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rest of Children In Need. Tom Daley will be our guest. Have a great

weekend. Ladies and gentlemen,

boys and girls, get ready for the biggest night

of the year. Please welcome your hosts,

Nick Grimshaw... Good evening and welcome to Children

in Need 2015! Give it up for Pudsey -

what a mover! Now, as you can see, there's

a certain someone who is usually But due to ill health,

for the first time in 35 years, we

are missing our knight of the realm We send all our love to you - and of

course, we will try to do you proud. And he might not be a knight

of the realm - but he's

my knight in shining armour. ladies and gentlemen, please give a

very warm welcome to Dermot O'Leary! This is not how I thought Friday

night was going to roll! Watch the show, no, do the show! Thank you for

calling, honoured to be here, thank you for having me. Sir Terry, get

well soon, you are my hero, your shoes are big shoes to fill, big

size in 11 Irish brogues. What on it is to be working with Tess Daly!

After years of not being able to seek your show, it is not bad, the

dancing and staff! We've got a wonderful night ahead

of us. Just have

a look at what we've got in store! It is Children in Need 2015! Buckle

up, sit back and enjoy the ride! , got, Call The Midwife does Strictly.

EastEnders. Scott Mills takes on an epic challenge. Jess Glynne. Ellie

Goulding. Rod Stuart. West life meet Girls Aloud. Selena Gomez. Harry

Hill. Star Wars. And much, much more.

Children in Need strikes back! And a lot less evil!

Also joining us tonight for a very special challenge -

Their challenge was not waving! Helen Skelton is involved, you know

it will be hard-core. And throughout

the night we'll be enjoying our very Ah, yes,

you're talking about the Queen Vic. There's a very special Moon manning

the bar - it's Alfie Moon, We'll have a whole host

of famous guests propping up And keeping them all entertained -

Mr Peter Andre! And if you're thinking I'm

a tad overdressed - Right, I've got to get this place

sparkling so I'll see you in a bit! And

before we go any further tonight, we want to say a truly heartfelt

thank you to all of you at home. We can only do what we do because

of you. Thanks to

your fantastic support last year alone Children in Need was able to

help nearly half a million children Half a million children -

that's an amazing thing. Here's

a little film to tell you more. From Dunfermline to Durham,...

Coleraine to Caerphilly... Morecambe to Milton Keynes... Every penny you

give is spent on helping disadvantaged children. They touch

your heart. You cannot put a price on that. When I see Dylan with Andy,

I see happiness. Because of your donations, Children in Need is there

to help. It was just like coming home. There is no place on earth

like it. I would not have survived without it. You help children face

up to illness, however tough it gets. I am not as fast as I was. You

are doing fab. So that they and the people who care about them can feel

better about tomorrow. Just making someone smile. It is so simple. So

simple. She is getting stronger, we love it. Every child deserves a

happy, safe and secure future. And a chance to make the most of their

lives. Your donations help young people be the best they can be. I

never thought somebody talking would help that much, but it helps a lot.

Across Britain, so many children still need your help. There is

however, hope. You have the power to help. You can make a difference. A

big difference. Please help us. Call 03457 33 22 33. Remember,... Because

of you, amazing things happen. Amazing things happen. That look on

his face is just something I will never forget. Amazing things happen.

Amazing things happen. Because of you, amazing things happen. Thank

you. Fantastic work -

carried out by fantastic people. Children in Need supports over 2,500

projects - all right here in the UK. And we want that great

work to continue. You can support us by calling

03457 33 22 33 to make a donation. Standard geographic charges from

landlines and mobiles will apply. Or you can always donate online

at bbc.co.uk/Pudsey. You've been so amazing so many

times before, and we hope that we And as well as picking up the phone,

you can give in loads of other ways. You can donate on the BBC Children

in Need website, using your debit or credit card, or with your PayPal

account. The indoor money at all major banks, building societies or

the post office. Send a cheque or a postal order to BBC Children in

Need. Or telephone to donate or tell us how much you have raised. Stand

the geographic charges from landlines and mobiles will apply.

Now, each year we have a little word about Gift Aid.

It's a brilliant scheme that means if you're a UK tax payer,

Children in Need can claim back 25 pence for every pound you give.

Which means even more help for the children who need it most.

So when you phone and our lovely volunteers ask

if you'd like to claim Gift Aid on your donation, you just say yes.

Time now for our first thank you of the night -

I'm talking to all of you amazing school children out there.

You've been doing yourselves and your families proud with

a whole load of sponsored runs, walks, bakes and silences...

Not that we're going to make a big song and dance

I am Rachel. I am Charlie. Schools have been raising money for Children

in Need. Doing things like this. A huge thank you to all the children

at Albrighton Primary School and all of you school kids out there

who've helped Children in Need. You are brilliant -

gold stars all round! Now, all of you Strictly fans out

there will fondly remember from last year's competition

a certain Scott Mills. Who could ever forget

that crab costume? Well, he was so disappointed not

to make it to Blackpool last year, Although I'm not sure he realised

quite what we had in mind. Hi, Terry Wogan here calling

Scott Mills. Your mission,

should you choose to accept it, is to abseil down Blackpool Tower

for Children In Need. Scott Mills,

do you accept this challenge? You couldn't do it

for a better cause and I know you're You can't really say no when

Sir Terry Wogan offers you up But now it's come to the day

of the training, I would probably do anything to get

out of this at this point. Seeing as though we are abseiling

off Blackpool Tower, again we I just missed out on the Blackpool

week of Strictly and a year later, I really didn't think I'd be going

like this. The hardest thing he would have done

on Strictly is put some tights on. Here, he's not going to

know what's hit him. Mills,

what on this planet are you doing?! Get over there,

think of Blackpool Tower. He's going to get his head

into that mud. I've possibly bitten off more than I

can chew. Mills, have you fallen asleep

in that tunnel? There's nearly light at the end

of the tunnel. I have the utmost respect

for the Royal Marines, I actually don't know how they do

this, they are absolute machines. I'm told Scott is petrified

of heights. I'm the kind

of guy that would only go Blackpool Tower is going to be 13

times higher than this 30-foot wall, We are going to make

you happy with that. I'm only on the ground and I'm

scared. I guess I just don't look down,

right? But he's properly stitched

me up this time. I can't look down,

I nearly looked down. How long's Children in Need on TV

for? That was one of

the scariest things I've ever done. Now I've just got to do it

at 400 feet. I've done as much training as I can

do now, I'm just hoping, please, Now, unfortunately, gale-force winds

have been battering Blackpool's Golden Mile all this week, which

means we've had to call off Scott's Not surprisingly,

Scott took this news quite well... Until he found out that instead

of the Blackpool Tower, he would now have to abseil

down the Orbit at London's Queen Beautiful! And if I was a different,

bitter presenter, I would say Scott would have to cope with a bad wind.

