flags were subtly reshaped. For the 2008 series there has been a return to the original flag design on the ship, although some of the mast detail on the bow

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and the opening bars removed. Between January and June 2007, Dave Cooke (who was the husband of ex-presenter Tina Heath) re-arranged the theme tune, although it was confirmed that Murray Gold's new arrangement would be used from the new series in September 2007, to coincide with the programme's 50th

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as part of the Music Makers competition, with prize winners taking part in the final orchestral recording. Viewers were told that this recording would be used when the series returned from its summer break in September 2006; however, for unknown reasons this was not the case, save for excerpts being

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presenter his contract was not renewed. It has since been explained by Biddy Baxter that he attracted complaints from viewers. She stated in her autobiography that homophobia was not the reason for his departure: "he came across as a whinger.... and an effeminate whinger to boot... it was nothing to

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closing credits were put on screen over the final moments of the programme to the sound of the closing theme tune. Alternatively, once the programme had officially ended (i.e., the presenters had said their "goodbyes") the camera would focus on shots of the pets or aspects of the studio as a calmer

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By 1999, a new "bubble ship" symbol and titles sequence had been developed to be used alongside the traditional ship emblem. These bubble ships were seen floating around the presenters who were displayed in specially posed shots, and appeared to be floating above a graphical ocean on their own blue

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A collectors' market has developed, with "Book One" being especially rare and commanding triple figures on online auction websites. Books from the late 1960s and 1970s are more common, and often turn up for less than a pound in second hand bookshops or charity stores. Books from the 1980s and 1990s

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In 2018, the team announced a new time capsule for their 60th anniversary. Viewers suggested the contents of the time capsule through the website for the first time, and it is also to be stored in The National Archives, the first time it will not be buried. The contents include "a souvenir from the

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Another contributor, though rarely seen on screen, was Margaret Parnell, who created almost all of the show's "makes" from 1963 until her retirement in 2001. Her role was then filled by Gillian Shearing, though Parnell's name still appeared in the credits from time to time when a classic "make" was

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badges (with the exception of orange and gold) through five weeks, where the team look at each individual badge for a week, finishing with the limited time Sports badge which appears every summer with a different design. In the show before these weeks, the team show viewers how to make something to

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and then proceeded to attempt an exit, dragging her keeper along behind her. Although it is often assumed to have been broadcast live, the edition featuring Lulu was one of the rare occasions when the programme was pre-recorded, as the presenters were en route to Ceylon for the summer expedition at

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pets in their own poses. Predominantly these titles would precede a "coming up" sequence or occasionally clips of the edition's filming assignment. The original version used from 2004 to 2005 opened with the ship logo and featured silhouettes of unidentified children also hoisting sails along with

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features, and chronicles major guests who visit the studio, the Summer expedition, the annual appeal, and the pets. The style of the books' contents has changed very little over the years, with the only noticeable difference between a 1960s book and the current formula being the increase in colour

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An enduring feature of the programme is the annual charity appeal, which asks viewers to collect items that can be recycled or sold to raise money for the chosen cause. For example, in 1973–74, Blue Peter sponsored a "Stampede", asking people to donate postage stamps in support of Ethiopian famine

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in design. The garden had soil-themed art, including projects created by the children and people of Salford. Garden visitors could listen to the sounds of a compost heap and in an underground observation chamber, they could watch what happens below ground. The garden was visited by some Blue Peter

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was also introduced, where, in most episodes, an animated version of Shelley the tortoise is hiding somewhere or on something and viewers must leave a comment on the website during the show. From April 2017, the show reverted to 5:30 pm. In September 2017, Harwood left the show, again leaving just

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aired on 14 September 1970, and the last black and white edition on 24 June 1974. A regular feature of the 1970s were the Special Assignments, which were essentially reports on interesting topics, filmed on location. Singleton took this role, and in effect became the programme's "roving reporter".

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badge winner, with or without the project that won them their badge, was shown above. One of the presenters' voices was also heard introducing the winner and explaining what they did to win their badge. Occasionally on certain programmes, for example the launch of an appeal, special guests in the

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was switched to every Monday and extended from 15 minutes to 20 minutes (17.00–17.20). In 1961, Hunter Blair became ill, and was often absent. After he produced his last edition on 12 June 1961, a series of temporary producers took up the post. Hunter Blair was replaced the following September by

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In September 2011, the series returned to using "Barnacle Bill" though with the opening bars and drum roll omitted and the traditional closing signature tune not used. On 16 October 2018 (the same week as the 60th anniversary), the opening tune was remixed like the 50th anniversary one, which is

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ended its 54-year run on BBC One and now airs only on the CBBC Channel. The move came as regular children's programming was removed entirely from BBC One and Two following the completion of the digital switchover. Viewing figures determined that 93% of CBBC's target audience was now watching the

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One of the most iconic parts of the show is its time capsules. The tradition began in 1971 when the first Blue Peter time capsule was buried, set to be opened in 2000 to demonstrate the next generations of viewers what daily life was like at the time, with viewers selecting what goes in the time

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The presenters almost always wear their badge; the only exception being when their apparel is incompatible (for example, a life jacket), in which case a sticker with the ship emblem is normally used instead. In addition, large prints or stickers of the ship are attached to vehicles driven by the

