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Hello and welcome to a One Show Children In Need Special. We are

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counting down to one of the biggest fund-raising parties on Earth here

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at Television Centre. We have a Pudsey-packed show to get through.

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Matt is on course to finish his rickshaw ride. He will be arriving

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live over there at the gate. It is the end of an incredible 480-mile

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journey from Edinburgh to London. Here he is this afternoon coming

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through Camden. We are expecting him at any moment now. Pudsey is

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waiting patiently, as is his family. We have also got some very special

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guests with us, too. Cheryl Fergison and Shona McGarty, aka

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Whitney and Heather from EastEnders. We have Susanna, Sophie and Sian,

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our newsreaders. There is a lot of excited girls here tonight because

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we have One Direction! CHEERING Nice to see you. There is still

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time to get your donations in towards Matt's epic challenge. Give

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me a hand here. If you can, please donate by texting the word "MATT"

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Very nicely done. More from the boys later. Also coming up, what

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happened when we put this unlikely group together for a performance

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with a difference. We are pretty excited but we are also nervous.

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How is this going to work? Anything could happen. It is different to

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what we usually do. I can't wait. It will be a really tough gig. We

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Are there any other questions? Stay with us to find out what that

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is all about. I can't believe these boys are here in a T-shirt! Anita

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Rani heads to Pembrokeshire to swot up on the outstanding performance

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of one super school that is top of Pudsey's leaderboard.

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Every year, schools across Britain do a fantastic job of raising money

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for Children In Need. One in particular is top of the class.

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Milford Haven School in West Wales consistently raises more money than

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any other school in the UK. Rush hour! Over the last seven years,

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they have made Pudsey �100,000 richer. Last year alone they pulled

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in �22,000 with money-raising stunts like this game against the

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teachers. It is madness out there. The teachers are dressed up as

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wizards! The school's fund-raising seems more remarkable when you

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consider that there are areas of great deprivation in Pembrokeshire.

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One thing there's no shortage of, though, is generosity. There must

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be something in the water. Speaking of which... I have agreed to join

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the sixth formers in one of their stunts. Now I'm faced with the

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reality, I'm having second thoughts. I'm in Wales and it's mid-November.

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# Feeling hot... # I don't do the sea! They call it

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the Big Dip. The sixth form has been sponsored to run into the sea

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for a refreshing winter swim and I'm going with them. I don't know

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if you have been in the sea in November. It is like a frozen

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planet. Why are we doing this? is for Children In Need! How much

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have you raised? I have got about �500. That is incredible. The

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school's so committed to fund- raising that even the headmaster's

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braving the sea. What an incredible bunch of students you have.

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Absolutely. The money they have raised over the last 11 or 12 years,

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the effort they put in. As a sixth form, they are a joy. You are kind

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of putting yourself out there a bit. If you chicken out, then it is game

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over. They will never forgive you, you have lost all respect? I will

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not chicken out. I am sure you won't either! On your marks, get

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# Washing on sunshine... # ---walking on sunshine... #

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This dip has raised a grand total of more than �3,500 for Children In

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Need. The headmaster isn't a chicken! Fair play, Mr Morgan. In

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fact, not a single person's chickened out... Yet! Did someone

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say I had to do this? OK, I'm going to do it! Gracefully done(!) And so

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another typical school day draws to a close. Now I understand why

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Milford Haven School have done so exceptionally well at raising money

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for Children In Need. They are made of tough stuff. And they are all

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bonkers! One, two, three... APPLAUSE Well done. Milford Haven

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School have raised �25,178 so far this year. Well done. Cheryl

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Fergison and Shona McGarty are here. Nice to see you. Hi. Now, the gang

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at Albert Square have been doing their bit again for Children In

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Need. What have you done? We did a tribute to Queen and it was

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hilarious. We had so much fun, dressing up as rock chicks. A few

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of the guys were dressed up as Freddie. We managed to get our

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hands on some exclusive behind-the- scenes footage. Let's have a look.

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Three, two, one, cue the music. is all here. The magic is here!