But that is not my style. And we'll see how he got

on with his new tall challenge It's time now for our first music

performance of the night from one She's been a great friend

of Children in Need. Showing her support again with her

brilliant song Army, here is # I'm a pain, I'm a child

I'm afraid # I know that we

don't look like much # Matter of fact I always thought

you were too cool for me # All the nights

we've been drunk on the floor # We both know what

they say about us # But they don't stand a chance

because # Dark times, you can always find

the bright side # I'm amazed by the things

that you would sacrifice # How you cringe

when you sing out of tune # We both know what

they say about us # But they don't stand a chance

because # We both know what

they say about us Massive thanks to the

magnificent Ellie. We'll have more music superstars

joining us throughout the night, including Jess Glynne, Years

Years, Selena Gomez and Rod Stewart. We also have the Children In Need

choir. And how this year's Children in Need

choir came together. Welcome to Children In Need, live

from Tower Bridge, starring Pudsey Bear and your host for the evening,

Riz Lateef. Hello and welcome to our Pudsey party at Tower Bridge, or to

be more precise, take a look on Tower Bridge, because we are just

hanging out 42 metres above the Thames, as you do. What a view.

Welcome to our fundraisers. Don't they look great? Also with us

throughout the evening is our house band from the musical Show stoppers

in the West End. They are improvisers, so let's test due out

on the subject of Dermot O'Leary, who stepped in at the last minute to

cover Sir Terry. # Dermot will help us out, he's the one it's all about.

# Dermot will help us out, he's the one it's all about. # he's the one

who thank you! More from them later, but you may have noticed that

there does seem to be a rather large bear missing from this party. Pudsey

is always on a mission, and he does like to make an entrance. Pudsey, in

2013, you've completed your Beefeater training at the Tower of

London. Last year, you flew into BBC headquarters on a London bus. This

year, we are raising the bar. But you must hurry, your training starts

at 0700 hrs. And Pudsey, queues and over the most sophisticated gadget

of them all, a selfie stick. You had better get going.

Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, shaken, but definitely not

stirred, please welcome Pudsey Bear!

Oh, Pudsey Bear, I've been expecting you. We have lots of lovely people

to meet. First, we have Reading girls school and a fundraising flash

mob dance. Is it true that you guys gave up your lunch breaks every day

to fund raise? Yes, we gave up our lunch to help raise money for

Children In Need. We do a flash mob dance. 200 pupils, test as

superheroes. Good effort. How much did you raise? ?700! Fantastic.

Meanwhile, look over here. We have the club league footballers. I'm

going to ask keirin to have a quick chat. You took part in a fun day of

football, playing in a wig. What was it like? Lots of fun. What about a

rematch next year? Yes. So, these boys, in these wigs, raised ?315.

Let's hear it for them. Well done. We would also like to say thank you

to BBC radio London, which has done its bit to raise money for Children

In Need. They hosted a soul night out. It was hosted by DJ Tony

Blackburn, the legend. It is a sell-out night at Cocoa in Camden.

The surprise guests were none other than the three degrees, who flew in

just for the gig. So how much did they raise? Here are the Motown

ladies to tell us. One, two, three. ?21,000! Fantastic. Join us later to

see how Pudsey gets on with his training to raise Tower Bridge.

Bye-bye. And thank you to each

and every one of you throughout But that won't stop us from trying -

so thank you again. And remember,

every single penny raised tonight is With over 2,500 projects throughout

the country, there'll be one For example, there are three

in Kilmarnock, 20 in Norwich If you'd like to tell us how you've

been fundraising, then get in touch. Search Pudsey Bear to find us

on Facebook or join the conversation on Twitter and Instagram at @BBCCIN,

using the hashtag #CIN. Let's get Children

in Need trending worldwide! The Children in Need party is only

just getting started, so restock the nibbles, replenish

the punch, because we've got all Coming up, the EastEnders caste swap

Walford for Hollywood! Scott Mills takes a lib of faith. Sir Bruce is

back. A monumental Star Wars special. And Jess Glynne sings

live! I cannot wait for our

Star Wars Spectacular - Next, I'd like to tell you

about an amazing place in Bridgend. It's a family centre for disabled

children called Y Bont. And you know, a bridge is

exactly what this project is. For 18 years, the people who work

there have guided countless Y BONT is is a really joyful,

happy place. It's a hub, not just for childcare,

but for the family itself. Y BONT offers day care for children

with a range of conditions, such as autism, down's syndrome and

some with life limiting illnesses. Your donations pay for Paula,

Y BONT's all-round mother hen Sometimes I see parents

for the first time. They come here

and they are desperate. They just want the best

for their child. They want their child to be able

to be happy and feel safe and Things were really, really difficult

when Tristen was first born. Without the support of Y BONT, we

wouldn't be where we are today. The way the staff are towards all

the children, it's fantastic. For Jackson,

Y BONT makes a massive difference. Before he came here he couldn't

walk, he didn't talk, My daughter is called Bethany,

she came to Y BONT I was very anxious, but Paula was

so reassuring. In Paula's 17 years at Y BONT, she

has helped around 2,000 families. I've been privileged to have

worked with so many wonderful They touch your heart,

they really do. To watch them reach their goals,

you can't put a price on that. Not just for the children, but

for the staff, parents, everybody. You can always go to Paula

about anything. She is just so proud of each

and every one of those children. I mean, to me, this isn't a job,

it's a way of life. She is obviously someone very

special, Paula. She's so wonderful, in fact,

that we wanted to meet her. I do my job the same as the other

people who work for us, by watching that video, you can see how much it

means to all our families and the children, and it does make a

difference in their lives, I love it.

Now, Paula, you're a remarkable lady who's helped hundreds

And a few of them would really love to say thank you in person.

Just a fraction of the people you've helped over the years.

It is wonderful, to think we have touched so many lives, it has all

been possible through the kind donations of all the people and

Pudsey Bear, so come on, UK! Jo, tell us what Paula has done

for you and Paula has supported us in so many

different ways, as a baby Bethany was so poorly, you were there in

hospital with balloons and gifts, financially it was difficult, but

you were there with the forms, help and guidance, and education, you did

it all, you are our guardian angel. Thank you. You are a special lady.

Luca, what would you like to say to Paula?

