Part 1 BBC Children in Need

can! The money will help children are just like the inspirational

Team Rickshaw! Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, it is time for

Children In Need 2012, from Television Centre, and what a night

we have in store! One Direction, Dr Leona Lewis, a Strictly special,

Pudsey and Little Mix and the news newsreaders do Top Gear, Team GB

and much, much more. And here to get the party started,

please welcome the fabulous Fearne Cotton, Sir Terry Wogan and One

Direction. This programme contains flashing

images. Welcome to Children in Need 2012.

Calm yourselves. I'm really trying. But there is so much amazing stuff

coming up and this crowd here are going crazy for one reason...

But there is another reason. Could it be One Direction?

Apology for the loss of subtitles for 42 seconds

# And we know it too # Yeah, we will keep doing what we

do, just pretending that we're cool # Children in Need

# Let's go crazy, crazy # # Until we see the sun

# I know we only met, but let's pretend it is love. # # Tonight

let's get some # And live while we can

# Tonight let's get some # And live

# Let's go crazy, crazy, crazy # I know we only met

# And never, never, never stop for anyone

# Tonight, let's get some

# And live while we're young

# Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh

# Oh, oh, oh, oh

# Oh, oh, oh

# Oh, oh, oh, oh

# Tonight let's get some

# And live while we're young

# And, girl, you and I

# We're 'bout to make some memories tonight

# I wanna live while we're young

# We wanna live while we're young

# Let's go crazy, crazy, crazy till we see the sun

# I know we only met but let's pretend it's love

# And never, never, never stop for anyone

# Tonight, let's get some

# And live while we're young

# Crazy, crazy, crazy till we see the sun

# I know we only met but let's pretend it's love

# And never, never, never stop for anyone

# Tonight, let's get some

# And live while we're young

# Wanna live, wanna live, wanna live

# While we're young

# Wanna live, wanna live, wanna live

# While we're young

# Tonight let's get some

# And live while we're young. #

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Thank

Thank you

Thank you so

Thank you so much boys, that was brilliant and for all of you fans

out there, they will be back later to do one more song for us.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE Yes! Yes! They will be back later. Never fear,

they have guaranteed me they will be back!

LAUGHTER Mind I paid them well. Now tonight,

as you know by now we are going to be asking you to help us support

disadvantaged children over the UK. You have been amazing so many times

before and I hope we can count on your help once more. Here at

Children in Need, we know that children are vulnerable and the

news in recent weeks has been an awful reminder of how true that can

be. We have been supporting child victim of all kinds of abuse,

including sexual abuse for many years and we will continue to do so

and we support support children in a wide range of different

circumstances and they all have something in common - they all need

your help and they are all children. Here is a short film to tell you

There are thousands of children who need your help and tonight if we

pull together, we can make a huge difference.

Children in Need can offer support to children children who need it

the most, but not without you. I couldn't go out. I always had to

be staying in the house. I believe that every child deserves a

childhood. Bullying isn't just name calling, it can shatter confidence

and leave a child feeling completely alone.

People didn't like me because I was different.

Almost a third of the money you give goes to help children living

in desperate poverty. Thousands of children are living in

fear, fear of violence and abuse. For children who have lost a parent

or a sibling, I can't take a way the pain, but Children in Need can

offer a helping hand. Children in Need is there for

families when they need it the most It is something you never even have

to contemplate, but you you couldn't make it any better for

Harry than it was. Children in Need support fantastic

young heroes. I was scared and confused that I

was determined to fight it. You give children the strength so

they can be braver. I had no hair. It made me happy.

Every year your money makes a difference to disadvantaged

children in the UK. These children can't say thank you

to you personally... But We can. Thank you.

Thank you. The sad truth is these children still need your help.

I promise you, every pound you give will make a difference.

Please call and let Children in So there is a lot of goodwill out

there and a lot of work to be done and with your help we can continue

to help the children who need it most.

Yes, that's right. Together we can do something brilliant tonight.

Don't forget every penny is spent on projects right here in the UK.

You can't miss the number. It is If you can't phone, there are many

other ways you can give. You can pay in your fund-raising

money or donate to Children in Need in all major banks and building

societies or at at the Post Office. And you can visit the Children in

Need website and give using your debit or credit card or your pay

pal account. You can send a cheque CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

The Government's Gift Aid scheme means if you are a UK taxpayer,

Children in Need can claim back 20 pence for every �1 you give at no

no extra cost to you which means more help for the kids who need it.

You had no idea that you were a financial expert, Fearne. I am!

When you phone and our lovely volunteers if you would like to

claim Gift Aid, what do you say? AUDIENCE: Yes.

Correct. I am glad we didn't rehearse that.

Now, Terry, I have been thinking, in many ways you do have something

of the Time Lord about you. Well, because I'm witty,

knowledgeable, dynamic... Well, yes, and because you have been around

forever and no one is sure how old you are.

Simplicity itself. Anyway, you have put on weight.

LAUGHTER The rest of you pay attention. Look

at me when I'm talking to you. Feast your eyes on this very

Welcome to a Children in Need episode of Doctor Who. This is one

before the Christmas special. Hi. Don't worry, she won't be

watching, she is in LA. Exactly. Roll the minisode. Roll

In London in the time of Queen Victoria, there were many tales of

a remarkable person known as the Great Detective. I refer, of course,

to Madam Vastra and her extraordinary adventures, her

beautiful assistant Jenny Flint and What? There are accounts of a

fourth member, a shadow figure whose assistant was only sought in

the direst of emergencies. I am so gad you came. We have news, I think,

of particular interest to you. There was a a meet meteor shower in

the south-west, I think it is as a result of alien intervention. 24%.

Well, this could just be meteors, but it is worth looking into. There

is a very pleasant tearoom in the area. There is a professor who is

claiming he is going to split the world. I think we should

investigate. I mean, he doesn't actually have a giant drill and he

is not actually a professor and he was a bit drunk at the time and

singing a bit, but it is never too early to investigate a drill.

have declared war on the moon. quiet.

For too long the the moon has hung in the sky. It has gained an

advantage. There is no one living there.

It is clearly time to act. They won't suspect a thing.

Who won't suspect a thing? Moonites. Why do you keep doing this? What is

the point? I have told you, I keep telling you, I don't do this

anymore. I have retired. There is a man on Parade Street

with an invisible wife. Maybe he just doesn't have a wife.

You are wasting your time. Merry Christmas.

I think he means it. Yes, my dear. I rather think he does.

Damn moon. There you go, the Doctor Who has

retired. This Chris marks the Earth will face -- this Christmas, the

Earth will face terrible, terrible danger and will anyone be able to

per said the doctor -- persuade the doctor to save the day? Yes.

See you later for the very first showing of the Christmas trailer.

See you later. CHEERING AND APPLAUSE We have

another special documentary coming up to you soon and you will get to

meet his new companion. The excitement. Anyway, there are

three important words we are going to be saying again and again

tonight. Please and thank you! now an enormous thank you to you

lot who go to school. You are Schools all over the UK have put in

a huge effort to raise more money for Children in Need.

So to say thank you, we decided to give WestLodge Primary School a

treat. Good morning, everybody. Good morning.