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In July 2013, Socks and Cookie made their final appearance in the studio in Salford, as (like Shelley the tortoise) they live in London, but they are still regarded as part of the programme team. Trained Guide Dog Iggy, who joined in 2014, still appears regularly. In 2019, new dog (Beagle-Basset

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became the first programme in the UK to broadcast an entire show in 360 degrees on the web. Viewers were able to watch the programme via their TVs and simultaneously interact with the television studio in front of and behind the cameras on the website. Viewers were also challenged to play a game

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Once again during this period the credits maintained the practice of appearing during the final seconds of the programme's presentation or once the script had finished. The major difference was that the text scrolled along the bottom third of the screen from right to left, usually overlaid on a

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The new Blue Peter titles were created by Mighty Giant. The titles were meant to capture the essence of the show in 20 short seconds. The sequence Mighty Giant created had the presenters playing and throwing an object that changes throughout. As it transforms it captures another element of Blue

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From 2006 the show's output began to be reduced, first by dropping the Friday edition, and initially moving the programme schedule to Monday to Wednesday, before moving again to Tuesday to Thursday. In May 2007, it was announced the show would lose a show a week and return to broadcasting twice

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Until 1979, only waste products were ever collected, such as stamps, linens, coins, scrap metal etc. In 1979, one of the most popular forms of raising appeal money was introduced, encouraging viewers to hold "Blue Peter Bring And Buy Sales" at which buyers are also encouraged to bring their own

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book, an annual in all but name, was published that year, and one was produced nearly every year after that, until 2010. A third presenter, John Noakes, was introduced at the end of 1965 and became the longest-serving presenter. A complete contrast to Trace, Noakes set the scene for "daredevil"

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to include large-scale demonstrations and performances within the live programme. From the September 2007 series, the programme was broadcast from a small fixed set in Studio 2. However, from 2009 the series began to use the larger studios once more; also more programmes were broadcast in their

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ship logo, followed by the presenters surrounded by "fact file boxes" displaying statistics and information about them and also pictures of the pets and snippets of previous assignment films. This also marked the end of the traditional format of the presenter credits being credited in order of

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The show is also famous for its "makes", which are demonstrations of how to construct a useful object or prepare food. These have given rise to the oft-used phrase "Here's one I made earlier", as presenters bring out a perfect and completed version of the object they are making – a phrase

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book was published by Lutterworth Press, by arrangement with the BBC. Due to the success of the book, the BBC produced an in house publication the following year. Although an annual in all but name, the books are rarely referred to as such. Each book (published in time for Christmas) features

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The original opening titles showed a Blue Peter flag being lowered on a ship. By the late 1960s, the opening sequence featured extracts of that edition's filmed inserts or an event in the studio where speech was absent accompanied by the signature tune and superimposed presenter credits. The

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name to precede any film or episode footage as before. From 1992 a 3D animation was used and further replaced by another graphical sequence in 1994. Once again, these animations preceded any film, studio or episode footage. Occasionally, from the 1994 series onwards, the 3D animation of the

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presenters joined Singleton, Noakes and Purves, who buried the capsule, to help unearth it. The team used a treasure map and thermal imaging to locate the box and then dug it up and opened it. Water had leaked into the box and partially damaged some items; however, most of the items were in

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said of Leger: "Alex was the director we feared and loved in the same sentence; he would push you to your limits of endurance and in my case made me face my fear of water by taking me to Crystal Palace to shoot a film about high board diving. Never have my knees knocked so much." Writing on

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the shot of the crib in the studio at the end of the closing carol. The Good King Wenceslas sequence was discontinued in 2016, but the Nativity crib, Advent Crown and sparkling ship logo endured, although the last two did not feature in 2020. However in 2021, the Advent Crown returned.

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Clive Parkhurst who did not get along with Leila Williams. "He could not find anything for me to do," Williams recalled. In October, she did not appear for six editions, and was eventually fired, leaving Christopher Trace on his own or with one-off presenters. Parkhurst was replaced by

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The 2000s began with the opening of two previously buried time capsules. Former presenters including Singleton, Purves and Noakes were invited back to assist, and the programme also looked at life in the 1970s when the first capsule was buried. With Hill's departure and replacement by

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in front of the BBC Television Centre on 7 June 1971. It was a steel box lined with lead and fastened with metal screws and two padlocks. It contained objects from the time such as documents describing the capsule's contents and the history of the show, an audiotape of the mascot dog

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became distinctively environmentally aware, and introduced a green badge in November 1988 for achievements related to the environment. Shortly before, in October 1988, the show celebrated its thirtieth anniversary with a competition to design the cover of a commemorative issue of the

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It was suggested that Edward Barnes, a production assistant, would temporarily produce the show until Baxter arrived, at which point he would become her assistant. This suggestion was turned down, and Leonard Chase was appointed, with Barnes as his assistant. Baxter eventually joined

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keep their badges in/on and continue the theme through the weeks, these have included the Badge Baton Relay in 2016, where badges stored within a baton tube and the Big Badge Boat Bonanza in 2017, where badges displayed on the iconic BP ship, a 2D model that can be made from paper.

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theme tune. The sequence then merges into a summary of what's coming up on the programme, with a quick cut at the end to the remaining three presenter poses, now having reverted to appearance order, before ending with the 2006–2008 logo board, minus Konnie Huq's silhouette.

