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Hello and welcome to the one show in the Queen Vic. We're kicking off the

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big Children in Need night for 2015 and for the third year in a row,

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we've set up shop or maybe I should say pub, here in Walford. It's

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karaoke night at the Vic. Pudsey's doing the YMCA. And lots more famous

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faces will be stepping up to that mic as the show progresses. Now, our

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heroes, Team Rickshaw have cycled nearly 500 miles. They will be

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arriving here later tonight. I'll be in "Cindy's Caff"having a chaff with

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their parents at the end of what's been a really long week. The pub is

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packed with celebs. We have got Nadine Coyle, file file file, Andre

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-- Shane Filan, Peter Andre and Years, wetting their whistle.

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Want to buy a Warwick Davis D-Day. Willow, Leprechaun or a sneak peek

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at tonight's Star Wars exclusive. Keep Willow, but we'll have the Star

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Wars exclusive. You've got it love. Over here, the lovely Ellie

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Goulding. APPLAUSE

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Lovely to see you. How are you? Very well, thank you. Very good. You

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know, Queen Vic. It's known for murder. Fights, romance. All sorts,

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yeah. Thinking about romance, it holds some really fond memories for

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you, doesn't it? I sort of met my boyfriend here, weirdly. We haven't

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been in EastEnders. Yeah, he's around somewhere in the background.

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We met here. It was on this show two years ago, you and Dougy happened to

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be here. And that was it. I eyed him out from across the pub basically

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and that was it, yeah. Very nice. You are performing on the main show

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tonight. Yeah. New album out last week. What single are you doing

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tonight? Tonight a song called Army which I wrote about my best friend.

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I haven't performed it on TV or anything before. I'm excited and

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happy to be here. It's very exciting. I'm looking forward to it.

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Thanks Ellie. We have our own band of brothers and sisters on the road.

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They are Team Rickshaw. They've raised so much money. I'm sure,

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yeah. Very cool. Fantastic job. Our viewers, as always, you've been so

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generous, both financially and emotionally. These three ladies have

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been very generous, donated lots of money. We've got June, Louise and

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Rebecca here. June, you actually met up with Team Rickshaw before they

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even started. Yes in Land's End. 50 quid got you a selfie with Matt

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Baker! Absolutely. Did you ever think that last week, a week

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down-the-line, you'd be in the Queen Vic? Absolutely not. Isn't this

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brilliant? It's fantastic. It's quite quiet in here for a pub. I

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think everybody's a bit nervous. Louise, what about you? You've

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raised ?500. Not me personally. I work at Oak Manor Golf Club in

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Taunton. The customers raised ?500. We were lucky announce have a selfie

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with Elliott and George. There it is. Are you an EastEnders fan? Yes.

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Not an avid fan, I watch, but not all the time. You've already got the

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drinks in. Is that real beer? I'd like to think it is. Give it a

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smell? It is. I'm not sure it is. We're not sure. Shame! Rebecca, you

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organised a Hallowe'en party and raised ?50, why did you choose to do

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that then, what was the idea behind it? It was because you wanted to

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give something back because you'd seen Team Rickshaw. You're a big

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EastEnders fan. We know that. Yeah I watch all the time. A little bird

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told me that you quite liked Alfie Moon, is that right? Yes. And Lady

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Di the dog? Yes. We'll see what we can do in terms of hooking you up

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with those later. OK? Yeah. All right. As I said, our viewers have

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been incredibly generous. Team Rickshaw are nearly at the end of

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their journey. This morning, they still had another 60 miles to go.

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It's the final day of our gruelling challenge. We've had highs... Lows.

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I miss you. And unwaivering support along the way. His Thames Pudsey.

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And the end is in sight. How are you feeling about this? Excited. But I'm

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sad as well. When you think all those miles are now behind you. I

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know. That's mad, hey? You'll never have to worry about another hill

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again. I know! Erin who wakes up daily in agony from her arthritis

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has been surprisingly helped by the rickshaw in ways we never imagined.

