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APPLAUSE Welcome to Bolton for Dave four the

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love XOR challenge. I tell you what, they are a very

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very welcoming not here in the North West. Let me give you an idea of how

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Team Rickshaw have got us here. We have got a walking map. This is

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Andrew, who unbelievably has been in The Wizard Of Oz. What part did you

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play? The tin man. This is what Team Rickshaw have been doing since

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Friday. Friday morning they start of the Giants Causeway, and then got on

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a ferry and then Team Rickshaw pedalled all the way across here. We

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then got into Dumfries, down to Kendall and then 68 miles, all the

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way down here. The question is, how far away are they? Well, thank you

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very much indeed. We can say goodbye to the lovely cowardly lion. And

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joining us this evening, for all of these festivities is two local lads

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who hail from this part of the world. World-renowned singer, Alfie

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Boe! And boxing superstar and near Calne! Hello. Welcome. -- and near

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Calne. Goodness me. I tell you what. They are such a lovely bunch. What a

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reception. We love the people in Bolton. They get behind us. You

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can't hear me, can you? You're going to be turning on the lights. Have

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you done this before? Yes, I've done it before in Bolton and it's a great

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honour to do it again and I'm looking forward to it. We are also

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going to getting that we are also going to get you to sing for us. I'm

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going to sing Trust from my new album. I've offered to do a duet

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with Amir but he has backed out. I can't think. This is Children In

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Need, so it could be setting something up. I will try my best. As

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well as that, we have got a very moving story from Dan Snow of

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choosing a fallen soldier to be buried in the macro-finger. Tonight

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we are following the progress of Team Rickshaw. You saw off on

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Friday. A lot of happened in the last few days, so here is the story

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so far. On Friday, they reached to Scotland. But Bethany is not well

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enough to do a shift and her mum, Amanda, has to stay behind with

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her. We are supposed to be at their cycling. I think she feels bad but

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she is determined to do it. Martin is one of the strongest riders which

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is just as well, because if the rickshaw is to arrive on Friday, it

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must average speed of five miles an hour. But Martin soon is stopped in

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his tracks. My gears are not going around any more. He can't get any

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traction between himself and the bike. This could really hold us up.

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And it's not just once. It's not changing gear. Twice, but three

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times, we have to stop. This rickshaw is literally falling apart.

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Our top team has told us it would take an hour to fix it which we

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don't have this morning, so we're going to make do, aren't we? Yeah.

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Would you be the same person if it is not for the help you had from

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Children In Need? It's been a massive, massive help. It's

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definitely worth putting your hand in your pocket and giving. Right, we

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need to make up some time. OK, let's get moving van. -- then. Although

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there has been some highs throughout the day, there's also been some

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loans. Peter 's dad comes off the bike and it shatters Peter 's

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confidence. I don't like this. It will be comes an uphill struggle.

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Come on, you can do it. I'm not going to lie, I thought I was in

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trouble. Alex helps push them through the night. At this time of

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the morning, I don't think your body is quite geared up to doing these

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hills. It's quite tough. And there's some roadside company. I think we

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have got some cows running after us both at good morning, my friends.

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Later Sunday evening, Bethany is back on the team but is finding it

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difficult. There is one way to keep their focus, however, and that is

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with a singalong on the rickshaw. # You don't know your beautiful... We

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don't work in miles and Mick it's -- minutes, we work in songs. With the

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team now in good spirits, the biggest challenge of the day is

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about to be attempted by Bethany's number, Amanda, to take as to the

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highest point of the whole 700 mile route. Very shortly, you will be at

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the highest point in the whole way. You are going to get us there. Are

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you ready for this? Yes, Matt. All you middle aged women out there

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watching this, all those mothers passed the prime of their life, come

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on. You can do this, seriously, you can do this. Come on, don't give in.

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Bethany really pushed herself so tried to make it to the top here.

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Come on, darling. Come on. Three, two, one, yes! You have done it. You

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have done it, Amanda. You have done it. You did it so I had to do it. I

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was so proud of you and I wanted you to be proud of me, too. Thank you.

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Thank you. APPLAUSE

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I told you it's all been happening in the last three days.

