28/03/2012

On tonight's show Matt and Alex are joined by wildlife expert and adventurer Steve Backshall who reveals just how close to danger he got while filming the latest series of Deadly 60. We meet the two year old girl who got the chance to walk again thanks to pioneering prosthetics after being struck down by meningitis. And Larry Lamb goes up in the One Show balloon to discover just how German bombers were hoodwinked by a string of lightbulbs during WW2.
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