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My knee's normally really swollen. Since I've been cycling, it's never

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been so skinny. It's normally like a big balloon. Which must have come as

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a massive surprise to you. I thought it was going to make it so much

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worse, but it's actually not. Probably keep that up when I get

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back. Yeah, yeah. George Griffiths from Richmond is a big lover of

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musical theatre. I am directing a new musical which doesn't exist,

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which now it does, rickshaw the musical. I'd like Michael Ball to

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play me. LAUGHTER

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His passage during the week has not only been musical, but full of

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drama. Shall we stop again? Yeah? Yeah. And sometimes even full of

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surprises. Hi George, it's Michael Ball here. How's the rickshaw

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musical going. I might sing it myself. Go Team Rickshaw! Whoa.

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That's Michael Ball, man. Thanks Michael. With a musical spring in

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his step, George rode out this morning head held high. It's great,

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I mean, I love being part of this. I've had a great time cycling beside

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you. Thanks, Matt. Do you feel it's helped you in any way doing this? It

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really has. It's given my confidence back. All my gang, all my teachers

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and friends, they are so proud of me. You've proved to yourself that

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you can do stuff. Yeah, I really can. In life. I am strong. I nailed

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it. You did. As we near London, Team Rickshaw will take the challenge to

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a whole new level. About 196 feet below the ground to be precise.

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There's a part of the route that isn't on the map. Yeah? That's

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because it hasn't been created yet. OK. We are going to cycle through

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the cross-rail tunnel. Is it safe? It's safe. Let's do it. The

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cross-rail project, which doesn't open until 2018, have invited us to

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cycle through one of their tunnels. See ya! This is the way to get

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through London, I tell you. So exciting. I'll tell you what the

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weirdest experience is right now, it's the fact that we're cycling

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along and people aren't giving us money. And as we reach the end of

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the tunnel, the cross-rail workers don't let us down. Oh, thank you.

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Thank you so much. APPLAUSE For six courageous and

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inspiring young riders, this year's Rickshaw Challenge has been a

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magnificent experience. Their effort to raise money for Children in Need

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has to be applauded, all of Team Rickshaw is extremely greatful for

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your Jen -- grateful for your generosity and support along the

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way. Thank you so very much. They will complete that epic journey

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of 477 miles from Land's End to the East End on the Children in Need

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main show at around 9. 35pm. Let's give them one last final push.

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Here's Elliott with how you can donate.

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To donate ?5 text TEAM to 70705. Those texts cost your donation plus

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the standard network message charge. All of your donation will go to BBC

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Children in Need. You must be 16 or over. Do ask the bill payer's

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permission before you text. For full terms and conditions, go to the

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website, bbc.co.uk/Pudsey. Just remember, everything you donate is

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helping very small charities in a remember, everything you donate is

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helping very small charities in a very big way. There it is for you.

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Now all our riders have been given an extra challenge to tell people

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why they are taking part in the Rickshaw Challenge this year. This

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is the moment George D stepped up to the microphone. After that, we'll

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catch up with Matt and the team. It's 8. 25 and you are with 5 Live

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breakfast... I am in BBC broadcast house. I'm about to go to BBC Radio

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5 Live to do my speech in front of quite a large audience for one of

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the breakfast shows. I am nervous and excited for it. I think that if

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I just focus on the fact that I'm speaking to a studio instead of

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millions of people across the nation, I think I'll be able to make

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it pretty good. Stand by. Gather round everyone. George, it's over to

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you. Thank you very much. My name is George. I'm 17. I'm from Weybridge

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in Surrey. Three years ago everything changed when my dad was

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killed in a cycling accident. My dad went out for one of his regular bike

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rides. However, this time, he didn't come home. He'd been knocked down by

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a car. At first, I found it hard to believe he was dead. I remember

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sitting alone and only thinking negative thoughts. Sometimes I would

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text my dad's phone to let him know that I loved him and missed him. I

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knew that there would be no reply, but I found it comforting. It has

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been the hardest three years. One thing that has helped to make life

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more positive was joining the Tommy D group. It's helped me come to

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terms with what's happened and helped shape the way I think, act

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and the way I am. Please donate if you can to help support young people

