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The hello and welcome to a special Children In Need programme. Coming

up, highlights of our very own BBC Scotland Children In Need night in

Scotland and so special moments from the last few -- from the last

few days. We can show you how you can change lives by helping the

charity. First, kicking us off, the brave Hearts of Scottish music,

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What a great start to the very special show from the BBC

headquarters at Pacific Quay in Glasgow. As you can see and hear,

we have got hundreds Pudsey fundraisers. I think we're going to

have them on Monday morning! They are here to have a great time and

raised even more money for Children In Need. Here is just some of what

we have got lined up for you. There children from across Scotland

come together to sing out for Pudsey. Was brilliant music from

right across Children In Need. Laugh all the way to the sums of

top comedians. And some famous faces dropping to show you how much

we need to donate. A great show tonight. Pudsey is enjoying himself.

We will look at why Children In Need was so important. It is so

simple, just one text can make a difference. To donate �10 to

Children In Need, text the word That text number is on screen for

the whole show. Your money will go a long way. As I said, we promised

you some great music and to start, one of this year's hottest new

comers, nominated for a MOBO, she has performed with Dublin and Ms

Dynamite. She grew up in Glasgow and is making it big across the

country. With Light Up The World, # I need a release for the moment

(yeah yeah, yeah yeah,yeah yeah). # Something to relieve my mind

(yeah yeah, yeah yeah, yeah yeah). # I cannot deal with all this

tension (yeah yeah, yeah yeah, yeah yeah).

# I've been feeling like this all the time (yeah yeah).

# Feeling like I need some room. # Feeling like I need some space.

# Got to find something soon. # To take me to outer space.

# I just wanna light up the world. # Soaring through the clouds like

an eagle (yeah yeah, yeah yeah, yeah yeah).

# With the sun beating on my skin (yeah yeah, yeah yeah, yeah yeah).

# Looking down at all these people (yeah yeah, yeah yeah, yeah yeah).

# And the confusion that they bring (yeah yeah).

# Feeling like I need some room. # Feeling like I need some space.

# Got to find something soon. # To take me to outer space.

# I just wanna light up the world. # I just wanna light it up one time.

# Just to see what it's worth. # I just wanna light up the world.

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# I. # I just wanna light up the world.

OK, I have got hold of some of the fundraisers tonight. This is one

special young lady, Hanna is 12. Tell me your story. How did you

begin fund-raising? A few years ago my friend's sister died of

leukaemia and she was really, really nice and she had the same

colour hair as me so I wanted to do something. He wanted to do

something about your hair? What did you do? I think we can get, hold it

up to the camera, while! You got all your hair cut off! That was an

amazing thing to do. Wasn't it? Wasn't that an amazing thing to do?

You run around and raised money and how much did you raise? Over �1,500.

You certainly did, more than �1,500. Let's talk to mum. This is mum,

Carolyn. An extraordinary gesture? Yes, we are immensely proud. This

was all her idea. We have been overwhelmed by the generosity of

friends, family, colleagues, the people we hardly know. If this

inspires anybody who watching who is thinking of getting their hair

cut to donated to charity, because this is going to wake a week for a

charity -- for a child who is suffering hair loss through cancer

treatment there is a Little Princess Trust. It is an amazing

gesture. It is an honour to me. Thank you so much to you and all

our wonderful fundraisers for all the work to do all year round. Last

year Children In Need helped over 360 groups across Scotland. Here is

how the money that you gave has Let me tell you about Emily. She is

seven years at the old and has a condition commonly known as brittle

bone. They are easy to break. was born with a fractured skull,

broken ribs, a broken arm, broken legs and collarbone. For months she

was carried around on a pillow, just to protect. She was one year-

old when her mother held her for the very first time. It feels

really sought and sometimes I need to get medicine, like extra-strong

Midson. -- Midson. It has a horrible taste. Just the simplest

of things, even lifting her legs to move off the sofa, can cause a

break. She has learned to live with her pain. Sometimes I pretend

nothing has happened and sometimes my mum and dad say, are you in pain,

are you heard? Oh, no, nothing has happened! Hello, any good? Yes.

