Shadowing the newsreader
Listen to the newsreader read out each line and then practise saying it. Record your own voice line by line and submit your voiceover.
A fastidious door mouse has been captured on film bringing order to an untidy workbench in a Welsh garden shed.
The shed's owner, pensioner Rodney Holbrook, made the discovery while investigating the mysterious disappearance of peanuts intended as bird feed.
Determined to apprehend the peanut pincher, Holbrook, an amateur wildlife photographer, rigged up a night vision camera and motion sensor, hoping the culprit would show their face.
Holbrook's astounded that this is his second encounter with a rodent that keeps things shipshape, having filmed a mouse in England organising a pal's shed years earlier.
He's decided to distinguish between the two diligent tidiers by assigning his own visitor the moniker "The Welsh Tidy Mouse".
The seemingly indefatigable door mouse has proven an assiduous tidier, devoted to leaving Holbrook's workspace squeaky clean night after night.
Piling clothes pegs, cable ties, scraps of paper and plant pot trays into the peanut box, it leaves the workbench spotless.
When asked what motivates this nocturnal housekeeping, Holbrook has a theory.
Footage captured by Holbrook's been taken up by press agencies globally, giving Rodney and his wife immense satisfaction that the tidy mouse has cut through the doom and gloom of more typical news stories.
And Holbrook reports that their bashful janitor's been rightfully compensated.