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books, two video tapes of the show's best bits from 1999, two video tapes of the 7 January 2000 unearthing, photographs of the presenters and crew of the show in 2000 as well as a medal celebrating the show's 40th birthday in 1998, more badges, and a small plush toy of

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content is wide-ranging. Most programmes are broadcast live, but usually include at least one filmed report. There will also often be a demonstration of an activity in the studio, or a music or dance performance. Between the 1960s and 2011 the programme was made at

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badge. Many former presenters returned for the show and contributed to the broadcast. Matt Baker contributed a pre-recorded message and Mark Curry was represented by a lego model as he had to cancel his contribution due to ill health. The programme was repeated on

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name for the first time in six years – allowing more flexibility for when the titles would merge into that day's edition without being completed in full, as in the 1950–1990s era – before flowing into the rest of the titles (minus children) as before.

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When a "make" was featured in the programme, the creator of the item (invariably the retired Margaret Parnell or Gillian Shearing) was credited first (until credits were discontinued in 2008). An example of this would be "Dolls House make by Margaret Parnell".

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For the new Technology themed titles for September 2011, the presenters Helen and Barney appeared with specially shot sequences. The names however did not make a return. For the first time the presenters were interacting with different objects in the titles.

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were kept of each episode. The earliest surviving footage, a 35mm film sequence, comes from Programme 204 produced and broadcast in 1962. The earliest edition to survive in a complete form is Programme 238 from 1963, which survives as a 16mm film recording.

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to be broadcast all year round. This was achieved by having two editions per week instead of three during the summer months, and using pre-recorded material. The early 2000s also introduced Christmas productions, in which the presenters took part. In 2003,

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has been broadcast all year round (with no break for summer) once a week, its original premiere being on CBBC on Thursdays at 5:45 pm, changed to 5:30 pm from April 2013 then 5:00 pm from March 2015. It was usually repeated on Fridays on

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when they were teenagers. Both men denied any involvement, although Ferdinand did later appear to confess to "helping a few people over the wall." However, Ferdinand later recanted saying he had been making a joke and was never there.

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In September 2007, a new editor, Tim Levell, took over. At the same time, budget cuts meant that the programme came from a smaller studio. In February 2008 the BBC One programme was moved from 5 pm to 4.35 pm to accommodate

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Team Player who was visiting that day. The visitor pretended to be a caller from an outside line who had won the phone-in and the chance to select a prize. The competition was rigged due to a technical error when receiving the calls.

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in November 2012, Leger admitted the "piles of clippings, strange souvenirs from overseas trips, half-finished 'makes' from the show and half-dead pot plants disguised the fact something ground-breaking was happening in the cramped

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Following Konnie Huq's departure in January 2008, the order of the opening sequence was rejigged slightly, with a filmed aerial pan of a cliff-face taken from a helicopter, featuring a lighthouse and large-scale impression of the

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returned in an arrangement by Nial Brown used from 2004 to 2006, and then by Dave Cooke as of January 2007. From September 2007 to June 2008 the closing theme was slightly extended and rearranged, again by Dave Cooke. From 2008

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From Thursday, 12 January 2012 another episode was dropped, with the show coming full circle by only broadcasting one new episode each week. For the first time in the show's history, first run episodes were now broadcast on the

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was announced as the latest presenter. Mawhinney is a magician and content creator who first appeared in 2018 as a guest. He is known for his illusions on social media where he has a large following. He also starred in his own

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each week from 1995. This meant that it was sometimes pre-recorded; Joe Godwin, the director, suggested that the Friday edition should be a lighter version of the show, which would concentrate on music, celebrities and games.

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had done more to educate children about birth than they'd achieved in ten years of sending out leaflets'. The production team decided not to renew Wenner's contract, resulting in him leaving along with Heath on 23 June 1980.

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A new sequence has introduced in 2021, which featured modern-day objects (e.g. a hand writing the message to the series), flying badges, and various clips of the series. Like the previous sequence, it is designed by Liquid.

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were 'the most famous presenting team in the show's history'. In 1965, the first Summer Expedition (a filming trip abroad) was held in Norway, and continued every year (except 1986 and 2011) until 2012, all over the world.

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ship, and a plaque honouring Percy Thrower, who died in 1988. The garden was often made available to other programmes for outside broadcasts such as the links between children's programmes during the summer months and for

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and restored successfully. In 2018 it was announced that, as part of the show's 60th birthday, the contents would go on tour with various past presenters meeting it at several locations, after which it would be stored in

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On Monday 21 November 1983, Janet Ellis reported that over the weekend the garden had been vandalised. A rumour circulated in the early 1990s that the vandalism had been carried out by a gang that included the future

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badge from Frank Ruse, the BBC wrote back to him stating that they had sent no such letter (thereby proving it was a hoax) and an angry Ruse started a local and national enquiry to find out who sent the hoax letter.

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ship would be followed by a preview of certain items on the day's programme with a "coming up" caption and a presenter commentary. Again, the theme music would either play in full or fade out at an appropriate time.

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was broadcast on BBC One. At the time the BBC claimed that the purpose of returning to two shows a week was to increase the quality of the programme's content rather than simply a means of reducing production costs.