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like me. My dad was my role model and the most inspiring and

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intelligent person I'd ever known. I am riding the Rickshaw Challenge for

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Children in Need, but I'm also riding for him. I know that my dad

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will be proud. APPLAUSE

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That was amazing. That's it, perfect. George, everybody at home,

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I know we're walking down the road so you won't have seen that, we're

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watching your speech there on the radio. Sum that up for us. I think

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you had the biggest audience of everybody. I think Radio 5 Live was

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6. 1 million people, something like that. I think it it was an amazing

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experience. I had so much fun doing it. Beforehand I was so nervous. Of

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course. Halfway through I got to point where I just sat back and

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relaxed and smiled. I thought, hold on, this is so much fun. We're on

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the final straight now. Team, come on over. We need to talk. You know,

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goodness me, how do we sum up the week? It's virtually impossible.

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Elliott, come forward. I need to ask, right, what is the secret

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within this team, why do you think it's gelled so much? I think it's

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gelled because we're all so different, but it works with each

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other. It's amazing that we've all got something that has affected us

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in our lives and is still affecting us, but it helps us to get along

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with each other and understand each other's situations. Lucy, I know

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that you are delighted, aren't you, to be riding the final leg. Listen,

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if you think back, 476 miles ago. Yeah. What were you afraid of back

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then and have you conquered it now? I have. I was afraid of what was

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going to happen. I think I've conquered it because I know how to

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do it now. What would you say to all those people, at the moment,

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watching this, that haven't decided whether or not to donate yet.

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Donate, definitely donate because your money could help someone like

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me and the rest of the team too. I think it's a great thing to do. Get

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and donate in now. Listen, I cannot say how proud - George, everybody, I

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am so proud of everything that you have achieved over the last eight

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days. It's been a privilege for me to cycle alongside you. Team

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Rickshaw have done everything they possibly can and I know that they've

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stolen your hearts. I know that they have captivated you over the past

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week. And now, you know what, now it is your turn. It is your chance to

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give this inspirational bunch the total that they deserve when they

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walk out on that stage tonight. So, please, I'm asking you, from the

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bottom of my heart, donate, because this, to me, is what Children in

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Need is all about. They've been given an opportunity and they've

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taken it. That's all from us for now. Join us on the stage for

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Children in Need when hopefully they'll have a whopping tour. I'm

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sure they will. Couldn't have put it better myself. Matt has been such a

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wonderful and integral part of Rickshaw Challenge this year. I'm

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here with the parents, who have had a very long week as well as the

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riders themselves. Lisa, Erin's mum. From a parent's perspective, because

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you've got to know each other, how has it been for you guys? A total,

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emotional roller coaster for the whole family. One minute laughing

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and smiling with them. Then you're in tears every time you see her on

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the TV. You have to pinch yourself. We are crossing our fingers for that

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big total. Sarah, we saw George do his speech earlier on. You must have

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seen him grow into a young man over the course of the week. He's been

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one of the strongest riders. He's tackled all the hills. It's very

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poignant that he's riding the rickshaw as we heard. What changes

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have you then, as a mother, seen in him this week? I've seen a really

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determined young man, very brave and never giving up. Won't let anything

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get him down. I'm sure your husband would have been hugely proud of him.

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He'll be so proud of him, he'll be watching him. Over here to Michelle.

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All the families here have benefitted from Children in Need.

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What would you say to anybody who's watching tonight, who are in two

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minds maybe about donating? Well, please dig deep. These young people

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have really dug deep themselves. They've found inner strength when

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it's been pouring with rain, when they've been going through pain. So,

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please, just support the Rickshaw Challenge. They've done a fantastic

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job. Absolutely. We go over to see Mark, the other George's dad over

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here. We've been overwhelmed at the one show by the support of

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everybody's who's lined the streets and donated. Have you got a lovely

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message for people at home who have supported Team Rickshaw this year

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more than ever before. I cannot express the gratitude. We are

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totally overwhelmed, all of us as parents, totally overwhelmed.

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George, I mean, just shouts down the phone, "I can't believe it, dad!