I would like to say a big thank you for looking after me and everyone

else. I would like to say to get well soon to Sir Terry Wogan.

Paula, all these wonderful people you've helped wanted to be here

I am overwhelmed, I never expected anything like this. What a fantastic

team we have got. How brilliant. Debbie was one of the first ones in

with Matthew. The Centre has made the difference to so many

children's lives. Can you believe they managed to keep it a surprise?

One of our first proteges. He was one of the first ones in, he has

done so well. I believe, Kettlan, you have

something for Paula, don't you? You are one of a kind,

making a difference You did very well, keeping a

secret! I find it hard to whisper! Good lad!

You are one of a kind, making a difference

Thank you from all of us here at Children in Need.

Paula, is there anything you want to say to the people

Each of you can make a difference, please pick up that phone and call

this number now. 03457 33 22 33. Thank you so much.

Give it up for Paula, and everyone from Bridgend!

I think we'd better go to a thank you film while we all pull

Boots stores have been selling goods for Children in Need. We are here to

say thank you to customers and staff and to lend a helping hand. Let's

get to work. Money well spent! Hello, everyone,

Little Mix here, thank you for donating to Children in Need. We

have got headbands, teddies, key rings. Thank you so much. Little

chance for your glasses. Please help this amazing charity, Children in

Need. Children in Need soon! This year,... You look gorgeous! A cheeky

self the! Thank you! How did she not twig, they can't

have been anyone left in Bridgend! Loads of them!

So let's find out how much Boots and their customers have raised.

Thank you to all the staff and customers who've got involved.

Come on, Dermot - you be Fred, I'll be Ginger.

But we do have a whole dancing troupe ready and waiting

Prepare to be amazed by the cast of EastEnders!

# I just got an invitation through the mails

# Your presence requested, this evening it's formal

# Nothing now could take the wind out of my sails

# Because I'm invited to step out this evening in

# If you're blue and you don't know where to go to

# Why don't you go where fashion sits

# Different types who wear a daycoat, pants with stripes

# And cut away coats, perfect fits Puttin' on the Ritz

# Dressed up like a million-dollar trouper

# Come, let's mix where Rockefellers walk with sticks

# For I'll be there Puttin' down my top hat

# Puttin' down my top hat Dancin' in my tails

As ever, a huge Children in Need thank you to the wonderful cast

Every year, they pull out all the stops.

This year, Lloyds have been supporting all of Children in Need's

And on top of this, their staff and customers have been raising

Here's Julia Bradbury to tell us more.

Lloyds customers and staff have been working tirelessly, raising money

for Children in Need. You have been peddling, raising money, climb the

mountain is. I have something to show you. Children in Need raises

money for different charities, some children who have benefited want to

say thank you. I have had brittle bone disease my entire life. I had

meningitis when I was eight, it has left me with a brain injury. I do

not get to play much, it can be hard. The charity arranged therapy

for me and my siblings and my mother to help them understand how I had

changed. My parents had met other people with the same condition, it

has helped them to know they are not alone. Thank you to's for donating

it will help lots of people like me and my family. Well done, everyone.

It makes me feel really good. It spurs you on for next year? Exactly.

And let's see how much Lloyds have raised.

Does that happen often? That is a big one! Bring it up again, that is

awesome! Come on! I want to see it again!

That is worth celebrating. Everybody has to erase that! -- raised that!

The pub's filling up and this lot's a little classier than

Take these two, for example, no strangers to the East End -

it's Call The Midwife's Laura Main and Jack Ashton.

We do get the phone call to do strip become dancing, you get excited, but

how did you feel? I said, I would love to do it, then

forgot about it. Then I had to do it. I had been thinking about it

ever since! I was so excited. What were rehearsals like? We did one

week of intensive training after we finished filming, we finished on

Friday, a wrap party on Saturday, and we were in on Monday. They

worked as hard. Thank you for being here, we will see more of them

later. We'll see more of Laura and Jack

later in our Strictly special. Now, here's someone who loves

a packet of pork scratchings Every year, the ritual challenge

goes from strength to strength. Is it different this year? Every year,

it is a fantastic week. But this year in particular for some reason,

it seems to have really caught the hearts of the nation. Everyone has

got behind it. The speeches have been fantastic. And I think we have

smashed our total, but there is still time to donate.

Later, we'll see Matt Baker and those six young riders pedal

right into the studio to reveal how much they've raised.

Keep on supporting them and let's help 'em beat last year's

And from one Walford resident to another.

Here's Danny Dyer to tell you about Logan - a very inspirational

It's tough watching your child struggle to do something.

It's even tougher being a parent and thinking you can't help.

With a little help from Children in Need, you'll be surprised what

I want you to meet a lovely little geezer called Logan

Logan was born very early at 28 weeks.

They found out that he had a bleed on the brain.

We later found out that it would affect his movement,

I think he was two when we finally got the diagnosis and they

I only asked the question once, "Will he walk?"

Maybe, one day, when he's older, he might just throw his sticks away

That was the day that I came home on the bus and I cried.

It was horrible seeing him struggle because I didn't know how

I just knew that there has got to be something out there for Logan

This is School for Parents in Nottingham.

It is a place for children who have motor disorders or develop

We walked through the doors and, for me,

Your donations help pay for Erica, who specialises in a technique

We started to teach him how to stand initially

We had to work through those tears and we had to help mum to be

Almost immediately, Erica would have him walking with his Kaye Walker.

Fast forward a couple of weeks and she's got him stood up with

The progress was coming thick and fast.

We were able to show him ways of doing things for himself, which

increased his independence which, in turn, increased his confidence.

At the end of the day, we all knew he had it in him to be able to walk.

The sessions that we provide, they only happen once a week

but the real learning is actually in the home environment.

What we need to do is to teach parents to become the teachers

I can only describe Erica as our guardian angel.

Somewhere out there, there's mums struggling like I was.

I just don't know where we would be without her.

I wouldn't be able to do all the things that I am doing now.

Make a difference to other children like Logan.

And you know, there are a lot of other children

who YOU could help tonight by calling 03457 33 22 33.

We really do appreciate your generosity.

And talking of inspirational children, we've got 1,661 of them

So here they are, singing The Climb by Miley Cyrus.

And the children have asked that you please donate whilst they sing.