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Over 5,000 editions have been produced since 1958, and almost every episode from 1964 onwards still exists in the BBC archives. This is unusual for programmes of that era; editor Biddy Baxter personally ensured that

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On 24 January 2024, the BBC announced that the series' tender rights would be put up for auction as part of the corporation's "Competitive Tender" policy, allowing third-parties to bid on producing the programme.

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book, and video footage of the moving of Petra's statue. The later capsule was dug up by Groom and Ellis in 2000; most of the artifacts were in poor shape, particularly the photographs, because of water seepage.

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relief. This is always a charity project in the UK in odd-numbered years, and abroad in even-numbered. The appeal is usually launched in late November and runs through to February or March of the following year.

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badge allows holders free entry into a number of visitor attractions across the UK. In March 2006, this privilege was temporarily suspended after a number of badges were discovered for sale on the auction site

533:). Over the first few months more features were added, including competitions, documentaries, cartoons, and stories. Early programmes were almost entirely studio-based, with very few filmed inserts being made. 5194: 3065:. On 14 October (the same week as the 50th anniversary) the opening tune was reworked to include elements of "Barnacle Bill" once again. The closing theme for 2008 was the same as the opening signature tune. 426:

and Simon Groom referring to a previous item on the production of a facsimile door knocker for Durham Cathedral which was displayed alongside the original, with the words 'what a beautiful pair of knockers'.

529:, an artist who later designed the ship logo, who told stories about an elephant called Packi (or Packie). It was broadcast every Thursday for fifteen minutes (17:00–17:15) on BBC TV (which later became 1476:

and from 2004 until 2013 by Chris Collins. From 2014 to present, the gardeners are Lee and Dale Connelly, together with child gardener George Hassal, who makes various appearances throughout the year.

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was introduced in 1963, along with the programme's new logo designed by Tony Hart. Baxter introduced a system that ensured replies sent to viewers' letters were personal; as a girl, she had written to

323:, known as the Blue Peter Garden, which is used during the summer and for outdoor activities. The programme has featured a number of pets including dogs, tortoises, cats, and parrots. The longevity of 2604:. However, this timing change led to a decrease in viewing figures for the weekday afternoon CBBC One slot, with Blue Peter receiving fewer than 100,000 viewers, down from around 335,000 in 2003. The 6417: 2044:, its aim was to collect unwanted pairs of shoes or other footwear in order to raise money for children orphaned by AIDS and HIV in Malawi. The 2007 appeal was the "Disc Drive" – working with 1779:. This suspension was lifted in June 2006, when a new "Blue Peter Badge Card" was introduced to combat the problem, which is issued to each badge winner to prove that they are the rightful owners. 3706:

badge and wore it proudly to his council meetings. However, he received a BBC headed letter requesting the return of the badge. The letter (which was later discovered to be a forgery) stated that

5144: 1673: 1586: 3096:, performed by The Light Symphonia, conducted by Roberto Capelli (Conroy, BM 301-A). This recording remained in use until January 1979 when it was replaced by an arrangement by Mike Oldfield. 3054:

anniversary celebrations. However, the version that ultimately aired bears little resemblance to either the original Murray Gold/Music Makers recording or any previous recording of the theme.

498:, indicating that the vessel flying it is about to leave, and Reed chose the name to represent "a voyage of adventure" on which the programme would set out. Hunter Blair also pointed out that 5411: 6496: 2526:

mini books were produced, covering specific topics that had been featured in the TV series. A set of these were buried in 1971 in the time capsule for the year 2000. The spin-off series

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From October 2013, the team consisted of Harwood, Russell and Chinyanganya. The format adapted with slightly different branding and a more classic take on the show, as well as beginning

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studio become more colourful and bright, with the presenters gradually wearing more fashionable outfits, in contrast to the more formal appearance of previous decades. Several videos of

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the Blue Peter Labrador, a vinyl record of the programme's theme tune arranged by Mike Oldfield, photographs of the show's presenters and mascots, more badges, the cover of the next

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In August 2007 while the programme was off air for its annual Summer Expedition, long-time presenter Konnie Huq was involved in a press conference to promote the health benefits of

3766:", citing problems with the voting system and a large surge in the former name. As a result of negative media coverage, the original cat, Socks, was joined by another kitten named 6652: 6139: 4938: 4005:

Alistair McGown, 'Trace, Christopher Leonard (1933–1992)', Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, online edn, Oxford University Press, October 2005; online edn, October 2008

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were consistent for the next few years. The Friday edition, as in the previous decade, featured games, competitions and celebrities, but additionally there was a drama series,

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Valerie Singleton and Peter Purves returned. John Noakes contributed a message pre-recorded on film. At this time, Trace introduced the Blue Peter Outstanding Endeavour Award.

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kitten in January: the reported story was that, instead of calling the cat "Cookie" as chosen by a majority of the votes, the staff overruled the vote and called the kitten "

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In 2011 it was announced that, due to falling sales, the annuals would be scrapped. However, programme editor Tim Levell indicated that the book could return in the future.

2482:". The capsule was stored on the 60th birthday programme by a competition winner, who had won the chance to have her design printed onto the capsule, as well as presenters 6774: 562:

was required, so Biddy Baxter was appointed. At the time she was contracted to schools' programmes on the radio, and therefore unable to take up her new post immediately.

