Stop the clock! Stop the clock! More than 20 years after she last hung up her jumpsuit, Anneka Rice has been treasure hunting again. Not for Channel 4 – although frankly it's a format that is ripe for resurrection, possibly with a little twist (Property Hunt?) – but for BBC Radio Norfolk. The radio station has been running what is best described as an "homage" to the Channel 4 show since 2008, with Becky Betts using the station's radio car and listeners' help to track down clues hidden across Norfolk. Imagine her surprise on Sunday when Rice turned up at the location of the fifth clue, Norwich Castle, joining in to help find the hidden treasure. Rice said being in the BBC Radio Norfolk radio car was "exactly like being in the helicopter on Treasure Hunt". Yeah, that's right, Anneka. Except without the rotor blades, the birds' eye view, or the fact you never leave the ground. Still, that's the magic of radio, eh?
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