# There's a voice inside my head saying

# There's always gonna be another mountain

# I'm always gonna wanna make it move

# Ain't about what's waiting on the other side

# But these are the moments that I'm gonna remember most, yeah

# There's always gonna be another mountain

# I'm always gonna wanna make it move

# Ain't about what's waiting on the other side

# There's always gonna be another mountain

# I'm always gonna wanna make it move

# There's always gonna be another mountain

# I'm always gonna wanna make it move

# Ain't about what's waiting on the other side

# There's always gonna be another mountain

# I'm always gonna wanna make it move

# Ain't about what's waiting on the other side

From Great Yarmouth to Belfast, Keswick to Llandudno and

for the first time, Jersey - you're all superstars.

1,661 thank-yous to The Children in Need Choir.

Now, over the years, a whole host of stars have graced the Strictly

dance floor for our Children in Need specials -

including the BBC newsreaders, Torvill and Dean,

And this year, we have none other than the cast of Call the Midwife.

It's time to head over to the Strictly Ballroom.

From the Strictly ballroom, this is the Children in Need special.

Please welcome your hosts, Sir Bruce Forsyth and Tess Daly.

Good evening, ladies, gentlemen and children,

welcome to the Strictly Come Dancing Children in Need special.

And it's so nice to see you back, Brucie. Isn't it, everyone?

What a show we've got coming up today.

We have four stars from Call The Midwife,

ditching the hot water and towels for a night of glitter and sequins.

Now, I had to call the midwife when my son was born.

I got my wife, rushed her to the hospital and I

I kept saying, push, darling, push harder.

Because the sign on the door said "pull".

Let's get on and introduce our midwives, shall we?

Ah, yes, it's time to meet the stars of our show.

Jenny Agutter and her partner Ian Waite.

Jack Ashton and his partner Oti Mabuse.

Laura Main and her partner Brendan Cole.

And Stephen McGann and his partner Joanne Clifton.

Yes, four stars from Call The Midwife.

Now, there's no pressure, but we do expect you to deliver.

Tonight, all four of our couples will compete

But they will be judged individually and only one couple will walk away

There's no voting tonight, as our Children in Need champion

Len, Bruno, Darcey, of course, and Craig.

While there is no voting from home tonight, we still want you

Now, let's get on and see our Call The Midwife stars in training.

Hi, I'm Jenny Agutter and play Sister Julienne in Call The Midwife.

I'm Jack Ashton and I play the vicar, Tom Hereword.

My name is Laura Main and I play Sheila Turner and I'm

Who is Steve McGann and I play Dr Turner.

I thought I might assist you in the manner of a Doctor Watson.

We thought you might be a little bit nervous, so we decided to bring Call

We were hoping for some of the Strictly sparkle and glamour.

When the competition starts, the medical gloves are off.

I can see the competition is pretty high.

We're going to try our hardest and hopefully get most

Dancing for the Children in Need Strictly trophy,

That was marvellous, it really was.

Congratulations, thank goodness none of you had a midwife crisis.

While they do get their breath back, let's take a moment to thank our

singers, Hayley, Lance, Andrea and Tommy and, of course, Dave Arch.

And his wonderful, wonderful orchestra.

Let me just say first of all, thank you all so much for giving up

Only three days practice and you come out fantastic.

You've packed more in than a baby can pack into a nappy, really.

A nun, a vicar, a doctor and a nurse, I have never felt safer

Jenny, the perfect combination of beauty, timeless style and elegance.

Jenny, darling, I'm going to start with you, elegant.

I thought all the port de bras was beautiful.

Stephen, a bit of the Hunchback of Notre Dame going on there, darling.

But the positive side - your thumb was down throughout,

Jack, you were kicking and flicking a bit like a rugby player, darling.

Again, you've thrown yourself into it.

It's so daring to come out with two very hard dances.

Stephen, I have to say you get a kink in your head when you smile.

Thank you judges for your very, very kind words.

To coin a catch phrase, Brucie, didn't they do well?

Now who is going to be crowned Children in Need champions and who

Remember, there's no voting at home tonight.

But we really want you to help them raise as much money as possible

So don't forget, every single penny is spent

Now, it's time to see who is going to take home the Children in Need

The judges will make a group decision.

So while they confer, couples please take your positions.

Now then, judges, it's decision time.

On behalf of all the judges, Len, as head judge, can you please tell

Well, we've had a discussion between us and it wasn't an easy decision.

Huge congratulations, Laura and Brendan.

You're our winners of Children in Need does Strictly.

I'm so pleased everybody went right and we've hopefully put on

Huge commiserations to our losers, but as they say,

it's the taking part that counts, if you believe that.

Congratulations to Laura and Brendan, you are now

the Children in Need Strictly Come Dancing champions 2015.

Huge thank you to all of our wonderful Call The Midwife

couples and you at home for watching and donating.

And just to remind you, I'll be back for the Strictly Christmas special.

Well done to Laura and Brendan - our Children in Need champions.

And all of the CORBA midwife stars. -- call the midwife.

When things get tough, it's family we turn to, to hold things together.

But sometimes, that isn't always enough.

Sometimes you need someone new to come in and make a difference.

This film is about a lovely little boy called Sam and

Meet Josie and the family who have grown to

If we didn't have Josie, Sam would probably be moody, grumpy

When Sam was four, he was diagnosed with a muscle-wasting disease.

I was starting to notice I was falling over a lot more than other

people, and not being able to ride a bike or kicking balls.

He got to school and he realised that all the other boys and girls

He was very angry that he couldn't do the things that

I didn't want to go outside or talk to anyone.

That's when Josie came into Sam's life.

Specially trained for him by Dogs For Good - a charity supported

The first weekend home, the door to the kitchen opened

Look what I've done with Josie." She'd helped him change.

For the first time in two years, she helped him dress himself

But Josie didn't just become Sam's muscles, she became his friend.

The change in Sam, it was like a weight being lifted

We went from being tense and stress all the time to...

Josie brought that little boy back again.

In 2010, Sam and Josie won the prestigious

Josie's a hero to us and we know the impact she's actually had.

For other people to recognise it, it was really quite humbling.

I love Josie. She means the world to me.

There are so many children, like Sam, who could use a friend like

Josie, but training these puppies and matching them up with the right

families takes time and patience - so, please, help us to support the

incredible work charities like Dogs For Good are doing.

As the boys from One Direction said, training the dogs and matching them

Please help us to continue supporting

You can donate online at bbc.co.uk/pudsey

Standard geographic charges from landlines and mobiles will apply.

Tess, I'm always amazed that wherever I go at

this time of year, there's Children in Need fundraising everywhere.

So let's take a look at the Children in Need champs who've been

We've organised all sorts of their things. How much did you raise?