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are all trying to dance in these! The show will be absolutely

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marvellous. Don't you love our costumes?! This is going to be the

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biggest, most flamboyant Children In Need that EastEnders have done,

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ever! It looks like you have had an amazing day. What were the

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highlights? For me, I was surrounded by five burly men. It

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was lovely. Winner! You did more than just Another One Bites The

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Dust? We did Radio Gaga. We can't wait to see the performance later

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on. Lovely to see you. Time to launch the official Children In

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Need hotline for donations. It is very important, this number. Who

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better than the One Direction boys to kick things off. Here they are.

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You are on the main show tonight? Yes. Is your hearing OK? You must

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get the screaming all the time? has problems with his ears. Are you

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doing your new single? We are. you still get nervous? Yes.

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nervous now. I'm starting to get it. You have a big job now. Let's get

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this donation line launched. Altogether, five, four, three, two,

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one... Go! Oh yeah! APPLAUSE There you have it, the all-important

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number. The number is 03457 33 22 33. Please donate what you can.

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Thanks to the One Direction boys. They will be performing later their

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brand-new single. News is in, our boy, Baker, has arrived. Yes, he

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has! Just to warn you, there's been lots of interest in Matt's

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challenge, so there might be some flash photography as he comes in.

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He's over there by the gate. There he is!

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CHEERING AND APPLAUSE Come on, Matt. Nicola, his wife,

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and the children are here. Come on, Matt! Over here, Matt! Over there?

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Hello! How you doing? All right? Oh, am I glad to see you! I'm so glad

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to see you. You must feel relieved? Relief is exactly how I feel. I

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cannot put into words what a crazy week I've had. It's extraordinary.

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I'm so proud of you. You look fresh as a daisy? Up above here, I'm fine.

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I'm wrecked below that! It is extraordinary. To have witnessed

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the public support coming down through Britain. You say text, text,

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but to see people running after you with money and just giving you it,

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wanting you to have it, it is unbelievable. That must have

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spurred you on? Yeah. When you are feeling all that pain and stuff,

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you see that and you are OK. are our hero. We have a foot spa up

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there for you. Pudsey will be on hand to give you a massage. Lovely.

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Nicola and Luke and Molly are over there. Yes. Can I see them now?

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We will see you later. Before we talk to Matt about the highs and

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lows he faced during the 480 miles, Jedward have been to rock out at a

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school in Ballymoney. I'm John. Stkpwhri I'm Edward. We are

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Jedward! -- I'm Edward! We are Jedward! This is a School of Rock.

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We are going to go gatecrash it. Let's go! The kids have been told

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they are going to be filmed for Children In Need. They have no idea

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that we are here to check it out. Look, here it is. What's up, guys?!

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We are Jedward. You guys sound awesome. Who is singing? Put your

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hand up. Who is playing guitar? This rock school was started two

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years ago. There is not enough space. Many of the group are

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disabled, some have learning difficulties and a few are able-

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bodied. What would you be doing if you weren't here? Sitting in the

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house doing nothing. It is cool that you can come here and perform

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and be with all your mates. Singing. This started from a dream. Alan was

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a placement student from school. He was so shy. We didn't realise that

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he had the most wonderful singing voice. Then he finally sang for us.

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When he told us that that was his dream and we began to look at ways

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to see if we could make this dream become a reality. That's what the

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Children In Need Grant has helped us to do. I'm totally blind. I

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don't have an optic nerve. It is difficult sometimes when people are

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showing dance moves. When you are singing and performing, do you feel

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like you can do anything? I do. It is a whole new lease of life.

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People who say you can't, I sort of zone out when ever they say that,

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I'm like, "Yeah, yeah, whatever. I'm going to prove you wrong!"

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know Teenage Kicks? ALL: Yes! know how to sing it? ALL: Yes!

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is about rocking out. We jump through here, we go... LAUGHTER

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# I'm going to call her on the telephone... #

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# Teenage kicks # Every time she walks down the

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street # Another girl in the neighbourhood

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# I want to hold you # I want to hold you tight

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# Get teenage kicks right through # I need excitement

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# And I need it bad # This is the best I've ever had

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# I want to hold you # I want to hold you tight

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# Get teenage kicks right through the night. #

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Yes! APPLAUSE Rock star! CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

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Thank you, Jedward and the Ballymoney Rock School. Matt Baker

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has made it back. Are you comfortable? I am delighted to see

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this cup of tea. That is a very nice cup. Plenty of biscuits?

