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20/12/2011

Mel Giedroyc with a bag of winter goodies, including an ice hotel in Canada and a nativity play set on a real farm. Plus, Alan Bennett reads part two of The House at Pooh Corner.

1 hour

Last on

Tue 20 Dec 2011 16:00

Chapters

  • Icelandic Food Part 1

    At this time of year Icelanders celebrate their traditional foods, including sheep's head and lamb's testicles.

    Duration: 05:42

  • Advent Calendar Door

    Mel opens today's Advent Calendar Door to reveal the story of The Auchtermuchty Nativity play, which is set on a real farm in Scotland.

    Duration: 06:15

  • Jenny Agutter

    Today the actress Jenny Agutter celebrates her birthday. She talks about her career and her role in the much-loved classic film, The Railway Children.

    Duration: 06:59

  • Ice Hotel

    Mel hears about the Ice Hotel in Montreal which is built entirely of ice and packed snow.

    Duration: 05:48

  • Trampoline Man

    The story of George Nissen, the American acrobat who invented the trampoline.

    Duration: 03:19

  • Icelandic Food Part 2

    Sheila Dillon of The Food Programme takes her courage in her hands and tries an Icelandic speciality - half-rotted shark.

    Duration: 05:10

  • Daily Dalek Reveal

    Mel reveals the identity of today's Daily Dalek - what would Christmas be without this chef?

    Duration: 07:24

  • The House at Pooh Corner Ep 2

    Alan Bennett reads the second part of The House at Pooh Corner. Today there's a lot of bouncing going on.

    Duration: 13:06

Broadcast

  • Tue 20 Dec 2011 16:00