We have some very special teachers. Who you like to know who these

teachers are? ALL: Yes.

Little Mix. Guys, let's do some fund-raising

for Children in Need. Schools all over the UK have been

showing their spots and raising lots! Like a garten.

Your cash is vital for helping kids over the UK.

So keep up the good work. To all the schoolchildren who raised money

for Children in Need, we salute you!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE Children of the UK, we salute you. Well done to

all the fund-raisers. And to all of you who wore pyjamas to school this

week. It sounds like heaven. Thank you to you as well.

You don't want to see me in my pyjamas! We didn't ask to.

We are even bigger, either that or the wardrobe have given me a small

pair of trousers! We had to do something really big, a choir of

over 2,000 children. Frightening! Singing live and in Unison, across

the entire nation... Fingers crossed. Let's see how the

preparations are coming along where Thank you very much. You will get

to see and hear some of those London school children. Here we are

at the Tower of London which is looking fantastic and all evening

we will be celebrating some of the wonderful people across London who

have been raising money. Hang on, Mark. Aren't we missing a

I am really glad to see Pudsey has made it out of the Tower in time.

Let's welcome him and everyone that's that's braving the ice. Also

with us, you can probably hear, our house band. Here is a group of

young people who have made a tremendous effort for Children in

Need. Why have you been dressed in your pyjamas? That was because we

have all been trying to raise money for Children in Need.

How much money has the school raised? �340.

Give yourselves a round of applause. Where are you from? We are from

Enfield. What have you been doing? A 24-hour

sponsored bounce. They have raised �2,300. Let's head

over to the other side of the ice and Mark is with a young man who

has been zg doing something we would find rather difficult!

That's true. This is Ross. He has been taking part in a sponsored

silence. Since 8pm, he hasn't uttered a word. I am hoping he will

remember how to talk in a moment. Mum, this must have been your idea?

Yes, definitely. How quiet has it been around the

house? No noise. Du want to take -- do you want to

take it off? What are going to be your first first words? I am glad

it is over. How much have you raised? �229. That's what I love

about Children in Need, so many novel ways to raise money.

I want you to meet a lady who runs an exercise dance group. Let's look

at what they have they have been up Tell us how many of you were there?

There were over 300 Latin vibe enthusiasts.

You had an extra member? We had Pudsey. He was fabulous. He was the

star of the show. Tell us how much you raised?

raised �2,553 and there is more to come as well.

Well, thank you very much. You have agreed to show us a few of your

dance moves with a little help from our house band. Off you go, ladies.

Thank you To everybody in the capital who has donated. We will

hear from more people later on in the show. Stay with us. See you

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE Very, very soon.

I know all my family have been out at their children's schools raising

money and it has been happening over the country. Now, if you have

been zg your bit for Children in Need, we would like to hear about

it. Tell us what you have been doing, on Facebook or Twitter.

impressed Terry, I didn't think you were up on the text savvy skills.

Easy girl, don't tell anyone, but I'm making it up as I go along

along! I guessed that. Let's look at what we have in store

tonight. Coming up:

A Pudsey v Pudsey dance off. Doctor Who meets his new cam pan.

Aled Jones and the Children in Need Choir.

Will you sing live in front of millions of people? Yes!

Some favourites in Strictly Come Dancing. Ann Widdecombe, Russell

Grant cheek-to-cheek, oh come on! CHEERING AND APPLAUSE There is so

much to look forward to. You have got Moranan Widdecombe, great. You

don't look too impressed with that one. More One Direction later on.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE Girls aloud performing together which I am

excited about. Now Terry, we are about to talk Countryfile and the

calendars, but before we do, please promise that you you won't

embarrass us by trying to get your photo in again? Of course not, but

last year's effort was pretty good. LAUGHTER

There it is. Well, look, Terry, top marks for trying, I will give you

that. Top marks for trying. Perhaps I need to step it up a

level, this time. Really? Do you have to?

LAUGHTER This is happening. Look at this! I

am not quite sure that you have grasped the tone of the calendar,

but shall we just move on? Do you want to look at that again?

Yes, we do. And next year I intend to have a Countryfile nude calendar.

It will be with you, Tess, John Craven.

We are definitely moving on. Here to fill us in on this year's

effort, we are joined by Countryfile's John Craven.

Thank you to you and all the Countryfile.

Not at all. Tell us g this year -- tell us

about this year's calendar? 50,000 of our viewers sen in pictures of

the -- sent in pictures of the British countryside and we picked

the best 12. It is easy to get hold of one by going on to our website.

Lovely. It is ideal for a Christmas

present? A lovely Christmas present. Shall we see how much money that

calendar raised? Not that money matters! Let's have a look at the

total. And we are only half-way there.

�557,000, that is great. You do better every year.

Last year it was �1.2 million and I think we might beat it this year if

everybody buys one. John, thank you very much. You are

a wonderful supporter, thanks to Countryfile.

Goodbye. It will be lovely next year when we

all take our clothes off! LAUGHTER

You can forget this idea, it is not going to happen.

I bet we wouldn't get any money for it anyway. So if I were to say

Fearne to you the names of Cheryl... CHEERING AND APPLAUSE Nicholas,

Rihanna, and Keith... LAUGHTER

What would you think? I think you were trying to name the

members of girls of Girls Aloud, but failing.

There is no Keith? There is no The the girls are going to be on in

less than an hour. Be still my beating heart!

Apology for the loss of subtitles for 42 seconds

Now, this next film is about a This is mum's bedroom. Here is my

mum. My mum is funny and she tells jokes. She always makes me laugh.

My mum has this thing where her legs are always leaking and it is

not nice. The glands in my body store all the fluid. It makes me

look very, very overweight. I am virtually bed bound really. This

family has a lot to deal with, as well as the mum's illness, two of

the brothers have autism. So dad gave up his job to be a full-time

carer. The last time they were able to go out was over four years ago.

I always had to be staying in the house because my dad had to look

after me mum and my dad had to look after us and it was hard work.

But last year, Sebe joined the friendship project funded by

Children in Need. This is how he met Lyn, a volunteer, who once a

week helps Sebe experience the things that most children get to

experience. He He gets to play in the park. He

gets to play with other children. He is funny. He makes us laugh. It

is the highlight of the week. Are these for me? The best thing

about Sebe's day is coming home to mum.

Did you have a nice day? Good. I missed you.

When I come back, I tell mum all about what I did. It always makes

her have a smile on her face. He looks forward to Saturday

knowing that he is going out somewhere and he is not just at

home with me and his dad. You want to spend time with your

kids, but at the same time you want them to do the things that other

children are doing? They want to go out and enjoy their life. Here is

me going down the slide. Here is me at the park.

Thanks to your generosity, Sebe, not only has a new friend, he has a

childhood. I love this, My Life In The

Friendship Project. Please call now and change someone's life. Thank

What a lovely little boy. Now, listen �28 pays for our trips out a

month for a child like Sebe, so please pick up your phonement here

is the number. -- phone. Here slt number. It is very easy to call:

And help us to put a smile on other children's faces too.

