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They had to use as many modes of transport as possible to get back to The Mailbox. Richard Wilford was dressed as Teddy and presented the Breakfast Show from the studio - even when he did an interview with the new Bishop of Birmingham.

The Mailbox was buzzing - as just outside the ΒιΆΉΤΌΕΔ a new world record was set.

Rosey Jones broke the 'Most faces painted in an hour by an individual' category'. She has already been in the Guinness Book of Records in 2005 - when she took part in a group face painting attempt. This time she managed to paint 113 faces in one hour.

There were hundreds of school children lined up to help out in getting their faces painted.

Kath Monday, Sandra Crofts, Helen Eyre, Rosey Jones and Helen Elvins formed part of the winning team.

They formed a five person team, painting 1,071 faces in 4 hours, using three colours, smashing the previous record of 986.

Throughout the day the madcap antics continued.

Ed β€˜Captain Hook’ Doolan was out and about with some of his team - Cayte Walker and Robyn. They wereΜύ dressed as Peter Pan and a pirate. While Carl Chinn was β€˜a Lost Boy’.

Danny Kelly was dressed as a banana - no one's quite sure why!

Other presenters were dressed as Mad Professors, Football referees and various other characters.

As usual there was a full night of entertainment on the ΒιΆΉΤΌΕΔ, with regional input hosted by Shefali Oza and Ashley Blake. They were be outside the Mailbox, along the canalside.

Pudsey Bank

As well as the fun antics throughout the day, the Pudsey Bank was in The Mailbox, for those who were dropping off money and cheques.

The ΒιΆΉΤΌΕΔ Birmingham website team were out and about with our cameras - take a look at some of the antics of the day with our picture galleries.

If you've got digital photographs of your event, then email them in to birmingham@bbc.co.uk and we'll put as many as we can in our photo galleries.