Yeah? Your money means Emily gets the care she needs. It helps to pay

for a support worker who has practical help and advice should

have family need it. That is how she got her two specialist

wheelchairs. This one can drive by itself. I move the stick like this

and it moves. I hit the sofa, a hit the doors and it goes through a

little cracks. What do your brother's feet smell like? That one

smells! Slimy! Emily is probably one of the most incredible people I

have ever met in my life. She is seven years old and you would never

think she was in any pain but she has suffered more than 20 broken

bones. She is always smiling and always leaving a trail of smiles in

her past. Other children, like Emily, need your help. To donate

Last night, Sir Terry introduced some star performers all doing

their bit for Pudsey. Tonight, we will show some of the very best.

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First, it is the fantastic One # I don't know why you're being shy.

So or and turn away when I look into your eyes.

Everyone else in the world can see # Everyone else ou.

Baby, You Light Up My World like nobody else.

# The way that you flick your hair gets me overwhelmed.

# - the way you smile at the ground, it ain't hard to tell.

You don't know if you beautiful. # if only you saw what I can see.

You would understand why I want you so desperately.

# Right now I'm looking at you and I can't believe.

# You don't know you beautiful. # You don't know you're beautiful.

So or that's what makes you beautiful. # Na Na Na Na Na Na Naaa.

* baby, you light up my world like nobody else.

# The way that you flick your hair makes me overwhelmed.

# The way you smile at the ground, it ain't hard to tell.

# You don't know you beautiful. # Baby, You Light Up My World when

nobody else. # The way that you flick your hair

gets me overwhelmed. # The way you smile at the ground,

it ain't hard to tell. # you don't know you're beautiful.

# If only you saw what I can see. # you will understand why I want

you so desperately. # Right now I am looking at you and

I can't believe. # You don't know you're beautiful.

# That's what makes you beautiful. You can change lives by donating

�10 to Children In Need. Text the word DONATE to 70710 and make a

difference tonight. Thanks very much.

Time now for one of Scotland's best-loved comedians, doing his bit

for Pudsey, give it up for Craig Hello! This is my first gig in a

prison. It takes me back to East Kilbride shopping centre. Is anyone

here from East Kilbride? How are you people from the housing scheme?

Look at you, with your funny ears. And they are your actual ears. It

is lovely to be here. Welcome to Children In Need, otherwise known

as a children and trouble. It is so nice to be here. I love looking

around the audience. Look at the costumes.

You have two choices, make an effort or who cares. You went for

who cares. You looked like a stalker.

I went somewhere and there was a girl behind the counter and I said,

is that the BG's? The guy with the high-pitched voice. She said, I

have never heard of them. Imagine if it was a tribute act with a

similar name. You have been a lovely audience.

Have a great Children In Need. Cheers! Now, let me introduce you

to a very special group of young people, my co-stars for tonight.

They have come from all over Scotland, from Lerwick to Lockerbie,

from Aberdeenshire to Skye, to form our special Scottish Children In

Need Choir. During the summer, we started searching for youngsters to

take part in a massive singing project to get choirs from across

the UK to join together and sing on Children In Need. 2500 children

signed up to sing the song Keep Holding On by Avril Lavigne. We

want to make sure as much of Scotland as possible was

represented in our part of the performance. It meant a lot of

travelling and a lot of rehearsing. We have travelled the length and

breadth of Scotland to form a very special group, Scotland's own

Children In Need choir. From Shetland to Lockerbie and the

hundreds of miles in between, we have recruited youngsters to

represent the whole of Scotland in Children In Need. And from all

these schools, the sounds of rehearsals have been ringing out

across the country. Gareth Malone, who is looking after all the UK

choirs on the night, visited the big project in Edinburgh to check

on how rehearsals were going. Imagine that by singing, you are

raising money for Children In Need, every single one of you. Our kids

have been practising at their schools, turning them into one

great choir is a massive challenge. We have an incredibly short amount

of time to get these 110 young people ready and feeling like one

quiet. We have checked in with our furthest away singers over the

internet. Hello, Skye. Hello! we go to Orkney now? Hello,

Shetland! Hi. There are just two weeks to go before the live

performance. It is Destination Glasgow for all the kids coming

along to a week in rehearsal. Pudsey is keen not to miss out on

the farm, but there is hard work to be done. You have come from all

over Scotland. We only have a few hours to make you into one choir.

feel nervous. It is our first day. We have to impress. Excited. A wee

bit nervous. It was the first time we had done something like this.