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The debut of a new version of the theme tune is sometimes accompanied with an introduction by the presenters at the time explaining the reasons behind the new rendition.

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s 5000th edition. A brand new Diamond badge was revealed for the first time, designed by Henry Holland. This was only to be awarded within the special 60th year of 2018.

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by Owen Reed, the head of children's programmes at the BBC, as there were no programmes for children aged between five and eight. Reed got his inspiration after watching

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photography and digital artwork; otherwise, the principle is the same. There was, in 1986 and 1990, and between 1992 and 1997, a break in the publication of the books.

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promotion the editor credit was saved for the final ship frame, starting from 1987 until 1989, the sequence cuts to the frame of the Blue Peter ship that lights up.

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bric-a-brac or produce to sell. The Great Bring And Buy Sale was used every few years or so as a means of adding variety to the collecting theme during other years.

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The 40th anniversary of the show was marked in 1998. Apart from two summer proms concerts, the most talked about event to celebrate the milestone was a trip behind

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In 2004, a similar approach was adopted with each presenter posing with "ship's rigging" in their hands, appearing as though they were hoisting the sails of the

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The 2007 Disc Drive Appeal was handled in a different editorial style, and it was not featured in each programme since its launch as in previous years. Also the

744:, and an omnibus comprising the two weekly editions appeared in 1986 on Sunday mornings. Ahead of the show's 25th anniversary in October 1983, BBC1 ran a series 678:, televised during the summer break when the team were recording the latest expedition. The first was shown in July 1971 and featured the expedition to Jamaica. 7153: 7148: 7143: 7138: 7133: 7128: 7123: 7118: 5437: 3917: 3507:

studio or when out on location, the credits ran as pre-2004 over the closing moments of the programme with the music fading in. Again, the credits end with the

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In 1989 (and again in 1992 and 1994), new arrangements of the theme tune were introduced. Due to falling ratings in BBC children's programming, BBC1 controller

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Since Pedigree took over the books in 2004, there has been an increase in quality. The books are now bigger than before, with a greater number of pages. The

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On 17 June 2022, Adam Beales announced that he would be leaving the show, in July 2022, after 2 years. His final show aired on 15 July 2022. He announced on

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In the same style to the 2008 titles; however, the presenters' pictures and first names were now featured in the titles, following the 'coming up' section.

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and Valerie Singleton presented the Outstanding Endeavour Award on the birthday show itself. The following year, the award was presented for the last time.

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at the time, including photos of the presenters and their 'signature tunes', their script for the day, and tapes of the Blue Peter theme tune arranged by

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On 3 June 2021, the show received a refresh with a new logo, title sequence, music and studio. This was the first major refresh since the show's move to

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As with the previous decade, numerous presenters joined and left the programme. This included the exits of Thomas, Baker and Barker and the additions of

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A third box, made of wood lined with lead and fastened with one padlock, was buried alongside the original by presenters Simon Groom, Peter Duncan and

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documentary on BBC1 featuring interviews with many previous presenters and production staff, including Edward Barnes, Biddy Baxter and Rosemary Gill.

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However, before Bacon, four previous presenters had left the programme when their contracts were not renewed, each for different reasons: these were

558:, who presented regularly until 1972, and on special assignments until 1981. Following the departure of Furness, a new producer who was committed to 402:

history have become embedded in British popular culture, especially moments when things have gone wrong, such as the much-repeated clip of Lulu the

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Konnie Huq during the 2003 Get Together Appeal that this particular appeal required the sort of funding that only Bring And Buy Sales could raise.

1964:, marching "up the hill" and into the studio from the cold outside (lanterns in hand) singing a Christmas carol (alternating years between either " 5408: 1898:

Usually shows one of the presenters making a pancake. It is usually the newest presenter who makes the pancake and attempts to toss it perfectly.

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time capsule that was buried in London was also brought to the new location. It was due to be opened in 2029 but was accidentally dug up in 2017.

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On 27 June 1988, Baxter took part in her final show, after nearly 26 years of involvement, and Bronze took her place as editor. Around this time,

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editor and members of the production team write the book, and choose its content, though the book is written from the presenters' point of view.

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was introduced to the programme as replacement for Defries, who had departed in late 2010 after two years. Unusually, Harwood was no stranger to

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the background, the Nativity scene in the foreground, studio lights dimmed, a star of Bethlehem glowing on the cyclorama and a sparkling silver

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were introduced. The first appeal took place in December 1962, replacing the practice of reviewing toys that children would ask for themselves.

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Following the unearthing of the 1971 and 1984 time capsules on 7 January 2000, a fifth time capsule, a plastic barrel, was to be buried in the

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used as incidental music. Instead, when the September 2006 series began, a slightly shortened version of the 2004 arrangement was used, with

2311:, and a booklet on the history of the programme, the capsule contains a set of 1998 UK coins, a piece of felt from the Dome's roof, a set of 311:/entertainment format, features viewer and presenter challenges, competitions, celebrity interviews, popular culture, and sections on making 6279: 5572: 3939: 822:

the footplate during the trip. Peter Kirk, who was in charge on board the train and who was presenting from the footplate, however, allowed

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ship logo were floating around in the titles. This sequence was designed by Liquid. It looked similar to the 1999–2004 and 2004–2006 ones.