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I am here with Keith's family. This is Andrea. This is a me and I'm here

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we have got Michael. Michael, have you been watching this? Yes. It's a

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big bike. Can you ride a bike? Yes, with three wheels on it. Have you

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been missing daddy? Listen, he has been amazing. He's very strong. Yes.

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Allen has a tough time for them she was born the cleft palate. I know

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her as a very strong, confident young woman but that's not always

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been the case. She hasn't always been like that. From the age of

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13-15, she was very withdrawn. Stopped talking to us. Was just a

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very sad young lady, really, but she has picked up a confidence in the

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last year, and this has done so much for her, it's unbelievable. Has she

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been telling you how difficult it is? She says it's hard but she's

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enjoying it. Alan has been a bit better than daddy. Is that a

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surprise? Sort of. This morning, she was properly going for it. I have

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been tough on her this morning, you know, because I know watches capable

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of doing. She tells me you're not the housewife's favoured any more.

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She is a tricky one. Here she comes. Go on, I will let you have that

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moment. In you come, dad. Over you come. There we are.

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CHEERING What about that? You know, this is

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what this year's rickshaw challenge is all about because it's not just

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the children benefit, it's the whole family, and the support as well, and

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this just speaks volumes. They are getting so emotional over there

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because literally they had no idea their family would be here tonight.

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It's lovely to see them reunited this evening. They have worked hard,

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unbelievable. We took it up a level. Jeff, how was it for you today? Very

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tough. Matt was pushing us. It was very windy. I'm very tired. Martin

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and I got the brunt of the weather. Have you dried out? Just about. We

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are here now, that's all that matters. We do it again tomorrow. I

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think it was the toughest day today but this is how you can support Team

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Rickshaw and Children In Need. If you would like to show your support

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for Team Rickshaw, all you have to do is text the word team to 70705.

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Terms and conditions on the website. You must be 16 or over to donate and

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please ask the bill payer's permission. Thank you.

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APPLAUSE Nice to see you.

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How lovely. This is your stomping ground, Amir, so we thought we would

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ask you to help us getting the crowd text in. Can you do some trash talk?

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Hello, guys. Get your phones out and text 70705. Do that. There's about

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5000 people out there. We might get 25 grand. I'm sure they will be

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generous. It's so loud, isn't it? If everybody at home does the same

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right now, imagine how much we would raise in this half an hour. Shall we

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find out how much we have raised so far? Alfie, you are a drummer. I'm

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not very good but I'll try. In your own time, give us a drum roll. Here

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we go. It's ?226,357! Thank you very much. Marvellous, marvellous. Good

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stuff. Thank you to everybody who has donated so far. For anybody who

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hasn't, there's still plenty of time. Speaking of making large

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donations, you put a lot of money into the local area with Gloves

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Community Centre. I wanted to give something back to Bolton. I bought a

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boxing gymnasium and converted into a community centre. Hundreds of

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children come there every week. It gets them involved in boxing, in

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different activities. I also have a homework club for the kids, so they

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can do their homework. They can sit there and do their homework.

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Everything is there for them and if they want to get fit, nowadays kids

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are obese but boxing is one the best things you can do. We get a lot of

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children coming there. The police and Fire Service train there. We get

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a lot of people in the community. I wanted to give something back

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because boxing is changed my life. You are still fighting of course.

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You run your big fight earlier this year and the room if you are going

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to fight Floyd Mayweather. Ricky Hatton says you're the only bloke

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who can is it true? Yeah, he's one of the best fighters in the world.

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My dream is to fight someone like him for them it would be amazing.

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Ricky Hatton is a great friend of mine. When he got beaten by Floyd

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Mayweather, you have to play him at his own game. I think the key is

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speed. But, let's hope, fingers crossed, we can get the fight.

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Logistically, it is difficult to make these things happen, isn't it?

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It's not as easy as it used to be. Nowadays, you have to get the

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contracts done. Where will the fight happen? There's so much changes in

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the contract side. At the moment, there's a lot of talk about the

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fight happening. You are up for it? If he's watching, let's get it on.

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Hopefully we can get it done. Alfie, more of a singer than a fighter?