American style. Can you hear the difference? He is a good teacher.

He is awesome. Thank you, everyone. Well done. It has been fantastic.

When we sing in front of 50 million people, it will be nerve-racking,

but we will get through it. When we sing on TV, it will be very

exciting. Last night, our choir sang with

others across the UK, but tonight they have a chance to sing that

tracked by themselves. They have come together from across Scotland

to perform. Here is the Scottish Children In Need Choir, with Keep

# You're not alone. # Together we stand.

# I'll be by your side, you know I'll take your hand.

# When it gets cold. # And it feels like the end.

# There's no place to go. # You know I won't give in.

# No, I won't give in. # Keep holding on.

# Cos you know we'll make it through, we'll make it through.

# Just stay strong. # Cos you know I'm here for you,

I'm here for you. # There's nothing you could say.

# Nothing you could do. # There's no other way when it

comes to the truth. # So keep holding on.

# Cos you know we'll make it through, we'll make it through.

# So far away. # I wish you were here.

# Before it's too late, this could all disappear.

# Before the doors close. # And it comes to an end.

# With you by my side I will fight and defend.

# I'll fight and defend. # Yeah, yeah.

# Keep holding on. # Cos you know we'll make it

through, we'll make it through. # Just stay strong.

# Cos you know I'm here for you, I'm here for you.

# There's nothing you could say. # Nothing you could do.

# There's no other way when it comes to the truth.

# So keep holding on. # Cos you know we'll make it

through, we'll make it through. # Hear me when I say, when I say I

believe. # Nothing's gonna change, nothing's

gonna change destiny. # Whatever's meant to be will work

out perfectly. # Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

# La da da da. # La da da da da da da da da.

# Keep holding on. # Cos you know we'll make it

through, we'll make it through. # Just stay strong.

# Cos you know I'm here for you, I'm here for you.

# There's nothing you could say. # Nothing you could do.

# There's no other way when it comes to the truth.

# So keep holding on. # Cos you know we'll make it

through, we'll make it through. # Keep holding on.

That was fantastic. Brilliant. Are you happy with that? Yes!

should be. Let's chat to a couple of our young songstress is. Let's

go to Natasha. I will not ask if you enjoyed that, but I will ask a

difficult question - what was the best bit of the training? I enjoyed

being here with all these people. I love singing, and I just wanted to

be in this quiet when I heard the BBC was coming to our school.

said that without a breath! He sounded fantastic. I know you are

going to knock show business on the head and be a nurse first. Let me

ask you, what was the most difficult bit? At the start, I came

in and I did not know the words properly. It was really hard up.

But sooner or later, I got them. You certainly did us proud. Let's

chat to your vocal coach, Andrew Panton. You must be proud.

Incredibly proud. These young people have been working for the

last few weeks with their music teachers, and it is a real

achievement, what they have done. What I think is the most amazing

thing you have managed to achieve, because I have a teenage boy myself,

who last spoke to me about two years ago, you make them smile.

Let's look at our back row, and are wonderful teenage boys! We will

have more from the choir later, with a classic Scottish pop track.

We will hear how others have been inspired to sing out for Pudsey.

Remember, lots of music still to come, including JLS as well as some

familiar faces from BBC Scotland as you have never heard them before.

Next, one of Scotland's most successful bands, playing a classic

track and a great song for us tonight. It is The Bluebells!

# Young at heart. # Yet what a start.

# Old before their time. # They married young.

# For love at last. # Was their only crime.

# How come I love them now? # How come I love them more?

# Young at heart. # You're so young at heart.

# Young at heart. # You're so young at heart.

# Young at heart. # Yet not a chance.

# To be a child at all. # They told us tales.

# They told us lies. # Don't they know.

# The shouldn't have told us at all. # yHow come I love them now?

# How come I love them more? # When all I wanted to do when I

was old. # Was to walk out the door.