Now, Strictly Come Dancing, it is a firm favourite with the presenty

Lady Wogan in our house. Myself, I am playing sue is a sue duke yo.

They are all good. 'this is the Strictly Come Dancing

Good evening, ladies, and welcome to Strictly

It's nice to see you, to see you...

AUDIENCE: Nice!

And as it's Children In Need, we have an audience of children!

AUDIENCE: Woo-oo-oo!

So I'm going to start with a little joke for Pudsey.

How do you get a bear to eat his cheese?

Go on, how do you get a bear to eat his cheese?

Come on, bear!

SCATTERED LAUGHTER AND APPLAUSE

I think I'll quit while I'm losing.- Yeah, come on then.

Right, let's get on with the show.

Now then, we have two superstar Strictly celebrities

waiting in the wings,

dying to get back here in the ballroom where they belong.

That's right. They may not have lifted the Glitterball Trophy,

but they were our People's Champions

and tonight, rather than dancing for your votes at home,

our Strictly Come Dancing Children In Need Champions 2012

will be decided by our awesome foursome, the judges!

Yes!

Yeah, they got the power!

And remember that tonight everyone is dancing

to help change the lives

of disadvantaged children around the whole of the UK.

We're all hoping it's going toencourage you to pick up the phone

and donate whatever you can to Children In Need.

The number to call is...

And thank you very much.

But who are the mystery couples?

Let's find out.

Evening, sir. Evening.

Mr Grant to see you.

CLEARS THROAT

Ah, Mr Grant. I've been expecting you.

Miss Widdecombe.

Ann Widdecombe, Russell Grant,

back on the dance floor, my dream has come true.

They told me it was going to be returning champions.

Is everyone else busy?

People of Great Britain!

This is going to be a once-in-a-lifetime,

unmissable event.

'We have seen them before, we know what they can do.'

What are you doing?! And that's not very much.

Er, yes...they're game.

Russell does understand rhythm, Russell did actually dance.

I brought to the Strictly dancefloor everything except dance.

We look fabulous!

Russell Grant, a great big bundle of joy.

He is quite musical and he's really theatrical.

He's not going to come out of a rocket again, is he?

If Darcy's looking for a Swan Lake,

actually she might get it.

I can flap! 'When Ann Widdecombe was on the show, whatever happened,

'you were entertained.'

I remember her being dragged along the floor at one stage.

The floor has never been so shiny!

I'm hoping that viewers will think

my routine is, erm, out of this world.

She's hungry for it now. She might give Russell a run for his money.

Two megastars.

Who dares wins!

Ann Widdecombe, Russell Grant, head-to-head, cheek to cheek?

Ohh, come on!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Please welcome two couples who always got more laughs than votes.

Ann Widdecombe with Anton and Russell Grant with Flavia.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

MUSIC: "Hernando's Hideaway"from The Pajama Game

MUSIC: "Heaven Must BeMissing An Angel" by Tavares

MUSIC: "Better The Devil You Know"by Steps

MUSIC: "Boogie Wonderland"by Earth, Wind & Fire

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

It was absolutely marvellous. Let's hear what our judges thought.

Well, I so wish I'd been there when- you were competing in your shows.

Come on, what about it? Oh!

That was absolutely...

I can't think of the next word.

It was absolutely marvellous. Let's hear what our judges thought.

Darcy, my darling.

Well, I so wish I'd been there when- you were competing in your shows.

I did miss a lot. Do you think I'd be a good ballerina?

You have the neck, actually.

You hold your neck. No, no, she has poise.

Well, I was working from the neck down.

What about the other pair?

It is beautiful, I mean, you're excited, that's what I love to see.

If anybody can enjoy it as much as you do,

I'd like to watch it every time.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

OK, Len? Well, they're like boomerangs!

You know, we've chucked 'em out and then back they've come!

Let me say this. Good sports.You've come out for Children In Need,

and wonderful. Well done to both of you. Bruno?

Truly a performance of devastating impact!

Forget about Nureyev and Fonteyn!

Grant, Widdecombe!

King Kong and Godzilla of dance!

LAUGHTER Horrendously entertaining!

Very difficult to pick. Angels and demons!

Craig, will you give us your views on both couples?

Russell, timing, rhythm, all very, very good,

very exciting to see you back.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Although your first look was a little scary, it reminded me

of Bette Davis, darling, in Whatever Happened To Baby Jane?

Which was a bit irksome.

And Ann, no sign of improvement,

and I would go as far to say a complete dance disaster!

Right, thank you so much, judges. Come on in, darling.

I've been watching. Good sports.

Ann, was tonight just an excuse to get back with Anton again?

It was an excuse to see you again! Oh! You never know, Bruce!

LAUGHTER AND APPLAUSE Give him back, Ann!

Ooh, I got the full force there. You did indeed!

Thank you very much, Ann and Russell.

Please would you take your positions by the trophy

and best of luck to you both!

Now remember, there's no phone vote tonight

but Ann and Russell still really want you to call and help them

raise as much money as possible for Children In Need.

Don't forget the number.

Thank you. Keep ringing that number.

Now it's time to see who is going to take home

the Children In Need trophy.

Each judge will vote for their favourite couple.

In the event of a tie, head judge Len will have the deciding vote.

Time for the judges to choose their champion.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

So Craig, who do you think deservesto lift the Children In Need trophy?

For me, the best dancers,

Russell and Flavia.

Congratulations, that's one vote for Russell and Flavia.

Darcy, who's your champion of choice?

For me, it is

Russell and Flavia.

Another vote for Russell and Flavia.

That's two votes to nil,

so if Bruno now makes you his champion,

that means Russell and Flavia, you are our winners.

Bruno, who gets your vote?

I will go for a couple that I think is strictly unforgettable!

Ann and Anton.

Ooh, Ann and Anton! Back in the running!

Two votes to one.

Well, Len, it's crucial. It's all down to you.

What's your decision? Well, I thought they were both great entertainment,

but by a gnat's whisker,

Russell and Flavia.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Congratulations!

That means you have won! Come on.

Oh, absolute...

Out of so many competitors,

how do you feel about winning against those two?

Well, it's lovely to be able to win this

because I want to give that to Flavia.

Ah, well that's lovely. I do!

And what a partner. Commiserations to our losers.

Thank you so much for being a good sport and for taking part

and for raising money for Children In Need.

Congratulations, you are

the Children In Need Strictly Come Dancing Champions 2012.

There we are! Russell and Flavia!

Come on, hold it, both of you. Be proud, be proud!

A big thank you to both of our wonderful couples

and to you at home for watching and donating.

Please give whatever you can and remember...

BOTH: Keep giving!

Come on! Keep giving, come on.

CHEERING

CHEERING AND

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE You know I haven't seen anything quite like

that since I had cheese before bed. It was Russell's make-up, it was

terrifying. A great effort though. Coming up soon is the miracle of

modern technology we like to call the Children in Need Choir. Over

2,000 kids across the country will be singing live in just over ten

minutes time. OMG! LAUGHTER

Singer and presenter Aled Jones He'll lead 2,500 children

and get them to sing live together tonight.

2,500 children all singing at the same time

in 15 different locations in the United Kingdom.