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Absolutely. I was having my make-up done and it didn't do anything for

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my masculinity! You have got a new album out called

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Trust. Lots of popular songs are not so much opera? It is in a different

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direction. I have gone down the country route, there is a gospel

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element. It is a different direction, but it is music that I

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grew up listening to one that I love. The feel that we had in the

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studio when we were putting the music down on disk, it transfers to

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the listener. You have stepped into drama? You are in Mr Selfridge? I

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have done Mr Selfridge, I am in an episode. I am looking forward to it.

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How was it? Great, it is something I am not that used to because I am not

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a screen actor, I have not done much. But the cast really brought me

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in and help me out and encouraged me and made me part of the team, I

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loved every minute. Will there be more acting? I hope so, it is a

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direction that I want to aim at. For Armistice Day, Dan Snow has the

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story of the grave of the unknown soldier. Choosing one casualty from

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the First World War to represent all of the fallen was no simple matter.

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Westminster Abbey has been the final resting place of kings and Queen

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since Edward the confessor was interred in 1066.

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17 monarchs lie in peace, but the most conspicuous grave is not a

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royal, but holds an ordinary, nameless soldier, brought back from

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the battlefields of World War I. He was buried in 1920 with the

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trappings of a state union -- funeral. A million people filed past

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his Coffin to pay their respects. The grave of the unknown Warrior,

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the first or reel of eight kind ever. It has been widely replicated

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around the world. The story of how he comes to lie here begins with one

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man, the Army chaplain who served on the Western front in World War I.

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One night he came back from the front and he went back to where he

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was billeted, it was comparatively still, the guns were silent, he went

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into the garden at the back and about five or six feet from the back

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door there was a grave, and on the grave there was a simple cross, on

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which was written in black pencil, and unknown British soldier. And

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that just started my grandfather thinking about that person's family,

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and wondered what could be done to ease their pain and grief. The

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reverend had an idea, to bring the body of an unknown servicemen back

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to be buried in Westminster Abbey, amongst Kings. In August 1920 he

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wrote to the Dean here, and he took the idea up and made it happen.

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Prime Minister David Lloyd George, aware that almost every family in

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the land had lost somebody in the war, rushed to the idea through

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Parliament. With hundreds and thousands of war dead lying in

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anonymous battlefield graves, one had to be carefully selected. It had

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to be completely random, everybody in Britain had to subscribe to the

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fact that it really could be their lost son, husband, father, buried in

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Westminster Abbey. Digging parties like this were said

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to four battlefields, each retrieving one anonymous British

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body. They were taken to the British military headquarters and placed in

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a corrugated iron shed which served as a chapel. It was lost... Blocked

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and left under armed guard until midnight when the commander chose

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one of the four bodies at random. Why the cloak and dagger secrecy?

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The decision was taken in 1950 not to return any bodies of the British

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dead for burial, because the prospect of an endless procession of

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Coffin 's choking the ports and railway stations and overfilling

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graveyards would have had a devastating effect on public morale.

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The unknown warrior was one of very few who came back, so for everybody

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in Britain it became the tomb and the tombstone of their lost loved

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ones. The body was shipped across the English Channel and transferred

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to an oak casket. The coffin began its journey to Westminster Abbey.

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War veterans arrived in their thousands, it was a huge event, the

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procession bringing central London to a halt. King George laid a wreath

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on the coffin, and in a ceremony coinciding with the funeral,

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unveiled the Cenotaph, a memorial to the war dead. Finally, the coffin

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arrived at Westminster Abbey. The King, the Prime Minister and the

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Dean were in attendance, but for once, the majority of the

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congregation was made up of ordinary people. For them, the anonymous body

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was someone real. Finally, a focus for their grief. And the simple idea

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had become a reality. I think the recognition for not just those who

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work unknown but all those who had served, that there should be a place

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in the Abbey, as you would say, with the greatest of the land, was of

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great importance to him. They buried him among the Kings, because he had

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done good towards God and his house. But perhaps the most significant

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good he did was in death, by providing this potent memorial.

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What a story. We are joined by two of the wonderful members of Team

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Rickshaw. Daniel, earlier we said we might have a treat for you. We still

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might, so bear with us for now. Carroll, first of all, has this

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turned out the way that you thought it would? It has been amazing. I

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didn't know what to expect, really. It is a chance in a lifetime,

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brilliant. Has Daniel surprised you in anyways? He is loving it, he is

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so excited. He is really putting the effort in, it is really nice, but it

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is very emotional sometimes when stuff happens. You have put so much

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effort in yourself, how are your legs? Not so bad. As long as you get

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a downhill bit after some of the hills... You are known as the Hill

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magnet, because every time you get on, hills just arrive.