# Young at heart. # You're so young at heart.

# How come I love them now? # How come I love them more?

# How come I love them now? # How come I love them more?

# How come I love them now? # How come I love them more?

# When all I wanted to do when I was old.

# Was to walk out the door. # Young at heart.

# You're so young at heart. # Young at heart.

# You're so young at heart. # You're so young at heart.

# Young at heart. # You're so young at heart.

# Young at heart. # You're so young at heart.

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And now a message from an old friend of Pudsey, Des Clark. Hello,

yes, it is me. Thanks to Pudsey for making me look taller for this year.

Another amazing year for Children In Need. You have been raising lots,

which is great. You can make such a difference to the lives of children

or across Scotland tonight just by That will donate �10, which will

make a difference to children across the country. Get your phone

out, do it now, then it is done. Now, Pudsey, time for round two of

hide-and-seek. Now it is time to see how donating to Children In

Need really does make a difference. He raised Lorraine Kelly. It is a

harsh reality that some children's disabilities mean they will rely on

help from family or carers for their whole lives. For them to

enjoy a sense of freedom and independence can seem impossible. I

want to introduce you to a young girl called Mirissa and a Children

In Need project that has transformed her life and that of

her family -- Mirissa. My name is Mirissa, I am 12 years old. She has

a learning disability. Although she is 12 her language is closer to

that of a much younger child. She also has autism, which makes her

world confusing. I don't understand what people are saying to me.

needs supervision the whole time. She needs to be kept safe but also

she requires our attention. She wants that human contact and

conversation. I feel sad because I don't have any one to play with.

She finds it hard to make friends because she tends to play alongside

other children. As she has become older and her peer group are older,

they have got far more sophisticated so she gets left out

because she can't keep up with them, understand what is going on. She

has a very simple approach to life. She desperately wants to be with

friends and be a social animal, but she is very isolated. My biggest

fear for the future for her is that But things changed for her and her

family and she was lucky enough to get a place in clubs run by the

Yard Adventure Centre, funded by York Children In Need donations.

For a few hours a week, the yard is able to give children, who are

dependent on carers and family, a taste of independence, often

something they have never experienced before. For the first

time ever this year, Melissa has her unplaced ago, her own place to

be with her friends -- her own place to go and she is proud of it.

This is Sam and this is Emma. My best friends are Sam, Stewart and

Melissa together. A to the children, this unique atmosphere gives them a

place to learn essential life skills, make friends and express

themselves. She is not isolated, she is not lonely and she has an

amazing social life now, all because of the Yard. Making friends

makes me happy. I love the Yard! have absolutely no idea how I would

cope or any of the families I know that DOH would cope if we lost the

Yard. It is giving a were children hope for the future and hope that I

would children's future. -- and hope for a what children's future.

Children In Need fund two clubs are the Yard but both are full and they

are having to turn away children every week. Your money can help

keep essential centres like the Yard open. Please don't make now,

you really can make a difference. Thank you. Millicent and her mum,

Sally, are here now. And you for coming along and joining us

tonight.! Take a bow! Let's talk to your mum first, while you enjoy the

adulation. Sally, just what does the Yard mean not only for you but

for the whole family? It has transformed our whole family's life.

When Melissa is that the Yard she goes off a quiet, little girl and

comes back a very confident, chatty, happy person and a real teenager.

We are able to spend time with our other kids and do positive things

so what is like a winner when. There is no was a facility like the

yard anywhere -- it is a win-win. It looks like a very special place.

Melissa, I know there are loads of things, what is the best thing

about the Yard when you go there? like meeting my friends at the Yard.

I have been told you are very good at all the crafts and things like

that? Arts and crafts. Is that your favourite? Yes. Thank you both are

coming in and telling us your story and helping us to help you out

there. Helping Children in Need. We have had some great musical

knight and there is more to come. Next we have five gorgeous guys

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performing second last chance, it MUSIC: "Second Last Chance" by The

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Hello, Ion K T Tunstall and I'm here to remember your generous

donations across Scotland changed countless lives for the better.

Please never underestimate your donations. Peach and everyone makes

a difference. Make a difference tonight by donating �10 to Children

In Need by texting the word DONATE. Thank you very much. If we have

inspired you to help Children In Need, you can give �10. Text the

For now, please show your appreciation for a great supporter

Hello, Glasgow, let me hear you! I am from the home of Children In

Need, I am from a place where an Oxo cube is a starter. Yes, so

lovely to be here and I love you guys. I tell you about myself. I

love the fact that being a stand-up comedian you're saying she's not a

comedian, she has an over-friendly cleaner that has wandered in! I am

not, I am the comedian. I love the difference between men and money.