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They're pushing money at me!" Yeah. Absolutely fantastic support. On

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behalf of the one show we couldn't have done it without the help of you

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parents as well to facilitate this, thank you very much. Making the

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coffee and sandwiches here is Peter Andre, who was with us on launch

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night. What would you like? An egg sandwich thanks. We've all been so

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inspired by these young people, who've just done, you know, amazing

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things this week and raised such a big total. What was your initial

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feelings when you met them the first time?

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It's just how passionate they are, how much they want to do this.

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That's what's so touching. You see people digging deep and like this

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gentleman said before, they are digging in deep soap we want people

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out there to dig in deep because we have seen the kids do it themselves.

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Well, we absolutely hope tonight that Children In Need will raise

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millions and millions. Here is Harry Heal telling us what antics he's

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going to get up to. -- Harry Hill. Without giving too much away, I'm

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rehearsing for Children In Need. I'm taking the history of TV and

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condensing it down into four minutes, using various cameo

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appearances plus the theme tune is from what we consider the most

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important TV shows ever to have been broadcast. BENNY HILL THEME. TV Burp

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didn't make it in actually, so I will write a letter. People would be

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surprised how little work... How much work, Surrey, goes into this...

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This is something the BBC does so well. It has the infrastructure that

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no other broadcaster has. Oh! I've just been handed a box with some

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props in that will give us a clue what to expect on Children In Need

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tonight. First of all, a top hat. I wonder what that could be, perhaps

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something going on in the East End of London. A baby in a sequinned

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dress. Can babies dance? Let's hope so! What's this? A torch... No, it's

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a light sabre. I wonder what film that comes from. Is it ET, or...? A

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leek, of course favoured by the Welsh, overlook, it is Rick Astley

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and Suzanne Shaw. Which is better? Only one way to find out. At last!

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Do you think I'm sexy? That's a clue.

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Well, if I'm Elton John, this is Kiki Dee,, Warwick Davis and Shane

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Ritchie. Warwick, nice to see you. It's been ages. Thank you. You are

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on the show more readily than I am! You have worked with Harry Hill

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before and Children In Need? Yes, it was fun, I got to play the piano

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with sausages. Harry is observed with sausages! I hope it has been in

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the fridge for a couple of years... I can't promise that, it has kind of

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been out there, don't worry about it though. Now then, this is exciting,

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Shane. Warwick has used his Jedi powers to get a Star Wars

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exclusive. Later on we have but a Star Wars sketch coming up featuring

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loads of a list celebrities. Martin Freeman is in there. Shane Ritchie?

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Not Shane! Disney has joined forces with Lucasfilm and Children In Need

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to make this happen. It is so special. Basically I'm on the quest

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to find the ultimate Star Wars super fan who can go on stage live and

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press the first totaliser moment. That is about 8:50pm. If I seem

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slightly sweaty at the moment it is because myself and the cast of

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EastEnders, we have just been rehearsing. Every year the

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EastEnders cast try and do something special and this year we have got an

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incredible dance routine. That's why I'm sweaty, I just been out

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rehearsing it. From Tenby, we flipped over to BBC Two and we are

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live in the Queen Vic with lots of special guests. -- from 10pm. Some

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very special faces will be here. Make sure you join me then. Now

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then, this is a very important announcement. Because, it's time to

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launch the official Children In Need donation line for this year. If you

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would like to donate, this is the number you will need.

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Some standard geographic charges from landline and mobile apply. That

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is the number if you want to donate tonight, it is that number that you

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need. We're going to switch over here a minute because we have got

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Laura, Jack Ashton and Peter Andre back in the pub. Fed up with coffee

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and sandwiches, Peter? Well, I wanted to switch to this. Call the

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Midwife do Strictly tonight. Peter as we have seen is a dab hand at the

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whole Strictly thing. Pretend you are head judge Len. What sort of

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picks and flicks would you be looking for from Jack and Laura's

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performance? Honestly I'm the worst person to ask. I get so nervous

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before I go on. It was absolutely terrifying! I was like, this is

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Strictly and I'm trying to join in! You want to enjoy it but it is the