2726:, a five-minute programme which features challenges previously shown on the programme was introduced. However, this has since been renamed 7168: 6322: 6823:"Dear Blue Peter...: The Best of 50 Years of Letters to Britain's Favourite Children's Programme 1958–2008 by Biddy Baxter (pages 20–21)" 4870: 4844: 4713: 4660: 4618: 4565: 4539: 4438: 4403: 4100: 4030: 6008: 1362:

On 24 June 2021, Lindsey Russell announced that she would be leaving the show, after eight years. Her final show aired on 15 July 2021.

1274:, which was dug up accidentally in 2017 by builders went on tour with various past presenters around the country. A play, "Once Seen On 1233:. Guest Editors have control for the day and plan what they what to show on their edition, as well as taking control behind the scenes. 7183: 6531: 3806: 2016:, one of 25 lifeboats funded by the programme, now part of the Royal National Lifeboat Collection on display at the Historic Dockyard, 1343:. It was hosted by Barney Harwood and featured interviews with past and present presenters, as well as members of the production team. 4942: 241:. It is the longest-running children's TV show in the world, having been broadcast since October 1958 It was broadcast primarily from 7173: 6136: 2445: 2194: 1952:

The traditional Christmas programme usually opens with the signature tune being replaced with a brass band arrangement of the carol "

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In 1974, the Blue Peter Garden was officially opened in a green space outside the Television Centre restaurant block. By this time,

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television channel on Fridays at 5 pm. The show is also repeated on Saturdays at 11:30 am, Sundays at 9:00 am and a

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Marson, Richard (2008). Blue Peter 50th Anniversary Book: The Story of Television's Longest-running Children's Programme. Hamlyn.

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ship on a grass lawn adjacent to it. The "chopper" sound of the helicopter's propellers imitates the traditional drum roll of the

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ship had been developed and used alongside the 1985-introduced word-logo and was used as a method of displaying both the ship and

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in 1957. The two presenters were responsible for activities which matched the traditional gender roles. As broadcasting historian

5881: 4972: 3652:"Shoe Biz Appeal", held on 27 November 2006, was rigged. The person who appeared to be calling in the competition was actually a 2426: 874: 6856: 6766: 962:. This new arrangement involved a complex schedule of live programmes and pre-recorded material, being broadcast on BBC One and 674:

to Britain. From 1971 the summer expedition from the previous year was edited into special programmes broadcast under the title

6553: 4810: 2377: 1669:, parts of the first garden including the sculptures and the sunken pond, were relocated to the piazza outside the new studio ( 1517:

was named as the 40th presenter and joined the team in September 2020, however left on 15 July 2022 after less than two years.

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joined Trace on 7 May 1962. She featured in just 16 editions, making her the shortest-serving presenter, and was replaced by

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This period saw a sequence which showed flashed up credits along the bottom third of the screen, whilst a photo of a recent

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There were various celebrations across the UK for "The Big Birthday Year". In January, a competition was launched to design

6826: 5267: 3770:, as had been chosen in the online vote. The BBC broadcast an apology on 25 September 2007 at the start of the new series. 373:

is another possibility. Trace also used the line "And now for something completely different", which was later taken up by

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When the new series started on 26 September 2011, after the usual summer break, Harwood and Skelton revealed the new look

6938: 5795: 3211: 2410: 915: 495: 284:; she became the programme editor in 1965, relinquishing the role in 1988. Throughout the show's history there have been 6912: 5737: 3746:

event. The BBC claimed to have turned down the offer for Huq to appear, but this was unknown to both her and her agent.

1142:, although this ceased in December 2012. A repeat airs at 9:00 am on Sundays. At this time, Levell left to work at 7158: 5224: 5054: 4079: 3183: 1169:, where ten aspiring presenters were set a number of challenges to prove that they were worthy of the position. Judges 356:, and often came from Studio 1, the fourth-largest TV studio in Britain and one of the largest in Europe. This enabled 1786:

In addition to the standard "Blue" badge, several variations of the badge exist, for various achievements, including:

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was not initially replaced, and for the first time in 50 years only two presenters remained on the programme. The new

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was also one of the first television series to launch a website. Oliver Macfarlane replaced Bronze as editor in 1996.

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when UK Gold began broadcasting more recent programmes, although that channel lasted only six months before closing.

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badge shortly before he died in 1988. He was followed from 1988 until 1991 by Chris Crowder, from 1991 until 2000 by

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Director/producer Alex Leger who joined the show in 1975 as a production assistant and retired in 2011, making him

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ship overlaid on the screen (although the sparkling ship did not appear in the Christmas 2012 and 2013 editions).

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In September 2010, the show was moved from Wednesdays and Tuesdays to Mondays and Tuesdays at the same time slot.

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started being shown on CBBC on Choice's successor, the newly launched CBBC TV channel, along with spin-off shows

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and Christmas. The latter, in particular, is a special occasion with a traditional format repeated year on year.