?1500. If you think it looks like a bit of a squeeze, spare a thought

found extra guests and what they have been doing. Here is a clue.

You are a bit young to be driving, but tell us how many you squeezed in

for your challenge. 18. This was in Enfield. How squashed was it? It was

tight. There is nothing mini about the ?300 these guys have raised.

Thank you so much indeed. APPLAUSE

Now, Pudsey, come here, because he has spent the day doing some special

training for a big moment later, haven't you? When he will be raising

Tower Bridge. And actually, I should say, he is

just one of a handful of people in the world who are trained to raise

Tower Bridge. You don't want to miss that moment. Are you looking forward

to the bridge opening later? Yes. Thank you to everyone here, everyone

watching and donating, and to those of you sending photos of what you

have been doing to raise money for Children in Need. You can keep

posting them on our Facebook page, where there is a gallery of lots of

pictures. Just above me on the corner of your screen, that is the

number if you want to donate. So from all of us here at Tower Bridge,

we will see you later. By buy. -- goodbye.

And don't forget, every penny you raise is spent on projects in the

UK. There are eight projects in Wrexham,

20 in Leeds and 38 in Edinburgh. Your money really does reach

every corner of the country. The time where a very good friend

of mine comes to take over Yeah -

well, I need all the help I can get! So please give it up

for the lovely Fearne Cotton! # Jump on it.

# I want to see that again. I am actually here. Thank you for

holding my hand all the way through. My pleasure.

at what's coming up in our bit, then?

Coming up, feel the force with our Star Wars special.

Rod Stewart rocks out. Scott Mills faces his biggest fear.

And Harry Hill is in the studio. Now, it's a sad truth that

millions of children in this For some

of them, things are desperate. Here's Martin Freeman to tell you

about a family living through To protect the family's identity,

their names have been changed. Stephen is an eight-old boy who

lives with his mum and dad at home. He finds it very difficult to

understand feelings and emotions Three years ago, Stephen was

diagnosed with terminal cancer. He has undergone chemotherapy

and a bone marrow transplant but I'm sad to say, a year after his

diagnosis, he suffered a relapse His parents have taken

the decision that Mum should give up Dad has also had to take unpaid

leave The family have now slipped

into debt. Through no fault of their own,

they're in a dreadful situation. They'd like to buy

a more suitable bed for Stephen. Right now, his mum

and dad have to lift Stephen in and A bed that is lower to

the floor would really help. Every child deserves a safe

and warm place to sleep. It's so simple but, in so many

families, this just isn't possible. A organisation, called Buttle UK,

provides emergency essentials for families living

in crisis or extreme poverty. They help families

when they really need it. I'm pleased to tell you that they

have provided a new and more suitable bed so Stephen now

has a better place to sleep. Daily life is still hard but,

in a small way, your money has Sadly, Stephen is just one

of 3.7 million children living These are children who lived really

tough lives and, the thing is, none Every year,

Buttle UK receive thousands of applications from families who

are in desperately to help. Because of your donations,

Children in Need is there to support Together, we can change things

for the better. Those families Buttle UK supports

find themselves in truly awful situations through no

fault of their own. If you would be so kind

as to call 03457 33 22 33, Now, the crew at Radio 2 are known

for many things, not least for having the very

best-looking DJs in the business... And when it comes to fundraising for

Children in Need, their listeners are

up there with the best of the best. We're about to say those

two magic words again. Once again, this year Radio 2

listeners have been generously supporting Children in Need. You

came out in droves to Chris Evans' family motoring extravaganzas, North

and South. There is so much to do. Are you ready for some more? We wind

and Steyn and with Sir Terry Wogan. Good of you to come to the best

pre-Christmas party of the year. Not just that, but you don't deep in the

Breakfast Show auctions, too. So under half of the BBC Children in

Need, I would like to say huge thank you all.

Let's reveal how much Radio 2 have raised.

And a special thank you to Chris Evans,

Fearne, it must be time for a totaliser by now!

Now, Dermot, are you a Star Wars fan?

I find your lack of faith disturbing. I have a bad feeling

about this, although together think we can rule the galaxy. Of course I

am a fan! He asked stars of the films Warwick

Davis, C-3PO and R2-D2 to reveal The thing is, Dermot,

they've gone missing. Warwick!

Where in the blazes are you? They want you to bring the Star Wars

super fan onstage for the first Totaliser of the

night. Sir,

I really think we need to hurry up. Need a lift to the Children in Need

studio? If I give you a lift, would you

help me push the Totaliser button? Wait, how did you hear

about the Totaliser? Sir Terry is no good

at keeping secrets. I have a Hans Solo one back at home,

I can nip back and get it. According to my calculations, he

can't possibly make it back in time. You shall not this

Totaliser button press. I'm just letting you know,

I am a huge Star Wars fan. I should be the one to press

the Totaliser button. Not if you can't do a basic Yoda

impression. Maybe I can't do a basic Yoda

impression, as you call it, Which one

of you is shaking my cup of Rosie? Are you quite sure this is

the right way? I want to press that Totaliser

button. Someone who is a huge fan of

Star Wars. Yes, R2, I was expecting him to say,

you're fired! I'm afraid we are running really

late for our appearance on Children Oh, can I press the Totaliser

button, please? OK, if you're such a super fan,

name all the Star Wars films. Star Wars 1:

Carry On Storm Trooping. Star Wars 2:

Carry On Building The Death Star. Star Wars 3:

Carry On Up The Dagmar System. Yes, R2,

the stench in here is overwhelming. It must be some kind

of trash compactor. Our only hope

of pressing the Totaliser button. We made you a Millennium Falcon

cake. Have you eaten my Battenberg

cockpit? R2 is receiving

another transmission. I heard you were looking for

the ultimate Star Wars super fan. Before you answer,

who got you into this business? You've done something

before you worked with us? Is it something anyone

has ever heard of? About this button thing,

I think I would be... Whatever.

Come on. BB-8, you are the super fan

we have been looking for. Jedi knight Terry Wogan,

we salute you! Ladies and gentlemen,

boys and girls - from Star Wars:

The Force Awakens, please welcome Warwick Davis, C-3PO,

R2-D2 and BB-8! Who'd have thought there were

so many fans dotted around the BBC? BB-8, you have the great honour

of starting the first Are you ready? Let's do it. I

believe that is the correct code. We shall now reveal the total.

That was all at Star Wars. That was something special. So good. What a

treat! Thousands of post office customers

and staff have raised money for Children in Need. They have put on a

fantastic performance for Pudsey. We will give them a special surprise.