This could be a nightmare.

Back in September, Aled was tasked

with getting choirs from across the UK

quite literally singing from the same hymn sheet.

I've been told that some of the best singers in South Wales

are in this room right now. Is that true?

ALL: Ye-es!

I like that.

ALL: Get ready, get set and here we go!

Hi! ALL: Hello!

Will you join me in a massive choir to sing

live in front of millions of people on the night of Children In Need?

ALL: Ye-e-es! Phew!

But before he could begin,

Aled had to make the most important choice of all, the song.

Bridge Over Troubled Water by Simon& Garfunkel is such an emotive song.

It's all about, you know, if times are bad, if you're crying,

I'll dry those tears for you,

and that's the sentiment of the whole evening.

To make it feel and sound epic, Aled enlisted the help of the

BBC National Orchestra of Wales, and top musical director David Arnold.

Not only is it a wonderful pop song, but somehow,

it manages to translate to a children's choir,

so it's the perfect choice.

With the backing track laid down, it was time for Aled and the choirs

to start the hard work of rehearsing.

What's the hardest bit of it for you guys? Erm, high notes.

The high notes.

Everyone thinks Bridge Over Troubled Water's

an easy song to sing. It's not.

It's really rangy, which meansthat it goes very low and very high.

SINGS: # Down

# This one opens up all those notes. #

And everyone knows it. If you mess up, the whole of Britain will know.

# And friends just can't... #

That's the one, it should go... # And friends just can't... #

Yeah?

I'll leave that with you.

With so many choirs,

Aled had to rely on the help of some very special choir masters.

Are they nervous? They are nervous but very excited too.

They will sing their little hearts out.

2,500 singers performing together.

If they're out by one secondit could be a disaster. Oh, don't.

Getting there. He's not sure, he's like, "Mmm."

I keep having sleepless nights thinking, "Have I done this?

Have I done that?" They've learned the song.

Hold onto each other. They've got the moves, now can they pull it off?

All we need now is a little bit of luck on the night.

CHEERING

CHEERING AND

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CHEERING AND APPLAUSE Is

Is this

Is this going

Is this going to

Is this going to work? Worry not. It is all under control.

I need to say thank you to Westlife's Nicky Byrne who has

offered to do it for us. I have been given the day off from

Strictly so I'm swapping the paso doble for pies and doughnuts and

spending the day with lovely people who have been raising dosh for

Children in Need. It starts here in the bakery.

They have been making Pudsey Bear ginger ginger breads and Children

in Need cupcakes to sell out there in the store.

Thank you. It is down to you the customers to get involved and put

pounds in Pudsey's pocket. Can we have a donation? If you think it

ends here, you would be wrong. Have a look at this. Staff in the north-

east, even iced their own buns when they did a dip in the North Sea.

It is freezing. To all these fabulous staff and the

wonderful customers of Greggs, from all of us at Children in Need, we

salute you. See you guys. APPLAUSE

Thanks to Nicky there. Let's see how much they have raised.

�1 million. That's a nice round figure. We will put that to our

grand total. Great stuff. Now, we are all scared by the word cancer

and that's for us, the thought of one of our children getting it is a

nightmare, but it happens and when it does, the children concerned

amaze us with their resilience, their brilliant families rally

round, but sometimes they need a bit of extra support. Here is Alex

Brave is used too often. It's easy one of the bravest little girls

wasn't it, before you were ill? I went to hospital

I have not used that word for a long time, the c word - cancer.

We always knew Ellie was in for a really rough ride with this tumour.

It was the size of a grapefruit on her liver.

Last year, Ellie was diagnosed with a rare form of liver cancer.

When her therapy started,

I think that was when it kind of hit her the most.

It made me feel down and ill and not very good.

It made me sick.

I remember we'd sort of bathed her one morning

and the hair just fell out in my hand, and that is when I broke down.

It just kept on coming out in clumps and clumps.

She then started to realise that this is a big thing.

It was a tough and scary time.

But thanks to your donations,Ellie had some extra-special help.

The first time that I met Anne, she- was taking to me about what I had

and, um, what I was going to do and- what she was going to do to help me.

I looked at this little girl and thought, "You'll get through this."

But I don't think at that point

she thought she could get through the day.

Anne is a play therapist from the Kids Cancer charity.

My job is to help children deal with

all the other emotional things that come along.

They can feel really upset or scared or just angry about things.

So we made a box so that she could have her memories.

She could open them up,

have a look at them but also close them.

This was a headband, cos I had no hair

and people thought that I did when I had this on.

It made me happy.

'I was a little bit scared because I needed'

a big operation to get the tumour out

and to have a happy life, they said to me.

I don't know if I would wake up or not,

cos some people say they go wrong sometimes.

After six hours of surgery,

removing three-quarters ofher liver, Ellie's now on the road

to a full recovery and, a few months- ago, she started dancing again.

Ellie's been through an awful lot

but has come out the other side with just enthusiasm for life.

It's been a privilege to be alongside her

and go along that journey with her.

I couldn't have done without her at all.

You know, she's been kind of like a rock, if you like.

She helped me like 100% cos she was always there for me.

Your money gave Ellie the support she needed

through a very scary year.

Please call now and help other children like Ellie.

Thank you.

So

So what

So what an

So what an inspirational little girl, Ellie. We are delighted she

is in remission and keeping well. Ellie, keep up that dancing, you

are brilliant. �50 pays for an hour's session with a play

therapist like Ann, would you be so kind to to pick up the phone and

make and donation. You can help. Or you can give online:

I don't care how you do it, I just want you to do it. Just give. Thank

you. Now, Terry, hello. I thought hu

gone. I'm back. I appear to have

butterflies as well as a baby in my tummy and joining me now is the

equally nervous Aled Jones, everyone.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE Aled, OK, it is choir time.

It is choir time. Over 2,000 children across the UK

are hopefully just about to sing live for Children in Need. Aled,

you do look a little bit tense? am. In 15 different low locations

and I have got faith in them and they are going to smile loads.

Sonchts the preparation has -- so the preparation has gone well? They

are fearless, it is just me. You are looking pale, but

determined? I wanted to look like you.

You will never reach that height. So here they are. This is a huge

challenge. I agree, this is frightening.

It is. I saw this in rehearsal, if I don't burst into tears, I will be

lucky. Wishing you all the luck in the world, it is the Children in

Need Choir and really the children would like you to give highly they

Apology for the loss of subtitles for 42 seconds

How could you not be moved by that? That was absolutely wonderful.

Amazing. Well done, guys. Aled, put it there, son.

They were fantastic and they worked so hard all across the country.

They have done brilliantly. Well done, guys. You look relieved

Aled. You have got come colour back in your cheeks! Can I go and lie

down in a darkened room now? will ply you with maidens and drink.

Hold on tight everyone, there is lots, lots more to come tonight.

The return of Girls Aloud. Pudsey takes on Pudsey.

Look who is in Albert Square? have got other plans. What's that,

jellied eels? Team GB and a a whole lot of Tom Daley.

APPLAUSE I am very much looking forward to

seeing what Lord Sugar, that old rascal gets up to in Albert Square.