When you seek a comedian on the telly, female comic, you think, oh,

she hates men. I don't, I love men. I do hate cupcakes. It is a muffin

was buttery icing, don't charge me a fiver! Men and women react

differently to relationships. Men, give me a yes! Every single man

here, including the boys in blazers, every single man here has -- is

happy with a hot sausage under a picture. By -- there is not --

there is not a man alive who would have that, brother and how the

bathroom. Women in the office approach a relationship like this.

I am an emotional Rubik's cube, can you work me out yet? Men are like,

no, I just want a hot sausage and a shark and I'd tell you what, guys,

I am sorry I'm no JLS, I'm Janey Godley from the block. I have been

Each year as the one across BBC Scotland steps up for Pudsey. --

everyone across BBC Scotland. This year is no different. We have been

buzzing with activity. BBC Learning has been out and about working with

children across the country. It all went horribly wrong! In keeping

with our musical theme, Radio Scotland has been singing out for

Yesterday K Adams kick-started the day itself by focusing on way

you're fantastic donations go. Something like �78 million has been

spent in Scotland. Fred Macaulay has been broadcasting from the BBC

for your. The Glasgow baking sale were cakes sold out in 60 minutes

and raised �723. With music the order of the day, Brian Burnett has

been getting it on for Pudsey. We Now, are you ready for this? It is

time now to meet a few more familiar faces from BBC Scotland

who have also agreed to step up and do their bit for Pudsey. They have

been inspired by a great children's choir. There is another group of

aspiring singers, some are more mature than others. They are

volunteers, we like to call them, from BBC TV and radio news teams,

from CBeebies and River City and they are all kept on the straight

and narrow by the fantastic Gospel Truth Choir. They cannot go far

wrong. He rather BBC Scotland singers including me, with the

unique version of title fight. -- # Sometimes in our lives.

# We all have pain, we all have sorrow.

# But if we are wise. # We know that there's always

tomorrow. # Lean on me when you're not strong.

# And I'll be your friend, I'll help you carry on.

# For it won't be long. # Till I'm gonna need somebody to

lean on. # Please, swallow your pride.

# If I have things you need to borrow.

# For no one can fill those of your # needs. That you won't let show.

# Lean on me when you're not strong. # And I'll be your friend, I'll

help you carry on. # For it won't be long.

# Till I'm gonna need somebody to lean on.

# You just call on me, brother, when you need a hand.

# We all need somebody to lean on. # I just might have a problem that

you'll understand. # We all need somebody to lean on.

# Lean on me when you're not strong. # And I'll be your friend, I'll

help you carry on. # For it won't be long.

# Till I'm gonna need somebody to lean on.

# If there is a load. # You have to bear that you can't

carry. # I'm right up the road, I'll share

your load. # If you just call me.

# Lean on me when you're not strong. # And I'll be your friend, I'll

help you carry on. # For it won't be long.

# Till I'm gonna need somebody to lean on.

# Lean on me when you're not strong. # And I'll be your friend, I'll

help you carry on. # For it won't be long.

# Till I'm gonna need somebody to lean on.

# Just call. # Just call me. #.

What did you think of that, everyone?

I am so glad that is over. You are the seasoned professionals. How did

the amateurs do? Or four, it was a disaster. A clash of egos? Tantrums,

tiaras, the lot. Especially with the news crowd. Did they man --

debate demand Smarties? You, and that was just me. But it was good,

wasn't it? Thank you to them all! We have a wonderful performance

from our Scottish Children In Need kids choir still to come, but first,

time to look at a powerful example of how your Children In Need money

is spent and how your donations can make someone's life better.

My Name Is Alice and I am 15. Alice began suffering from anxiety,

stress and severe panic attacks when she was just eight.

feeling of having a panic attack is like you are in danger, in a way.

Your heart starts to race fast. You are out of control. Over the next

few years, the panic attacks got worse, and her reaction to them

become more extreme and self- destructive. I started to not eat,

and I got really skinny. The panic attacks got worse and affected more

things. I started pulling out my hair when I was 11. I was pulling

out a lot of hair. It had come to the point where I could not hide it

any more. I pulled out my eyebrows, my eyelashes. I did not like myself.