We hope you enjoyed that. We are here from Children in Need to say

thank you so much for all of your fundraising efforts. You are all

heroes. Get back to work! APPLAUSE

and customers of the Post Office have raised.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE Great stuff!

And don't forget, every single penny raised this evening will go to

children in the UK who need it the most.

Let's take a look at how BBC Children in Need is supporting

Welcome back to our Pudsey party, overlooking London. Right at the top

of Tower Bridge. Pepsi has a bridge to raise in a moment. He will heads

of -- he will head off. Tonight, we are showing all the fabulous people

who have been fundraising. If you're thinking about picking up the phone

to call or text let's show you how the money you how the many Ukip

supports the projects that help so many children. -- money you give. It

has helped her to be so much more confident, dancing. She is so

energetic. She makes the dances so fun. When we found something for

her, that was it. No looking back. Takes a lot to be hit in the face

and carry on hitting back. Mental determination is a key thing to

have. I came to Wembley youth centre to box. I come here to develop

myself. You become more mature. Petty fights and scraps are not

worth it. This 17-year-old is here. How long

have you been going to the centre in Wembley? Ages. Around six or seven

years. It is designed to steer young people away from crime. Do you worry

what you would have been doing? If I had gone down that negative route, I

could have gone into gangs. It has really helped me stay on this

positive route. Thank you for talking to us this evening. That is

one example of how your donation has helped. I will rush over here to see

another. You may from the film and also Emily. How does dancing make

you feel? So happy. Being surrounded by friends and helpers makes me feel

like I can dance the way I want. You are the founder of this project.

Without projects like yours, some of these children would never get a

chance to dance? Absolutely. They would not have the opportunity to

dance and perform on a weekly basis. I'll go in to ask a very quick

question to Emily. -- Iowa going to ask. What to you like about it? It

makes her happy. Thank you for being here. A certain someone is nowhere

in sight. Earlier, Pudsey was training. Let's count down to the

bridge. Five, four, three, two, one... Go, Pudsey! We are going to

watch it from here. It is a stunning London landmark, opened way back in

1894. More than a century later it is being opened and raised four

Children in Need. That vessel coming through is the Lady Daphne. What you

think of it? Wow! While you watch, I'm going to say, thank you so much

for helping us to raise the roof and raise the bridge. Thank you to Tower

Bridge for having as an thank you to all of you for coming. A big thank

you to everyone who has donated. Enjoy the rest of your evening.

Goodbye. It's great to see your money

at work and the difference it makes to so many

children's lives here in the UK. There really are projects

in all corners of this fine land including two in Tamworth, 11

in Sunderland and 40 in Manchester. Is this by any chance one of

Sir Terry's old links? He has of boys more gravelly than a

driveway and smells lovely as well. It is the 1 and only, Mr Rod

Stewart! # I was just a little boy

without a care # I remember looking up

and seeing you there # I never wandered too far

from your side # Cos all the love I needed

was there in your eyes # We grew up in a war-torn city

with a cast-iron wheel # Broken lives, darkened streets

and twisted steel # But around our house

the sky seemed so blue # And on a wing and a prayer

we just muddled through # And we always kept the laughter

and the smile upon our face # In that good old-fashioned British

way with pride and faultless grace # I shall never forget

those childhood days # Tell me what it was

that made our family strong # As our defiant little island

weathered the storm # There never seemed enough

for my plate # You said be grateful

Say grace, don't complain # How can I ever thank you

for the lessons that I've learnt? # And the precious warmth and

comfort that I felt at every turn # And for those who

sacrificed their lives # I hear your stories

of rage and burning skies # And a nation

with its back against the wall # And we always kept the laughter

and the smile upon our face # In that good old-fashioned British

way with pride and faultless grace # I shall never forget

those childhood days We shall never surrender.