Now over the past weeks, my old pals, my old muckers at BBC Radio

two have been fund-raising for Children in Need, they are

wonderful supporters for Children in Need. For that, we have to say a

This year, Radio 2 and our listeners have been hitting the

fund-raising trail harder than ever before to try and put as many

pounds in Pudsey's piggy bank as possible. Here is what we've been

up to. Some of our theatrical DJs took took over the West End to

raise money, money, money in a one off performance in Mama Mia. Big

names gave up their time for a Weekend Wogan Live. This lot stood

up for Pudsey. And all week the Breakfast Show have been topping up

the totaliser, auctioning off once- in-a-lifetime experiences. In the

summer, you came in your droves to car fest, our family fund-raising

festival. It has been non ston, but none -- non non-stop, but none of

it would have counsel counted -- counted if you hadn't parted with

your pounds. On behalf of Children in Need, we salute you.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE Chris Evans and his listeners raised a mind

blowing - over �3 million. Well done all my friends in Radio 2.

That's astonishing. Radio 2 gets better and better

every year. They are wonderful supporters of Children in Need. I

am very proud of my old station. Now, Terry... Don't start with me

again. I said you might be likened to the

Time Lord, if you are likened to the time Time Lord I guess that

makes me your cam uponian. You might be on to something there,

you are like the Bonnie Langford to my Colin Baker... That is good.

Matt Smith is getting a new co- star? Of course, I did. They keep

me abreast of everything. I am a loyal viewer and I have a direct

line to the tar TARDIS. It is time for a pre-view of the Dr Who

Here is a look at the Doctor Who Christmas trailer which is the

first episode to feature Miss Jenna Louise Coleman.

You played a different character and I got turned into a DALEK. You

couldn't be the same character at Christmas because that would be

impossible. No way.

Roll the the trailer. There is a man called the cap

doctor. -- Doctor. He lives in a cloud on the sky and all he does

every day is stop all the children in the world ever having bad dreams.

Am I going to have a nightmare tonight? We find something brand-

new in the world, something you have never seen before. What's the

next thing you look for? Doctor. The doctor doesn't help people.

What's your name? Clara. Listen to me, the snow is feeding

off your thoughts. This will be the last day of

humanity on this planet . CHEERING AND APPLAUSE Great stuff

there. Thanks, Doc.

Thanks again to everyone at Doctor Who for letting us see it here

first. For the past week our friends at

The One Show have been on the road with the Rickshaw Challenge. Let's

see how they got on. # You are insecure

# I don't know what for # You are turning heads when you

walk through the door # Don't need to cover-up

# In the way you are that # Everyone else in the room can see

# Everyone else but you # Baby you light up my world like

nobody else # The way that you flick your hair

gets me over worked # You don't know #

# That's what makes you beautiful qurb

Donate now. The more you donate, the bigger my

The more you donate, the bigger my smile gets.

Fan tast Fantastic. What a wonderful effort. Here they are,

Alex Jones and Matt Baker and the incredible Team Rick saw.

-- Team Rickshaw. Well done guys.

How are you? Very good. This was an astonishing achievement.

Matt, you did this on your own last year, so how was it seeing these

guys take part this year? Let me tell you, rickshaw can be pretty

lonely on your own. With this lot, there is never a dull moment. We

have had a ball. I am just so proud of them to see them standing here

now, still smiling, it seems 411 miles isn't enough for them. Look

at them! What's your favourite part of the challenge? There is too many

moments to mention. We have had a super time. When there is a few of

you out there on the rickshaw, you are talking about stuff whether you

are up over 2,000 feet or over the Severn Bridge. It has been a week

to remember. I remember last year when you were

on your own, you nearly went mad, didn't you? Yeah, I did.

Nearly? Don't mention that! Darren, was it 441 miles, right?

think it was 411, wasn't it? Let's not be picky about it!

So Darren, I mean that's a lot of stamina needed for that. How did

you find it? It was hard. I'm not going to lie, but it was really

good when you got to the end of it because you had a massive sense of

achievement and you had everybody cheering you on so it is good to

look over it. I bet. What wonderful memories. And

Lauren, how did you find it? found it amusing and absolutely - I

was really moved by everyone's efforts. We got on so well together.

I just had the best time of my life. It must have been lovely in a gang

and making friends with these guys and having the camaraderie? Yes, it

really was. And Alex, you had a go on the

rickshaw, right? Well, me and Matt rid. I did bits, I am not good on a

bike. I was hindering them really. No, they were great. Just seeing

them them come together and the support for each other kept them

going. They really captured the heart of the nation, they have

raised an incredible amount and left Matt and I speechless a lot of

the time because of the determination and the grit to get

to the finish line. You burst into tears practically

every night? I was a wreck. I was a wreck. I needed tissues constantly.

Alex, what about next year, on your own? I knew that was going to come.

If I say something now, is that set in stone? It is legally binding.

I think it will be me and Matt together. Will it?

When you see these kinds of calls coming in and you think, you go out

there, you put a bit of effort in and you see the reaction it gets

and how generous people are, how can you not have a go if it is

going to help so many people just like Team Rick saw, they went --

Team Rickshaw. Is there anything you would like to say to the people

watching tonight? We should do a big group thank you for the

donations and the generosity. Let's give them a proper Team Rickshaw

thank you. ALL: Thaw.

-- thank you. We need to see how much money you guys raised. Let's

have a look at your total. Wow!

The money is still coming in as well. That's a great starting point.

Incredible. God knows what we will make next

year when you do it, Alex. I will do something, it is my turn

in fairness. You better. As long as you do it with me.

If we're spared! Truly astonishing, we can't thank

you enough. It is fantastic. Wonderful, wonderful effort and

that amount of money. It will make such a difference to so many under

privileged children. Now, Fearne, I am hearing there maybe rumblings of

discontent backstage... Oh god, what? I thought it might be your

stomach. One Direction lads are getting irate with John cavp John

Craven because he only brought four copies of his Countryfile calendar.

Harry has missed out. This can't happen. I'm going to have to go and

grab curling tongs and sort this mess out, but I will be back Terry

Wogan. You take the sunshine with you.

I will. See you later. Thank you, Fearne.

APPLAUSE Thankfully, I thought she would

never go! Not true. She has been wonderful, I

will be joined by another fabulous co-host, but before that, it is

time to find out about Children in Thanks very much, Terry. Welcome

back to the Tower of London and some of our fund-raising heroes or

as you can see in this case superheroes complete with a Bat

Mobile. Let's look at them in How did you come up with this idea?

We have done a bath of beans and Snow White and this year it was

superheroes. How long did it take you to make

that? It wasn't me. It was one of the other guys and it took him four

days. There is a few raised eyebrows

along the way? Only all the way so it wasn't so bad. Yeah, everywhere

we went, there was raised eyebrows and children like, "There They

are.". How far did you have to do it? We walked about seven miles.

And how much have you raised, Shrek? We should raise over �2,000

for tonight. Fantastic costumes. I feel rather

under dressed. An impressive effort. What about you, Mark? You can

picture me in one of those, but what about one of these? How about

our our quartet here? Now, Andrew, I understand you have

walked 20 miles dressed like this? Yes, I have.