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most terrifying... It goes so quickly. When it does happen, the

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judges are nice and you just feel elated, don't you? When the judges

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are nice, yes! Peter is a very good person to get tips from because you

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achieved 38 out of 40 your Charleston. Couldn't believe it! It

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was the highest score of the series so far, wasn't it? I remember saying

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if nothing else happens, I'm going to cherish that moment forever. We

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were just talking about it, he was amazing. What are you dancing this

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week then? This week I'm dancing a Viennese waltz to a Cilla Black

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song. Jeanette has been working hard? Jeanette committee is very

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good at making you go over it and over it until you get it right. She

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is fantastic. One of the people you're up against is the lovely

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Helen George from The Midwife. We were just saying, you were just

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praising Helen. She is terrific and you are terrific and it is a great

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line-up. -- Call The Midwife. Do you think we could see Helen and Peter

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in the final? That would make Ashton and Jeanette happy, because they are

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engaged! You're going to be singing later on, which we're really looking

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forward to. Did you know that I was a qualified bus driver? No. But it's

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true, I am, and it's all in aid of Children In Need.

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Here we are in Hyde Park. It is just gone 7am and all the other cars are

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here for the vintage run. This is our lovely gorgeous past behind us

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and today Chris and I are going all the way from here to Brighton, all

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four Children In Need. Everyone on board has donated serious money to

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be driven 60 miles. I complete amateurs! Now, Chris Evans is known

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for many things but driving a bus isn't one of them. Crawley, it's the

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halfway point and Chris has done his bit and now it's my turn. Well, I

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think I know what I'm doing, steering wheel, basics. Clutch,

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accelerator, starting button, horn. What more do you need? Ladies and

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gentlemen, it is my turn, so hold on! Unfortunately, I don't get off

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to the best of starts. My first corner and I'm stuck. No assisted

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steering on this bus! But Peter is here to save the day.

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CHEERING She did very well. Second career!

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Well, we made it. Hundreds of people have come to Brighton and we have

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made loads of money. Thank you for being so generous. If you need a bus

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driver, you know who to call? We had a lovely day and thank you so

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much to all the passengers who'd donated so generously. But thank you

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to Richard and Martin who are over there in the other side of the pub.

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Give us a wave. They gave their time so willingly as well to help us out

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for Children In Need. Now then. There will be a brand-new duet

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hitting the main stage later on. It is Nadine Coyle and Shane Filan. How

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are you? Very good and much better than the 1 we just did their doing

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karaoke! What are you to -- two singing tonight? We are singing my

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new single. I Will Be. I'm such a massive van! You look so

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sort of at home behind the bar? -- such a massive fan. Do you know your

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way around the pipes here? You have a bar in LA. Normally I had to ask

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people what is in that drink exactly, what kind of glass do you

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want? But they are in safe hands. Shane,

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you are on tour next year? I am, it is a tour all over the UK next

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March. There is a load of beer, but people are taking them over

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there... Looking forward to hearing your duet later on. Thanks for being

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here, guys. Let's go and speak to the guys from Years Years. Hello!

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I know you're very excited about being on Children In Need and on The

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One Show. This is the best day of our lives, I think! He does say that

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a lot! But it's true. It's Nadine Coyle and Peter Andre. What's the

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best thing about the Children In Need experience so far? So far it

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has definitely been this. I think when Warwick Davis came out there,

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there was definitely the highlight. You are the UK's fastest selling

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album... Are we? Very important! We have done something good this year

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with our album, I think. I don't know what the statistic is. What are

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you performing on the show tonight? We are doing our new single called

:30:46.:30:53.

Eyes Shut. Ollie, you were an actor but you gave it all up to join the

:30:54.:30:56.

band, where would we have seen you before? I once did a show with the

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actress who played Christie in EastEnders, that is my claim to

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fame. That is the Final Countdown in the background! Who is on the mic?

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That is Peter Andre and friends. My thanks to all our guests tonight.

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Get well soon to Terry. Enjoy the rest of Children In Need. Tom Daley

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will be our guest. Have a great weekend.

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Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, get ready

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for the biggest night of the year.

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