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The opening titles of every programme featured the list of the presenters in order of their first appearance on

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the presenters. This was discarded in 2005 for the last year of the sequence's run and opened with the ship and

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accused the BBC of political bias as a result of one of its employees appearing at what was construed as a pro-

3437: 3168: 2072:"Send a Smile Appeal" was held in 2009. Children were encouraged to collect unwanted T-shirts to be donated to 1990: 1957: 1647: 3373:

In 2015, the sequence had a colourful graphics with rainbow lines, as well as the letters of the logo and the

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guide pup Iggy joined the team in 2014 and Shelley the Tortoise continues to make occasional appearances. The

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expressed it in 1995: "Leila played with dolls; Chris played with trains". They were supported on occasion by

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logo, the "bbc.co.uk/cbbc" caption border and the CBBC logo (and later, BBC Children's Productions Limited.)

2719:. From 2003 a new arrangement involved new material being shown daily, on both BBC One and the CBBC Channel. 2528: 1538:

pets are the animals who regularly appear on the programme. These include dogs, cats, parrots and tortoises.

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s ratings initially dropped to as low as 100,000 viewers in the age 6–12 bracket, before steadily improving.

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in November. The trio of Valerie Singleton, John Noakes and Peter Purves lasted five years, and according to

285: 93: 3197: 1723:. Like its predecessor, it continues to be used throughout the year for outdoor broadcasts and live events. 7047: 1829:, awarded to people who completed up to V.I.P. level 7 on the Factbyte factory online game on the official 1662: 1252:, a Hollywood style walk of fame would be created with the names of famous people who have received a Gold 1100: 250: 153: 6033: 5595: 3099:

The track continued to be rearranged along with subsequent versions of the opening theme until 1999, when

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Early in 2004, the producers experimented with flashing up the credits over a background of "on the next

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recommended that the BBC produce plans, detailing how they intended to increase viewership, by mid-2009.

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who was the show's gardening expert from 21 March 1974 to 23 November 1987 and was presented with a Gold

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in its earliest days, but by the mid-1960s, the show was closing with an edit of Parts Two and Three of

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to broadcast from the BBC's Television Centre in London was broadcast on 28 June 2011, before a move to

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being replaced by the Salford band from 2011 onwards, as the programme had moved to MediaCity by then.

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introduced its first ever Guest Editor to the show on 19 October 2017 which was children's author Dame

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do with his sexual proclivities". Sundin successfully continued his performing career but died from an

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ship as displayed in the opening titles of the time and the editor's credit, along with BBC branding.

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in September of that year, shortly before Skelton's departure and the introduction of her replacement

3714:(Labour leader at the time) who were alarmed that a councillor with hard-left views had been given a 2985: 2304: 1763:

Children (and adults) who appear on the show or achieve something notable may be awarded the coveted

1453:, who was revealed as the 41st presenter in October 2022, currently presents the programme alongside 1270:

s second birthday balloon to be flown. In May, the Millennium Time Capsule formally buried under the

1044: 870: 710: 671: 4771: 3675:, had stood down from his job, although any link to the controversy of March 2007 remains in doubt. 2631:, at 5:45 pm on Thursdays. However, a repeat was still broadcast the following day on BBC One. 2213:

A second box made of wood and fastened with two padlocks was entombed in cement on 26 March 1981 by

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could be recycled to raise money for ChildLine. Continuing the return to collecting unwanted items,

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presented for the first time, as a replacement for Peter Duncan. He had been talent spotted by the

5537: 5506: 1845:, awarded to people from February 2018 to February 2019 to celebrate Blue Peter's 60th anniversary 6736: 6276: 5568: 5171: 4811:"BBC – Press Office – The Queen to mark Blue Peter's 50th Birthday with tea at Buckingham Palace" 3739: 3426: 3157: 2949:"). The original version of the theme was a recording by the New Century Orchestra issued by the 2364: 2013: 1969: 1727: 1372:

On 22 October 2022, former presenter Helen Skelton danced a Charleston with professional partner

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Blue Peter 50th Anniversary Book: The Story of Television's Longest-running Children's Programme

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became the first presenter to have his contract terminated mid-run, after he admitted to taking

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badge. The walkway would lead up to the front of the studios and would help to mark 60 years of

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In 2013, the sequence had been replaced by a series of clips of previous programme activities.

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was shown on BBC One for the final time after 54 years and the show moved permanently to CBBC.

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It had been discovered by builders at BBC Television Centre in 2022 and was opened up on ITV's

2114: 1823:, awarded for sending a picture, poem or letter on the subject of the programme's 50th birthday 1746: 1278:", ran at the Edinburgh Festival fringe in August, with six former presenters appearing in it. 862: 460: 5081:"Konnie Huq, Anthea Turner and more to return to Blue Peter for live 60th anniversary special" 4866: 4840: 4709: 4656: 4614: 4561: 4535: 4434: 4396:"Blue Peter Flies the World: Jamaica and New York – BBC One London – 8 July 1971 – BBC Genome" 4095: 954:. The first year of the channel's launch consisted of repeated editions, plus spin-off series 6797:"Blue Peter: Inside The Archives by Richard Marson (page 252, Series 1988–1989 Programme 22)" 6523: 3527:

There are no closing crew credits; instead, the programme ends with a five-second caption of

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decided the final three, before viewers were given the chance to vote online. Russell joined

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where they had to find particular crew members and staff dressed up in distinctive costumes.