You must have had funny looks? There was a few, but everyone was

supportive. Where was this? Bromley and

Orpington and my local areas. Well, as you can see the choir are

still in full voice and the money, well it is still coming!

# # That's what makes you beautiful 20 miles, that's one brave man.

Thank you to him and the thousands of Londoners who have been going

that extra mile to raise money for Children in Need, whether it is

dressing up, donating from the comfort of your own sofa or doing

something that has been sweeping the nation this this year and

that's the Great British Bake Off. Here are some office workers.

have held two competitions for Children in Need. We had a Pudsey

rainbow cake and Pudsey cookies and and loads of cakes and cookies and

we brought a sample tonight for Pudsey. They are Pudsey cup takes.

They look fantastic and you even had a judging panel? Yes. They had

a hard time deciding. Lots of cake was eat nn the process.

-- eaten in the process. We had an office bake off. How much

did you raise? �218. Fantastic stuff. Thank you very

much indeed. Those cakes look rather good. Did you save one more

me? Thank you very much. Let me just - absolutely. Anyway, oh I am

getting a cup of tea here. They are spoiling me. While we enjoy this,

don't forget that number: 03457 33 22 33. We will see you after a

Welcome Welcome back. Now there is still lots more stars to come like

Girls Aloud. Sues Susan Boyle, Lord Sugar. I am getting power crazed

here. The truth be told, I am not a little scared. I am not sure I can

handle such an unruly bunch myself. So I am going to need someone with

a firm hand to help keep me and them in check. So welcome to the

person who keeps dear old Brucie under control, the belle of the

ballroom. It is Tess Daly. Hello my darling. I have got these

firm hands warmed up and they are ready to keep you in line, Terry.

Are you having fun, everybody? AUDIENCE: Yes.

It is a pity you didn't get dressed up. Just to match the set.

I am so excited to be here. What an amazing night.

Up until this year, there was only one Pudsey in town. Our iconic, eye

patched Children in Need bear. but that changed when a young lady

called Ashleigh shot to fame on Britain's Got Talent with her

performing dog also called Pudsey. So what shall we do then? Sue them?

LAUGHTER Take them to court for plagiarism?

Well, rather than shun this young upstart, our own dear Pudsey has

taken him under his wing or even his paw if you like. So that's a

paw? Yes.

# I like to move it, move it # I want you to move your body

# You can move it nice and sweet # I like to move it, move it

# Yeah, I like to... # # Move it, move it

# I like to move it, move it Yeah, I like to

# I like to move it, move it # I like to move it, move it

# I like to move it, yeah I look to # I like to move it, yeah I look to

# Move it # Well, that was a match made in

heaven. Now, Tess you are going to have to get that pair on Strictly.

Consider it done! The big moment has arrived. I thought the big

moment was when you arrived? you are a charmer, Terry. Ten years

ago, five girls took the British Government music scene by storm.

You would be hard-pressed to find anyone in the country who hasn't

had a little bop to one of of their track. -- -- tracks.

They have been wonderful friends to Children in Need over the years. I

knew them when they were about three!

LAUGHTER We are honoured, they have not only

chosen us for their first performance in three years, but

they have recorded the official Children in Need single. Yes, they

have. I love this band. The waiting is over. They are live. It is the

Apology for the loss of subtitles for 42 seconds

return of Girls Aloud. # Down with the rhythm

# Never giving in when the sun's so high

# Gotta feel that heat When you call say bye

# Down with the rhythm on another street

# Gotta let this go cos I feel so free

# Never giving in cos I need you here, ah ah

# Go girls g-g-go go go

# We girls gonna take control

# You boys better know, know, know

# We girls gonna run this show

# Go girls g-g-go go go

# We girls gonna take control

# You boys better know, know, know

# We girls gonna run this, run this

# All I want is something new

# Something I can hold on to

# I don't wanna talk

# I just wanna dance

# Baby, let it drop

# Catch me if you can

# Cos we're the leaders of the pack

# Take a walk on the wild side of life, life

# Take a walk on the wild side of life, life

# Head over heels we're outta time

# Take a walk on the wild side of life, life

# Bring it back to the other side

# Feel the beat deep underground

# Boy, tonight it's getting loud

# We can go, go anywhere

# We don't care Let me take it higher

# We can do, do anything

# Play the game and maybe you'll win

# Boy, tonight you can't hold me back

# Do what I want Yeah, I like it that

# We girls gonna run this, run this

# All I want is something new

# Something I can hold on to

# I don't wanna talk

# I just wanna dance

# Baby, let it drop

# Catch me if you can

# All I want is something new

# Something I can hold on to

# I don't wanna talk

# I just wanna dance

# Baby, let it drop

# Catch me if you can

# Cos we're the leaders of the pack

# Boy, you better watch your back

# We're the leaders of the pack

# Tell me, can you handle that?

# We're the leaders of the pack

# Boy, you better watch your back

# We're the leaders of the pack

# Tell me, can you handle that?

# Cos we're the leaders of the pack

# Boy, you better watch your back

# We're the leaders of the pack

# Tell me, can you handle that?

# We're the leaders of the pack

# Boy, you better watch your back

# We're the leaders of the pack

# Tell me, can you handle that?

# Cos we're the leaders of the pack. #

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Brilliant.

Brilliant. Absolutely

Brilliant. Absolutely brilliant.

Brilliant. Absolutely brilliant. Thank

Thank you.

Thank you. Thank

Thank you.

Thank you. CHEERING

CHEERING AND

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE I

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE I think they are a little bit excited to see you.

Does it feel like you have never been away? Strangely. It really

does. But it is good to be back together? It is special to be here

tonight. You have all grown so big since I

last saw you. You have got a long history with Children in Need. You

have been terrific. So why did you get involved with this, apart from

the fact that it helps kids, of course? It is a really special

thing to be a part of. We feel very, very fortunate that we can be and

we are thrilled that the single is for Children in Need.

Thank you. On behalf of the children, thank you.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE What was it like getting back on stage? Did you

find that you were all friends again? Or did you find, "I never

liked her." We couldn't wait to get back to go, but it is nerve-

wracking too. You see that mistake I made there as I'm supposed to

walk forward. Those nervous things. You didn't remember the little

disagreements that you had over the years? We have fallen back into our

roles straightaway. I don't believe you. You must have

had your arguments? It might be more fun backstage if we did, but

we don't. There is no drama. Wardrobe envy!

You all dressed to match? Kimberley, have you been showing the girls

your new zance your dance moves? have. Pashia had to come down to

rehearse. Hee has been rehearsing every

second she has. We have seen a sneak pre-view.

I can't wait to see it tomorrow night. We know that you are going

to come back and sing for us again tonight. We would be delighted if

you could stay with us for the first totaliser of the evening.

Anyone up for a total? AUDIENCE: Yes!

The total raised so far for Children in Need is �10,807,462.