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Let's talk to the man himself. Daniel, we heard that you are big

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fan of Liverpool. We have a very special letter for you, and Alfie is

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about to read it to you. Dear Daniel, I just wanted to drop you a

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short message to wish you all the best for your rickshaw challenge in

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aid of Save the Children. To be able to do this after

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everything you have been through is a credit to your determination not

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to let things hold you back. -- in aid of Children in Need. This is --

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you are a true inspiration. I have enclosed a signed shirt. You will

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never walk alone, good luck, Steven Gerrard.

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APPLAUSE What about back, Daniel? -- what

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about that? Daniel, we had that little chat

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about how people will be watching and taking note, and now your hero

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has written that to you. Wow. That is the first time he is lost for

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words. Good lad. Weldon, Daniel.

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Alfie is going to sing for us in a moment, and for all the good people

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of Bolton. This is ultimate busking. A few days ago, we went to Guildford

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to do some celebrity busking. This is how it all turned out.

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I have been given four hours to fill my guitar case with as much money as

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possible for Children in Need. My first port of call, the local radio

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stations. Guildford High Street from 11am until 3pm. Shout outs sorted,

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time to meet Pudsey. Let's hope the radio show toad works for us. With

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the clock ticking, my radio plug seems to have reached the local

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performers and brought in the crowds.

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# I'm going down the road, feeling bad.

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# You don't know what you've been missing, old boy, when you're with

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me. Who knew Guildford had such talent?

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Despite the efforts of my buddies, I appealed to the crowd again as my

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guitar case is not exactly bulging. It is all for Children in Need, we

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can't stress how the money would be appreciated.

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It is very far from being full. Pudsey has clearly been pulling in

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some favours as two top pop performers turn up to boost the

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challenge. Eliza Doolittle!

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Thank you, guys. And the good people of Guildford let them money to the

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talking. Thank you, sir. The guitar case is covered on the bottom, I am

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happy to say. Chas and Dave are coming soon, and we have had some

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wonderful performers. With minutes to spare, dynamic duo Chas and Dave

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show up. # Shine a light on me. And the crowd

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weren't going to let the boys go without playing a classic.

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# Rabbit, rabbit, rabbit, Robert... APPLAUSE

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That's it, what do you reckon? All those buskers, Eliza Doolittle,

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Shane from Westlife, Chas and Dave. Let's go and count the cash and have

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a cup of tea. I can't believe she didn't take her

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hats off! It was the years thing to do. They raised ?1412. Thank you

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very much to Eliza Doolittle, Chas and Dave and to Shane. We have Alfie

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Boe here, let's have some live music. Here he is, singing from his

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album Trust, Trust. # We jump through hoops and we dance

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on wires. # Walk on broken glass and play with

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fire. # We turn on the light.

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# I know that everything will be all right.

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# If you trust in true love and trust in time.

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# Trusting forever, trust this heart of mine.

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# We can lose ourselves, just like lovers do.

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# If you trust in me like I trust in you.

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# Trust in me, like I trust in you. # Trust in true love, and trust in

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time. # Trusting forever, trust this heart

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of mine. # We can lose ourselves, just like

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lovers do. # If you trust in me like I trust in

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you. # Trust in me like I trust in you.

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# Ooh. APPLAUSE

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Thank you! Alfie Boe, ladies and gentlemen! Good stuff! Thank you,

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thank you. Thanks, lads, lovely stuff. We have got the Mayor and

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Mayoress, Amir Khan, and here comes Santa Claus with a lovely present.

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A large switch. Thanks are coming, we know it is a very busy time of

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year. Quiet, let's lose the streetlights.

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Five, four, three, two, one! Amir, term alights on! -- turn the lights

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on. Bolton is littered beautifully. We

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will be leaving shortly. Who is going to be riding the rickshaw out

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of town? Alex, my dear? We are going to head out, we have

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100 miles to do tomorrow. We will be in Manchester tonight,

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Stoke-on-Trent, Stafford, Wolverhampton, then we will see you

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tomorrow night in Birmingham. From all of us in Bolton, good night.

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