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I can see you have lost weight. Anyway, we have had an overwhelming

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response. Loads of e-mails and pictures. Now, the crowds must have

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really spurred you on while you were on that incredible journey.

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I'm not lying when we say we haven't travelled half a mile

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without seeing people coming out, in the middle of nowhere. Some of

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the landscape we've been over has been so remote and there is people

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in the dark just walking along going, "Come on." I don't know how

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many high fives I've done. Schools, all the little projects they have

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been doing and they have been coming out on the street and coming

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out and cheering us. It has been remarkable.

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You needed that because watching some of your VTs, I was in tears,

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the six mile stretch and you were in tears yourself. Was that your

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make or break point? Yes, Stanhope Bank was hard. I knew that bank

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well and I have been thinking about it since we left Edinburgh really,

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but the people behind you can see there, it was like a force that was

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just helping me up. The only time somebody touched the rick saw was

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Joe when he was pushing it down so I could get traction so I'm really

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pleased with myself. I didn't get off, do you know what I mean? I did

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keep pedalling, I just kept going. We always knew you would make it,

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but there must have been a a moment when you thought, "I don't know if

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I can complete this challenge.". was on the first day. I was hit by

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the wind and I was hit by incredible landscape, long hills

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and I was going up this bank and it was the point I was thinking, "I'm

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going to get off my bike and push it." That was the point where I got

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emotional and the cars were coming alongside and shouting, "Come on,

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you can do it." From then on, I didn't actually doubt that I would

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never get here. I never doubted it for a second.

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Some days you would leave in darkness like when you left York

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and 78 miles you got to Lincoln and it was dark again.

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A strange existence. It was just that that motion of doing that, 16-

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and-a-half hours of cycling. You picked up some great

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passengers? That was just great, the company you have. It was good

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company and beautiful landscape. And little Pudsey as well. Yes,

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that was just over the Northumberland and Derham border.

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Was it emotional when you saw your dad and your granddad came along?

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met my grandpa on the day I was doing the 78 miler and it was

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demoralalising and he arrived at the right point.

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Just before breaking point. I have to say hello to a lovely

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lady called Judith. Your highlight must have been

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getting up knowing that you were going to make it home tonight.

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Let's look at what sort of day Feeling Buoyant, bobbing along.

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There is no doubt about it now, that we're going to do it. There is

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no doubt. Hi. What lesson should you be in now?

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Maths. This is harder than maths! I'm so pleased with myself that I

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haven't actually got off this bike and pushed it up the hill. I

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haven't walked any of this route. I've cycled the hole of it -- whole

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of it and I'm really pleased about that. Cheers!

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I'm not going to stop now. I have been overwhelmed by your support,

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by your generosity and by your donations, so many children are

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going to be helped and their lives are now going to be so different

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because of your donations. So thank you. But I hope you don't mind if

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you never ever see me on a rickshaw again!

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CHEERING AND APPLAUSE And there is the brilliant moment

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when Matt arrived back at Television Centre. You have done

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such an amazing job. We're so proud of you, Matt.

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All the blood, sweat and tears was so worth it because you have

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raised... Here we go. You have You have raised �1,263,272

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for Children in Need. That is amazing. That is amazing.

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You know, like I said before, it was just wonderful to have that

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connection with those people that have donated and to see even just

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the smallest little this morning a young lass came out and she gave me

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her dinner money. She put a pound coin in, speaking of which, I have

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got this here which I might keep. Hang on, it is just here. It was

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given to me as I left and it is a pound note with Edinburgh castle on

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it and these are for good luck. I told the guy I would take it all

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the way in my pocket and I have done.

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Is it too much to ask you to come back to this side of the sofa?

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it? It is time to get back to work. It is an odd thing.

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We will be Strictly speaking to these three queens of the newsroom.