APPLAUSE Right about now, if you weren't

watching Children In Need, of course,

I bet a lot of you little ones would

be settling down to a bedtime story. Here's Ellie Goulding to introduce

you to a family who can do that I want you to meet a really

brave little girl called Tayen. Tayen's condition means she has

an uncertain future. Right now,

it has caused her to go blind. She has many challenges but,

with a loving family around her, Thanks to you, she can still do

something that seemed impossible Mummy,

I want to go on a roller-coaster. Tayen was 22-months-old

when she had her seizure. I wanted so very much to pick her up

and cuddle her. Doctors soon discovered what

had caused the seizure. Tumours were growing

in Tayen's optic nerves She needed chemotherapy to save

what little vision she had left. We were only six weeks

into chemotherapy when she lost it Nearly two years on

and thankfully the tumours are not But Tayen will never

be able to see again. Before her illness,

Tayen loved books. We really felt that love for books,

for her, had gone with her sight. Thanks to the Living Paintings

library, a charity supported by Children in Need, Tayen still loves

books as much as she ever did. There's an owl up there,

and a squirrel. All the pages are also Brailled,

which is great because Tayen can She knows that means something and

to feel the pictures, it brings the She will seek Lucas out if she

wants to do reading and they will A mouse took a stroll through

the deep, dark wood. Living Paintings has adapted over

200 kids classics, lending them to blind and partially

sighted children across Britain. We have no prognosis for Tayen, so

we treat every day as it's our last. To make those memories with the boys

and us as a family, it's amazing. To encourage her love of reading

books again, it's so precious. You can make a difference

to children like Tayen. ?34 gives a blind or partially

sighted child a year's worth of Please help us to continue

supporting them Standard geographic charges from

landlines and mobiles will apply. And of course, you can donate

online at bbc.co.uk/Pudsey. It's time for another trip

over to Albert Square. And it seems Walford has received

a special visitor # Now on the sidewalk

one Sunday morning # And someone's sneaking

'round the corner # Could that someone

be Mack The Knife? # There'll be more

musical delights from Peter later. Now a man who,

remarkably, managed to make his way to the Queen Vic without

constant harassment from A-listers. It's a lively and here. This is like

any night in the Queen Vic. The singer is good, isn't he? Being in

EastEnders, I am not allowed to give away secrets from storylines but I

can't let you leave the pub to my without giving me a secret from the

new Star Wars film. Any thing, come on! Star Wars, episode seven, I am

in the film, and I am a fan. There was one day on set when the

clapperboard, which they bring out with information about the scene, I

remember seeing it said Star Wars. At that point, it hit me that we

were doing Star Wars all over again, which is where it started when I was

11. Don't say any more. Join us at 10 o'clock on BBC Two as

our knees-up at the Vic continues. Back to you for now, Fearne

and Dermot. Not an easy job propping up that

bar, but someone's got to do it. Now, earlier, we saw Scott Mills

train for his big abseil challenge. It's just as well Helen Skelton

was there to hold his hand... in London's Queen Elizabeth

Olympic Park. You genuinely just said, what if I

faint. How difficult has it been not knowing where or if this would

happen? The location changed on Monday and I did not know where it

was until later in the week so I have not been able to prepare

mentally for anything. I did not know where it would be and I

actually can't even look over there at the moment. Get over there and

get stuck in. We are all behind you. Good luck. , oh, no, I don't

like it. Walk back towards my arm. Your heels will go towards the end

of the platform. You can do this, Scott. My legs are shaking. It is

called Elvis legs. Keep shuffling those feet back. Throw your legs

out, Scott. I can't do it. You can. Good effort. Perfect. Straighten

your legs again. Push them straight. Lock my knees? Step down, a big

step. Well done. Perfect, Scott, well done. You are there. Great

effort. Look at the structure directly in

front of you. Focus on that. Yes. OK? Yes. I can't look. It is so

windy! Please! Please give money to Children in Need. Please. Stop

laughing, Brian! Oh, God! Help me! Help me! This is worse than Strictly

Come Dancing. So much worse. Oh, no! The wind. I hate the wind. Please

stop. I am being really blown about now, Brian. I don't like it. I

cannot look. The wind is awful. Scott, you have done the hard bit,

going over the edge. All you have to do now is enjoy the view. Sure!

Enjoy it. You could almost jump from this height. Don't be ridiculous,

Brian. Come on, Scott, you are a hero. Who would have thought it

would be windy in November at a tower? I don't like it. I feel like

the rope is slipping away with me, Brian. Just hold it a little bit

tighter, it is fine. Come on. Not long to go now.

Oh, my word! What an achievement. Bless him. You could feel the fear.

Scott Mills, bring it in! I can't walk. I am so proud. How was it?

Awful. The worst. But I have done it and I feel, I have never felt so

relieved in my life. There was a moment when I thought you weren't

going to go over the age. Do we have to watch it? Your legs were going

for it. At one point you said, I can't do it. How was that? It is

awful watching it back. You can see my legs were really shaking. That is

the worst bit, because you have to trust the rope. You are leaning

against nothing. I can't believe I have been that high. Look at the

picture. Please donate what you can, pick up the phone. I can't believe I

have just done that. I am kind of speechless. We are very proud of

you, and epic achievement. You have done a brilliant thing. Thank you to

the world Marines, and thank you to our new hero, Scott Mills. Well

done. And if you want to show your

appreciation, then please go online Yes, this is a desperately sad film,

but please be brave Next tonight, David Tennant wants to

introduce you to the story of a family who have had to cope with

the heartbreaking loss of a child, and how a hospice helped them

when they had no hope. Sometimes, though,

that is just not possible. In this film, you're going to meet

two amazing parents, Anne and Mark, With the support of your donations,

their life was made just a little bit easier

at the most terrible times. Robbie was nearly four when we got

the diagnosis of infantile Batten's It's a neurodegenerative condition,

so every seizure kills a bit And it was terminal, and he would

only survive to mid-childhood. Both Mark and I carried a faulty

gene, and at the time, I was already pregnant, with seven weeks to go

until I had Rosie. Anne and Mark

were told that Rosie could have So after three months,

she was tested. Rosie had infantile

Batten's disease as well. Home from the hospital, curtains

shut, phone off the hook... That was the end of the world,

really. Now we had these two

beautiful children that we This is Robin House,

a children's Hospice in Balloch Robin House offers respite care

for children and young adults with Because of your donations,

Children in Need is able to pay for When a family comes into Robin

House, often it's really difficult for that family to walk through the

front door, thinking that they're giving up, they're bringing their

children to somewhere where their child is going to die. In actual

fact, when they come to visit the hospice, they see that

our children come here to live. Anne and Mark first brought Robbie

here ten years ago, Every visit, he was enjoying

whatever it was we were doing with him at the time, what the staff was

doing with him, whether it was the Yes, to come up here,

to have fun with them. Eventually, you know,

it became obvious that he was nearing end of life,

so we wanted Robbie to be here. Although there were tears,

there was laughter in the tears Because we were where

we wanted to be. They said, "Do you want to wash him

for the last time?" So I did, and put on his favourite

pyjamas, and cosied him all in. He just looked as

if he was sleeping. I don't think we got

the chance to properly grieve for him, knowing that we still had

Rosie. We knew what was... Rosie spent another six years on

and off at Robin House. She was eight

when her time finally came. She was kind of lying here and I

said, "I think we'll take her out And when I did,

I don't even think it was ten happy to be in my arms again,

and she went, she passed very She came into the world with me and

she went out of the world...with And I thought, "Well,

she's with her brother now The Hospice is still here for Anne

and Mark, and someone else, too. They've been able to have two more

children, Roxy and Ruthie, knowing that they didn't have

the faulty genes. We'll never forget everything

Robin House did for us as a family. For Robbie and Rosie. Robin House

gave them... You know, people will say, "Robbie -

is that your name?" That's the date he was born

and the that's the day he died," And then I say,

"This is my daughter, Rosie, and that was the day that she was born,

and that was the day she died." And then they'll say, "Sorry -

I wish I never asked." And at that point, I'll say "No,

it's fine," because they're my kids Your help really does make

a difference. We send our fondest wishes to that

wonderful family and every other family across the land who have

suffered such a terrible loss. I have just stood in tonight and

have not seen any of these films before tonight. I am seeing them as

you see them at home. We are so proud to be able

to support Robin House. It is, as you've seen,

a place of smiles and laughter And like many hospices,

Robin House relies on donations to 70%

of their running costs are paid To help support them

and other projects Or you can donate online

at bbc.co.uk/pudsey. If you have been watching the One

Show this week, the Rickshaw Challenge has involved a 470 mile

The One Show team have hit the road again, along with six young

riders who have been supported by Children In Need projects.

It's their toughest challenge yet as they travel 470 miles

Let's say goodbye to Land's End, shall we?

It's been an incredible and challenging journey.

And for all six, an experience they'll never forget.

And tonight, the finish line is in sight.

Please welcome our remarkable Rickshaw riders - Amira, Elliot,

George D, Erin, Lucy, and George G with The One Show's Matt Baker!