Alice pulled out her hair for three years, to the point where she was

almost entirely bald. Her hair may never properly go back. Aged 14 and

traumatised by extreme anxiety, she was referred to stable life, a

project using interaction with animals to help vulnerable young

people, funded by Children In Need. Over the next 18 months, her life

was to change. When I first met Alice, she was a very unhappy, sad,

isolated girl. I was really scared of the horses. I did not really

want to handle them. We started off touching them. A by working with

the horses, Alice was slowly building up her confidence and

learnt to feel good about herself for the first time in years.

thing I learned to like about the horses was that they are not

judgmental, and they just accept you for who you are. They like you

for who you are. It was a powerful thing for me, because I have never

felt like that before. It has changed my whole outlook on life. I

feel like everything is calmer and happier, and I can do anything if I

put my mind to it. Her time at stable life has given Alice a new

belief in herself, to the extent that she is now a volunteer who

helps inspire other young people who come to the project. In it is

really rewarding for me knowing that I can help younger people. It

makes you feel like you are changing somebody else's life as

well, but you are also changing your life at the same time.

We have already seen why your money matters. In Scotland, Children In

Need helps support over 360 charities and that would not happen

without you. It is impossible to capture all the things you get up

to to raise money, so here is just one story that sums up the

fantastic fund-raising that takes place each year.

For the last 23 years, a boy -- an academy has been a hotbed of

Children In Need fund-raising, raising money in every way, from

sponsorships to daily Tavern showers. Good afternoon! And it is

all down to one woman, the English teacher. I started raising money

for Children In Need in 1988. Because we have children who have

benefited from it within the community, it seemed like the

logical choice. We have sold all the tickets for today's talent show,

�236. We have done that every day this week, and we started on Friday.

Our children are up for it. Our pupils are so enthusiastic. They

see the good that Children In Need does. They are very keen to help

those who are less fortunate. Ella's efforts for over 20 years

has meant the school has donated more than �78,000 to Children In

Need. She is a legend. She always does so much for Children In Need.

A she can persuade anyone to do anything. This year, I am wearing

pyjamas every day to school. I have raised over �180. Allah could have

retired in September, but she has delayed it for a term so that she

could give one final fund-raising push. My last ambition for the

academy is, because we started raising money for Children In Need

in 1988, that this year we get to a total donation of �88,000. We have

�10,000 to raise this year. Children In Need is a passion for

me, because children are my life. I have had 37 1/2 very happy years of

teaching and will miss it hugely. I will miss my pupils and my

colleagues and the routine of teaching. I will miss Children In

Need enormously. It is so important to us to raise the �10,000 for her,

because she has done it for so many years. We wanted to do something

special. If she wants �10,000, we have to do it. A real Pudsey hero.

And guess what, she is here now! With her loyal support. You were

aiming to make that magic number, �88,000. What is your grand total?

To date, on our way down on the bus today, we heard that we had broken

�90,000. Let's hear it! You are an amazing Wallen. You are going to

retire from teaching eventually. Will you retire from fund-raising?

Goodness, no. They will not let me. And they are doing the right thing.

What would we do without you? To donate �10 to Children In Need

More music now. All the way from the States, performing their

favourite single, Glorious, it is The Pierces!

# If I found a way. # Then I would make you stay.

# Maybe one more night if you wanna. # If I found the rhyme.

# And I would take the time. # And sing you one more line.

# It would go like. # God bless the world, it's so

glorious. # God bless the ones we've loved.

# God bless the ones we've lost. # God bless the world, it's so

glorious. # I will never die, never die like

you. # If I found the boy, the one with

golden eyes. # You know I think I'd haunt you.