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in the 1990s, one of the first archive channels in the UK. Later it moved to sister channel

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BBC's children's programming on the dedicated CBBC Channel (including first-run episodes of

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began to be broadcast twice weekly, with Baxter becoming the editor in 1965, and Barnes and

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tend to be more expensive and rarer, as people realised the value of keeping hold of them.

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occasionally also included specials and spin-offs such as "Helen's Polar Adventure" or the

1107:. The set left behind at BBC Television Centre was subsequently purchased and installed at 725: 1730:. The new garden was inspired by the theme of 'Discover Soil'. The garden was designed by 8: 7108: 6175: 6009:"They should be buried but the contents of a Blue Peter time capsule are Newcastle-bound" 5953: 5625: 4916: 3580: 1961: 1953: 1498: 1290: 1080: 297: 88: 7041: 6796: 5911: 5292: 4056: 3891: 3795:

is named in its honour. The asteroid was discovered on 7 January 2000, the day that the

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was dropped after nearly fifty years and replaced by an arrangement of the very similar

2398: 2271: 2062:, previously a part of the studio set, was relegated to an on-screen animation/graphic. 6878: 6674: 6246: 6214: 3629: 3618: 3480:

backdrop against which to flash up the credits. The sequence would always end with the

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along with the show's theme tune and greetings from the presenters, a copy of the 1970

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From September 2006 a new title sequence was introduced, opening with the traditional

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announced that after 4 years he would leave the show, His last show aired on 3 March.

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by Herbert Ashworth-Hope (not to be confused with the bawdy American drinking song "

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presenter Helen Skelton. Lucy, a golden retriever, died aged 13 in late March 2011.

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The 60th Birthday celebrations were also marked by other BBC programming, including

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was dropped again with the closing theme being the same as opening signature tune.

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has raised over £100 million (inflation adjusted figure to 2008 value) by appeals.

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The most recent presenter to depart was Mwaksy on 29 September 2023 after 3 years.

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viewers, having appeared as a presenter on CBBC for many years, on shows including

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announced plans to re-invent the show to be more like the BBC's motoring programme

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Following its original creation, the programme was developed by a BBC team led by

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garden on 30 March that year. This box contained a collar for and six hairs from

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programming block which launched in November 1999. However, in 2002, repeats of

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As part of the 50th year a BBC estimate was that since the first appeal started

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In 2022, the BBC's centenary year, Blue Peter got a new temporary garden at the

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presenters that has continued through the generations of presenters. Trace left

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competition celebrating the 60th Anniversary of the BBC science-fiction program

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On 16 October 2018, a special one-hour live edition of the programme, entitled

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alongside Stuart Miles helping with the servicing of 60532 in the NRM's yard).

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Usually shows the viewers how to make their own Mother's Day card or present.

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After the Chelsea Flower Show, the garden was moved to its permanent home of

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library. From the 2008 series, the theme became a rendition of the similar

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in October 1958, and since then, there have been 43 subsequent presenters.

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became the new editor, and his first tasks included changing the output of

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Dave Cooke & The Blue Peter Music Makers: September 2007 to June 2008

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Lindsey Came BACK to Help Launch the New BP Garden! *Watch until the end*

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s 60th year, it's 'Bring and Buy Sales' would be returning in aid of BBC

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Hound cross) Henry joined the team. They are attended by resident vet Dr

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presented a documentary on BBC2 to celebrate the show's 35th anniversary

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joined Sarah Greene and Peter Duncan on 28 April 1983. The 1980s saw the

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was first aired on 16 October 1958. It had been commissioned to producer

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studio along with the new music and title sequence. Departed presenter

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on a weekly basis (see Reed's obituary). The "Blue Peter" is used as a

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The A-Z of Classic Children's Television: From Alberto Frog to Zebedee

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It was revealed by the BBC that a phone-in competition supporting the

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was dropped and the opening theme was instead used to close the show.

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first aired once a week on Mondays on the BBC Television Service, now

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s second garden was officially opened on Thursday 23 February 2012 by

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is a British children's television entertainment programme created by

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theme tune as a part of the celebrations of BBC's 100th Anniversary.

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also offered breaking news on occasion, such as the 1971 eruption of

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capsule. Since then more time capsules have been buried and opened.

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launched its Shoe Biz Appeal campaign in 2006. In partnership with

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in 2011. The studio is environmentally-friendly and is composed of

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strand began broadcasting, and as part of this a highlights show

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In September 2011, when the programme's production base moved to

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not feature premium rate telephone competitions in the future.

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and punching a wall, following reports in a tabloid newspaper.

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badges and booklets, a film reel of the show's coverage of an

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official website took place to choose the name of the eighth

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weekly, leaving Tuesday and Wednesday the only days on which

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The show's schedule was changed again in February 2008 when

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from the original on 12 December 2021 – via YouTube.

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was first repeated in full on satellite and cable channel

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will achieve the same "playground buzz" among children as

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welcoming everyone aboard at the bottom of the gangplank.

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items including badges, a video tape of a segment on the

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A special programme broadcast on 1 February 2018, marked

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Garden. The first garden, which was designed by British

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for Best Children's Programme (Factual): Lewis Bronze.

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by a "coming up" sequence narrated by the presenters.

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was moved to the 4.35 pm slot on BBC One, due to

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There is little or no record of the closing music of

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on 12 April 1984, when the original was moved to the

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ship. This sequence, designed by BBC Broadcast (now

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