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Back in 2003, Girls Aloud appeared on Blue Peter and modelled some nurses uniforms of yesteryear. There was nothing awkward about the whole segment and they weren’t embarrassed about it at all. | BBC Archive

#OnThisDay 1976: Blue Peter explained the television magic behind colour separation overlay. | BBC Archive

127K views · 1.4K reactions | OnThisDay 1973: John Noakes caught up with a 73 year old man who had a unique talent for jumping over pillar boxes! For more classic Blue Peter from the 70s, you can visit https://www.bbc.co.uk/archive/blue-peter--1970s/zd9qgwx | BBC Archive | Facebook

23K views · 455 reactions | #OnthisDay1968: The Blue Peter team were fascinated by an executive toy. For more Blue Peter treats, why not visit? https://www.bbc.co.uk/archive/blue-peter-1960s/z4g8y9q | BBC Archive | Facebook

43K views · 205 reactions | #OnThisDay 1985: Jack, the Blue Peter cat was nowhere to be seen as the studio was overrun by mice. | BBC Archive | Facebook

163K views · 4K reactions | On this week's Blue Peter, the presenters wanted to speak to the audience about racism.  We want to stand together & pledge to do better at fighting racism, to build a better future for everyone. Now on iPlayer. | CBeebies Parenting | Facebook

119K views · 561 reactions | In a vintage Blue Peter clip from October 14, 1976, presenters Lesley Judd, Peter Purves, and John Noakes showcase a new portable telephone technology, highlighting its wireless feature with “no strings attached.” The demonstration likely reflects the emergence of early mobile phones during the 1970s. | History In Pictures | Facebook

253K views · 2K reactions | #OnThisDay 1968: Blue Peter presenters got to drive a full-size replica of Thunderbirds' FAB 1. Does anybody know what FAB stands for? | BBC Archive | Facebook