APPLAUSE And it is not even even 9pm yet and

we have got �10 million for Children in Need. The lovely Girls

Aloud aren't just here for a bit of singing. There is a lot of work to

be done tonight. It is important stuff we want to talk to you about

children who live in poverty. I am I am sorry to say it is a real

problem, 3.6 million of our young people are living in tough

conditions. They are hungry, they are told and as you are about to

see, some of them haven't even got a bed to sleep in at night.

It's not right, but in 2012 there in the UK whose families are so poor-

In these stories you're about to hear the names have been changed...

in the UK whose families are so poor- they can't even afford a bed.

In these stories you're about to hear the names have been changed...

..but sadly, what they're facing is real.

Lucy is 12 years old and lives in a flat with her mam

and two-year-old sister.

Lucy doesn't sleep on a bed like most girls her age -

her family all sleep together on old blankets on the floor.

Life is a real struggle for Lucy and Mam's suffering from depression

and Lucy's always upset and is getting into trouble at school.

Six-year-old Molly lives in a small flat

with her four older brothers and sisters.

Molly's oldest brother looks after the whole family

because their dad isn't aroundand earlier this year their mum died.

They're pulling together, but day-to-day life is tough.

Not only dealing with heartbreaking loss,

they're also struggling with debts.

But the hardest thing for Molly is bedtime.

She shares a bed with her older sister

because she doesn't want to sleep in the same bed her mum died in

and they can't afford a new one.

Ella is 17 years old.

It was her birthday last week, but she didn't go out or see friends.

She was at home caring for her mum

who was diagnosed with breast cancer two years ago.

Money is so tight that they can barely cover bills and food.

Ella's had to drop out of college

so she can spend all day with her mum and look after their home.

On top of everything Ella has to cope with,

she hasn't had a full night's sleep- in over a year.

They only have one bed so Ella sleeps on a broken sofa in the lounge.

It's really uncomfortable and makes every day even harder.

Every child deserves a safe and warm place to sleep.

It's so simple, but in so many families this just isn't possible.

But there is a glimmer of hope.

An organisation called Buttle UK,

which is supported by Children In Need,

provides emergency essentials.

Like cookers, fridges and beds

for families living in crisis or extreme poverty.

Thanks to your donations, Lucy... Molly...

..and Ella can all sleep in a bed tonight, safe and warm.

But every year Buttle receives thousands of applications

from families who are in desperate need of your help.

So, please, call now.

It really can make a difference.

Thank

Thank you,

Thank you, girls.

Thank you, girls. I am sure like me you find that deeply upsetting. You

know, there's a lot of talk about the deserving and the undeserving

poor, but no child deserves to be poor, no child should be in poverty.

Every child's right to have a warm bed at right. We need to change

this, it's shocking. Together we can. We know times are tough but,

sadly, that's when the most vulnerable members of society feel

it the most and that's why your help is so desperately needed. So,

at the risk of boring you with numbers again, please call 03457 33

22 33. Last year we made a ton of money and in total over �46 million

was donated by to you Children in Need. It's never going to be enough,

but we have to still keep trying and that's what we are going to try

to do this year and every other year for Children in Need. Remember,

every penny you give goes to help Britain's underprivileged and

vulnerable children. Thank you.

We are here tonight to raise as much money as possible for and we

promise it will make a difference. Right the party is only just

getting started. Strap yourselves in and look at the delights we have

coming up in the next hour. In the next hour Lord Sugar visits

EastEnders. I am here to talk about entrepreneurial spirit and I don't

mean dodgy vodka. Susan Boyle is here. Chris Moyles, as you have

never seen him before. APPLAUSE AND CHEERING

Loving the Gangnam Style. Later on I shall do that until my heart's

content. Go on then! We haven't made enough of the fact we have

made �10million for children in immediate -- Children in Need in an

hour and a half. Amazing. Is it going to be as good as last year?

hope so. What matters is we raise as much as we can for children. I

am sure you are aware I am a music aficionado, with eclectic tastes. I

love the classics. (Apprentice theme music) I also love

contemporary stuff like this. (EastEnders theme music)

I am guessing this is going somewhere. I am barely following it

myself! We are about to find out what happened when three unlikely

lads from Walford tried their chances at scoring a job with the

frightening Lord Sugar. That can't be easy. For the last eight years,

Lord Sugar has been searching for an apprentice. His latest quest

brings him to a famous part of east Right, these CVs, they don't look

much. This is �250,000 of my money. Who is my first muppet? Alfie? At

the pub? Good. I might need a drink after this.

Yeah, all right, keep the noise down! Oh, hello, mate. Um... You

are not the VATman? Do I look like a VATman? I am here to talk about

entrepreneurial spirit. I don't mean dodgy vodka. Alfie Moon. When

do I start? Start? I have your CV here. Barman at the Queen Vic, bar

manager, landlord at the Queen Vic. You don't get out much. I have been

to Spain. Ola! I heard you ended up in the nick there doing paella.

Pubs, prisons. Where did you get this CV? In a raffle? I am the Dell

boy of business. That's me, isn't it. That's who I am. You are no

chancer. You are no Del Boy. This place should be making millions.

There's not another pub for three miles in the area. Yeah... I am not

interested. Ta-ra. Listen, with your money I could turn this place

into a household name. What money? No, hopeless. Alfie in business,

easier to get Dot Cotton to break dance. Who are you? I am on the

phone. I work in creating interconnectively between homes...

You are a postman? Yes, yes I am. We used to own the Argie Bargie.

Here is you my plan, chicken vindaloo by post, delivered within

ten working days. Ten days old? You want to give that to West Ham

players, make them run faster, son. They'll be blowing more than

blinking bubbles. I am not interested.

I got a little job for you. Sorry, who is the other one? Tell me it's

not Welhard. Ian Beale. I have some turnips here. I just met some.

Walford's own businessman. You have a catering business, right?

Um... I gave it to my daughter for free. What about the chippy and the

cafe? Them, as well. Why would I want to go into business with

someone who keeps giving away businesses? I have other plans.

What's that, -- jellied eels? I am not interested. I was a businessman

of the year? Really? I have a certificate once from the Jewish

Lads Brigade and a BAFTA. No, this is hopeless. There's no business

around here. You know what, you got more chance of selling Phil

Mitchell a cone. I thought the East End was full of entrepreneurs.

not going to tell you again. Do one! Lord Sugar doesn't need you

bothering him. Go. What are you up to? Just keeping them at bay. Don't

know what they're like around here. Smell money a mile off. That's why

you need someone like me around, you know, got the local knowledge.

You wouldn't be interested in my high end business appealing to

clientele. You are right but I could use you looking after my car.

Billy, you're hired! APPLAUSE AND CHEERING

It's about time Billy Mitchell got a lucky break. A big thank you to

Lord Sugar, the EastEnders team for making that happen. Impressive

acting skills from Lord Sugar. Great to see many faces getting

involved in Children in Need this year. Let's look at how the money

they've raised is being spent where Thank you, yes the money you have

raised goes to help children and young people across the capital who

need it most. In fact, one charity's based a stone's throw

from the Tower of London which is where we are this eco. -- this

evening. Wur one of the youth leaders, tell us about work you do.