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Am I on camera two? You are. John Torode has been to Edinburgh,

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not on a rickshaw, to put his skills against one of Britain's

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youngest entrepreneurs. I am not known for having the

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sweetest tooth on the planet, but today in bonny Scotland, the sugary

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side of my culinary skills are going to be put to the test.

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I've come all the way to Edinburgh to make this lovely stuff,

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delicious, fruity jam. But being Children in Need, there is a twist.

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I'm going to go head-to-head with a rather formidable and extremely

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remarkable opponent. Fraser Doherty is a man who has

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built a business empire based on jam. At the age of 22, he is one of

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Britain's most successful young entrepreneurs and he runs a jam

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making company worth over �2 million. Frazer, why jam? Well,

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I've always loved jam, but when I was 14, I spent the afternoon

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making jam with my grandmother and she shared her recipes and I

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started making jam. I started by knocking on doors and selling my

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home-made jam door to door and I got a stall at the farmers market

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and then eventually to the supermarkets.

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At this local cookery school, we're going to make a jam with the winner

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decided by a public taste test and we want you to make the winning jam

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and sell it on to raise money for this year's Children in Need.

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I'm using a recipe inspired by my nanna, a classic plum jam. But

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Frazer is going for something more out of the ordinary.

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I wanted to try and make a pear jam which isn't a normal kind of jam to

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make. How long will that last? Will that

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last years? Yeah. Yeah. Although it will probably get eaten quickly

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because it is delicious. The Ingredients and chopped in the

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pan, it is time for the boil. Jam is fruit mixed with sugar, the

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fruit releases a substance called peptin.

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The temperature is crucial, it happens to be around 105 degrees

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centigrade. Too hot or too cold, you won't have jam. Just a syrupy

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mess and there is a test to check. If we've cooked our jams correctly,

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they should start to set when dribbled on to a cold plate.

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Look at that. I can actually make patterns with it already. All that

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remains is for the jam to be poured into sterilised jars and left to

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set for a couple of hours, ready for the public.

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So this is it, we are at Edinburgh castle and we are about to find out

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who is the man with the jam for Children in Need 2011.

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Jam-off. Taste whatever you can.

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I like the both of them. Both jams seem to be popular, but I

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think my plum is edgier. Anyone else like some plum jam?

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plum was my favourite. The plum.

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I liked the pear better. Plum.

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I think I preferred the pear, but the plum was really nice.

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No, she loves the plum. It was delicious!

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With the detail almost over, it is crunch time for the jam. The

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results are in and it has been decided who is the winner. Are you

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nervous? Very nervous. Yes, there is a lot at stake.

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OK, Pudsey, who is the winner? Oh Pudsey. I'm delighted.

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Congratulation. -- congratulations.

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You can get the jam recipes by visiting our website. Thank you to

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John, because he gave me cycling tips before I set off and a great

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recipe for flapjack. -- flapjacks. But he is not so great at jam

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making! Susanna Reid and Sian Williams and

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Sophie raw Sophie Raworth is here. Tell us what you are doing? This

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was the most frightening. We did Strictly. I do not know how you

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have done that. It was the most frightening experience.

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With professional partners, Robin and Ian and Vincent. We thought we

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were dancing. Ian Waite said scth said, "It is not really dancing, it

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is walking." It was soul destroying. We thought it would be genteel laps.

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There are a lot of sequins involved. Here they are in training. We have

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got footage. How was the rehearsals. Did you rehearse a lot? That's us

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doing the walking! That's it. The rehearsals were

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fantastic. There was the four of us, Emily Maitlis was with us as well.

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Emily can't be here tonight. You had a special guest? We had Angela

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Rippon dancing with us and she is the star of the piece.

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Look at that. Angela Rippon did Come Dancing 30

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years and as soon as she comes on, it is Angela. Angela is the star of

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the show. We can't wait to see the

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performance tonight. I don't know what is happening. You

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carry on. Remember those musicians, ballet

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dancers and burly blokes from the start of the show? Well, it is

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time... I don't. It is time to see what happened when they turned up

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at a shopping centre in Manchester to give aus surprising message --

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us a surprising message. Do look out for the message at the

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Apology for the loss of subtitles for 183 seconds

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