It is so good to see you. I have been watching the whole story play

out on the One Show. It has been incredible. I was so excited to meet

you. How has it been, cycling with your new-found friends? Goodness

me. Bike rides do not get any better than cycling with this lot. It does

not matter the time of day. We have had starts of 2am and cycling all

day long. Each of them are brilliant in their own way. Whether we are

singing with George, smiling with Lucy or going for it with the two

lads. Tell us about the bond you guys have got. We have bonded so

quickly in such a short space of time. We have all made friends for

life. George Gee, you singing legend. We have loved watching you

sing. You have kept us so entertained with your singing. It is

a very long way to cycle. What has been the highlight? Being on a

rickshaw is a bit scary at first. Then I really enjoyed it. I had my

whole family out and everything. It was fantastic. Lucy, I would love it

if you looked down a certain camera for me. What would you like to say

to all the viewers who have supported you? It has been amazingly

cool. We have had loads of rain will stop we have had wind, all sorts of

weather. People coming out of the houses and just cheering us on.

Thank you very much for all your support. Thank you so much.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE You are amazing! George, come back

here. This has been a tough and physical challenge. Have you enjoyed

bits of it? It has been the time of my life. We have worked with amazing

and incredible people. I feel like tomorrow I will miss it so much. We

have to do something incredibly important. We have to see how much

money you have raised. Let's get that total right now. It is coming

up. You deserve everything up any of

that. You do. Thank you so much. What you have done is absolutely

incredible. Thank you one more time to

the Rickshaw Team. And thanks to Matt,

Alex and all the One Show viewers. Now another thank you -

over to Louie Spence. I have got chocolate and I have it

all. My cake carped, ready for business. I am selling cake! And see

some cake for Children in Need? Would you like a cake? -- fancy some

cake. I do not know what is going on. I have been trying to sell my

cakes all day long. They have all been coming in here. You do not get

more showbiz band Pudsey. Not just money from cake sales. Customers and

staff up and down the country have been taking part in fundraising

antics. All for a good cause. If you can't beat them... Join them. OK.

So let's find out how much the good people at Greggs have raised...

They have helped me out of a hole or two in my time! Nice excavation --

nice! Now, Dermot - you're going

to enjoy this next item. It's classic Children

in Need. Will it be newsreaders

being all racy? Do I have to put on a dress

and sing? No, better than all of that -

Harry Hill is back with us. And tonight, he's going to condense

40 years of TV gold into just four

minutes - as only he can. So please,

everyone, give it up for Harry Hill! Good evening and welcome to

the history of TV in four minutes. In at number three, it's

Denis Waterman. # If you want to,

I'll change the situation... # I've been stuck in there

for 40 years! MUSIC: Theme to The Great British

Bake Off That's pretty much

all you need to know about TV. Thank you to the comedy

genius that is Harry Hill. Now, I'm proud to introduce

Dame Helen Mirren. Over the years on Children in Need,

we have introduced you to many wonderful,

inspiring and brave families. They have been through things

the rest of us simply can't begin Their grace and dignity

in the face of unspeakable pain is Now, we don't show you

these films to upset you. We show them because time after

time, you continue to help us to This is a very sad film,

but a really important one. I'd like you to introduce

you to 15-year-old Abbie. When Abbie was just 11, her father,

Brian, When you hear news like that...

It didn't feel real. It felt very surreal, because you

never expect it to happen to you. Brian fought hard

against the illness and he was still fighting eight months later,

when Abbie was chosen to run We really hoped that Brian would be

able to go and see that, but I can remember him

saying to me just before, It was a lovely moment

and it just made him so happy. It was only a couple of weeks

after that that he died, yeah. I think

about him pretty much every day. When my dad passed away,

me and my mum got a lot closer, She is extremely strong,

really brave, inspiring... Me and Abbie just said to each other

one day, you know, Just two years after losing her

father, unbearably, Abbie's mum When you told me, I felt really

numb and I was really scared. I can just remember you not

being able to breathe. Yes. And I said, "Abbie,

you need to breathe." Yeah. It was just such

an awful thing to have to do. I can remember my mum saying that

it wasn't curable I felt like all my strength that I

put to dealing with my dad and his death, I didn't feel that I

was strong enough to have to go When her father was coming to

the end of his life, Abbie had bereavement counselling here,

at Saint Gemma's Hospice in Leeds. You could make these for Christmas

presents... Abbie doesn't like to just sit

and talk, so we always do different activities, and so we've done lots

of creative things and some sewing and cooking and different things

that Abbie enjoys to do. So if I come in

and I'm a bit upset and I'm not really into talking, Nick can kind

of tell that, and try to help me to talk a bit more and get my feelings

out. You can tell when she's been

to a session. She'll come back and it's like

the weight has been lifted off her Although Abbie has other family,

including a brother who lives away now, the future

can sometimes seem daunting. I see Nick, and talking to Nick,

I kind of get more strength. And I know that

when my mum does pass away, Thanks to Children in Need,

Nick is there for Abbie Well, her mum has been

thinking about that. Before Brian died, we were friends

with Steve and Tracey, and Bethany, and when I found out that I was

terminally ill, you know, that they were happy to

take on Abbie. What we've talked about is that we

will do the right thing for Abbie and we will steer her

in the way that makes her happy. I'm really grateful that there are

people there that can support you in the future.

Yes. I suppose if I had anything to say

to you, it would be - work hard. And do me proud.

Yes. We are humbled by their bravery. We

know that you are both watching tonight and we send all our love.

Now, singing the Children in Need single, Jess Glynne. She has asked

if you can kindly donate while she is singing.

# Wrapped up So consumed by all this hurt

# If you ask me Don't know where to start

# I know there's somewhere better cos you always take me there

# Tell me I'm safe You've got me now

# Could you take care of a broken soul?

# Hold the truth to my head Count one, two, three

# If it helps me walk away then it's what I need

# Every minute gets easier the more you talk to me

# Tell me I'm safe You've got me now

# Could you take care of a broken soul?

# You say space will make it better and time will make it heal

# I won't be lost forever and soon I wouldn't feel

# You say space will make it better and time will make it heal

# I won't be lost forever and soon I wouldn't feel

# Could you take care of a broken soul?

You can download the official 2015 Children in Need single

or to your usual music download site.

After that fabulous performance, I'm thinking it might be time

Jess, we'd be delighted if you could stay with us for this.

It's nearly time to switch over to BBC Two.

So it's also nearly time to say goodbye to Dermot O'Leary.

It has been a blast. Sir Terry, I hope you are feeling better. I hope

we are doing you justice here. Thank you so much. Dermott, it has been a

pleasure. Get back here for 10:40pm. Switch over to BBC Two now to

continue the Children in Need night. And