We provide a youth service for young people in the area that are

able to come along and get involved in activities and meet friends in a

safe environment. You are one of the teenagers, what did it do for

you? I have become more sociable and I par take in different courses

such as first aid and child protection training. This has

helped me through the career in becoming a teacher. Thank you for

talking to us this evening. As we have seen throughout the night,

people have gone to quite amazing lengths to raise money. Look at

That was an ambulance service. That's an amazing idea. It was a

very good idea. A lot of effort gone into it. Yes, indeed. How much

are you hoping to raise? So far we have raced �2,600 but we hope to

raise more. That's an amazing job. Thank you. From one test of

endurance to another. Mark. Yes, what about this for a

challenge? This is Dan and you are going to be climbing Mount

Kilimanjaro. That's a big effort. Are you feeling good about it?

really excited. A bit nervous. Yeah, hopefully it... You are going over

Christmas, that's tough. Yeah, plan is to reach the summit for new year

and see in 2013 from the top. luck. Congratulations. It's about

time I got rid of that and Pudsey and I showed off some skills. We

are on our way, Riz. Yes, carefully does it. Here is

someone who might have a few tips. Cheryl, you are from Alexandra

Palace Ice Skating Club and you are you are doing something spectacular.

We have an amazing gala tomorrow. We are doing something that nobody

we think has ever done before, we are debuting it tonight. It's

Gangnam Style on ice. That was a great pitch. Thank you very much.

Your club will be taking to the ice to show us some moves that it's

fair to say have become quite a phenomenon. It's been a busy night

here. Thank you for being with us. Just to say, how much has the Tower

of London and everyone here raised this evening? A fantastic amount

tonight. �3,778.44. That's tremendous. Thank you very much.

You know, an incredible effort, it's fair to say. That could go up.

Hello! The buckets are still out here, they're still raising money.

Please keep digging deep. Thank you so much for your money. Every

single penny and pound does make a difference. Please keep donating.

Pick up the phone if you are at home and ring that number and give

generously. One final thank you to everyone here at the Tower of

London and the ice rink and to everybody across the capital who

have been doing incredibly things to raise money for Children in Need.

We will leave you here tonight with something that we mentioned earlier.

The Alexandra Palace Skating Club doing a rather famous dance move.

From all of us here, enjoy the rest APPLAUSE AND CHEERING

. Everyone is giving their all tonight for for Pudsey's great

appeal. Time now are to another thank you. Here is Peter Andre to

If you guys have been shopping in you may have seen the staff working

To say thank you, I'm going to throw- a Mad Hatter's Tea Party,

right here, right now.

First, you have to look the part.

It's not very hard, is it?

These guys have been encouraging their customers to show their spots

and bake lots.

Beautiful.

You've got the goods to make the grub, you look the part.

All that's left to do is to party.

# Bonkers... #

One for you, sweetheart.

Yes.

One for you.

To all the staff and customers of Asda, "We salute you!"

CHEERING

APPLAUSE

APPLAUSE AND

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APPLAUSE AND CHEERING A

A big

A big thanks

A big thanks there

A big thanks there to Peter Andre. Let's see how much they've raised.

Come on! Oh, yes! Amazing. Thank you so much to

everyone who contributed. You are marvellous. We thank you for that.

Terry! Tess.

LAUGHTER That was an ad lib. Children should be able to trust

adults. That should be a given. Our role is to protect them. Sadly, as

we know, there are times when adults abuse that trust. The film

we are about to show you, three workers of Children in Need funded

projects who help and support children and victims of sexual

abuse, tell us the dreadful effect abuse has had on young lives but

It's never easy listening to how with your help we can make a

is so horrific that they don't There is a silence, there's a web

and sexual exploitation and we need to break that silence.

Abuse takes no prisoners, so within- every race, religion, creed,

culture, colour, socio-economic class, child abuse is there.

It can happen to anyone

and it can happen to young men and young women and boys and girls.

But it's not just when it gets out on to the news -

it is happening daily to young people.

It is a very, very secretive world

and it's one where the young person- finds it extremely difficult

to believe that they are not in the wrong.

It can have a profound impact on confidence and self-esteem.

They can't smile the same...

They could cover their eyes, they could not speak for three months...

Self-harming, drug and alcohol use and depression.

It's a very, very difficult thing to see a youngster

who can't be in a room with othersor can't have their back to the door

because of what might - or who might - come in that door.

We need to establish places where they feel safe

so that they can have that luxury of time invested in them

to be able to talk about what's happened to them.

It is not a quick fix.

It's a very, very long and brave journey

that those young people undertake.

The most important thing is about talking

and talking to people that you trust.

There are moments within each day - and I call them magical moments -

where you do get that glimpse of a life to come,

a life that can be, and that's what we thrive on and work towards.

Even if we feel awkward or it's really difficult

to talk about things, it's so, so important that we do.

Children In Need fund voluntary organisations

who work with these children.

Without it, those organisations wouldn't exist.

As much as anything, we owe it to society

for young people to fulfil their potential,

to be whatever and whoever they want to be in the future.

We have a responsibility.

The grant from Children In Need has helped save children's lives

and without that we couldn't do the work that we are doing.

Thankfully

Thankfully there

Thankfully there are

Thankfully there are many charities who help child victims of abuse and

with your help Children in Need can continue to support projects at

many of them. Please call 03457 33 22 33.

Thank you. Now, time for something really special. I know I am saying

that a lot this evening, because a lot of what we have is very special,

but when they told me we were going to have a dancer on tonight's show,

I thought lovely. A bit of Michael Flatley. No, our dancer this

evening is Chris Moyles. But he is not alone. This is amazing. Through

the magic of modern technology, he is going to be joined by two of the

best-loved stars in British showbiz history. Get ready for this. You

won't believe your eyes. This is fantastic.

# In this world where we live there # So much joy you can give

Apology for the loss of subtitles for 42 seconds

# Let your arms be as war # Let your arms be as warm

Chris Moyles! Look at the man. Look at you. I am stunned, amazed.

Really? Words cannot describe how I feel about you. Look at you, in a

suit. I know. I never thought I would see new a suit. Not out of

court anyway. That was for the benefit of those who may have come

in, in the middle. That was a hologram. I mean, you had to learn

to tap. I had to learn, yeah, to tap dance. Would do you it again?

Tap dancing? It's not easy. Now I I appreciate how good Bruce is, you

know at the beginning of Strictly. Wow. But no, that tap dancing, I am

not a natural tapper. I wouldn't say that! But it was good fun. I

got to learn. Was that the biggest challenge? Absolutely. Because the

rest, if - it's just a bit of swaying and singing. You were

swaying in time with Ernie. How did you know what he was doing? You are

on your own really. The hologram is there. Literally, I know every sill

abell of the song, I sing is in my sleep, in the shower. What an

amazing thing to do. It's been brilliant. I loved it. Thank you

for asking me to do it. Chris Moyles. Thank you, Terry.

Thanks everyone. APPLAUSE AND CHEERING

Wow! Wasn't that fabulous? Surreal, but very fabulous. Our thanks to

Joan Morecambe and Doreen Wise who findly agreed -- who kindly agreed

to let us turn the great Eric and Ernie into holograms. If you want