# And if I found the rhyme then I would take the time.

# And sing you one more line and it would go like.

# God bless the world, it's so glorious.

# God bless the ones we've loved. # God bless the ones we've lost.

# God bless the world, it's so glorious.

# I will never die, never die like you.

# I felt his hand today, across my shoulder.

# I'll kneel down to pray. # Say afterlife's OK.

# But it got so lonely when you turned away.

# God bless the world, it's so glorious.

# God bless the ones we've loved. # God bless the ones we've lost.

# God bless the world, it's so glorious.

# I will never die, never die like you.

# I felt his hand today, across my shoulder.

# I'll kneel down to pray. # Say afterlife's OK.

# But it got so lonely when you turned away.

# I saw his lie today, across my shoulder.

# I'll kneel down to pray. # I feel like hell today.

# But it got so lonely when you turned away.

# I felt his hand today, across my shoulder.

# I'll kneel down to pray. # Say afterlife's OK.

# But it got so lonely when you turned away.

# It got so lonely when you turned away.

# It got so lonely when you turned Coming up in just a few moments,

JLS. But first, another group able to help others thanks to the money

you give to Children in Need. name is Jay and and 11 years old. I

live in Aberdeen with my grandma and grandad and my brother. J and

Ben are twins born prematurely at 28 weeks they both have cerebral

palsy. Benn has learning difficulties and Jay has been

affected physically. I find walking hard by myself because I I have

cerebral palsy and I walk with assistance. What I find with my

walking frame is that -- is getting it in and out of tight shops and

going up pavements, getting upstairs, so, yes, it is pretty

hard. Two years ago J was told he could be in a wheelchair by the

time he was 12 but he is determined this will not happen. It is an

active life he craves. I feel as though there is more to life than

just sitting there. I want to go out and play football. I would love

to play my -- for my school football team. Yes! I find playing

football difficult. Like everybody else, they have a big space, but I

only have that little box between the wheels. At the end of the day

at least I try and it is the fact I tried, you know. They are all right

when the wreck school and in that environment they have plenty of

friends to play with but once they'd come home and the door is

shut behind them that is it. People don't come in as much as they do

because they used to come in every day and you know, because I have a

Walker, the wheels can't go very well on the grass and when they are

going on the grass I am basically stuck. If they don't want to play

with me they don't have to play with me. It is up to them but I

don't mind. Through a Children In Need funded project our frustrated

footballer and his brother have found another passion. Music for

you is a project that helps develop young people pub -- young people's

confidence and independence through music. The groupies busy rehearsing

for a performance next year. Yes, it is a really nice thing for me

and my brother to do together. We both like music. It doesn't matter

if you have a disability, autism, it is open to everyone. I never

thought I was going to enjoy performing, I thought it was one of

the things I was never going to enjoy but I have actually enjoyed

it and I'm glad my granddad found it. It is good, I have a skill some

people are totally afraid to do, like stand up on stage, just even

dance, just to be even be in the choir. Never mind singing

themselves. As long as I am on stage I am happy. I can forget

about having a disability that I have got because my walker does not

come into it. It is what you have On Thursday night there was a

massive concert by some of the biggest pop names in the world

performing in Manchester at a special concert for Children In

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Need. From that huge night, here is MUSIC I cant explain what's gotten

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into me. My sanity is in the London to jamaica L.a to africa She

makes me wanna Oh oh oh oh oh oh Earlier this evening we had a great

performance from our wonderful Children In Need Choir. They are

very well trained! We are going to hear from them again in just a

moment. They are not the only ones who have been singing here for

Pudsey. We have been asking schools and groups across Scotland did

learn a performer classic pop track a performing of the Children In

Need. The song is moving on up by Primal Scream and here are some of

the groups from around Scotland who have been performing for Pudsey.

Hello, I'm Bobby Gillespie from Primal Scream. Good luck to the

kids singing a song, I'm dining -- I am dying to hear it football --

or stuck these are fantastic voices And here is a school in Orkney.

Well done, guys. Now, checkout this Very nice. How about the fearless

firefighters in Glasgow. Now, Spot on, kids. Now, how about these

guys in South Lanarkshire. -- South Lanarkshire. They must really love

Pudsey. Some of them are even in the choir. Listen to this, Pudsey.

Some Glasgow schools doing so us Now something a little different

from the Isle of Harris, East Kilbride and the Isle of Skye. A

very special Gallic version. That is label six, of course, beautiful.

-- MUSIC: "Moving On Up". A big thanks to everyone who will thank -

- to set out for Pudsey. -- a big thanks to everyone who sang out for

A greater effort from all those groups singing out for Pudsey. In a

moment we're going to hear our Scottish Children in Need Choir

give the performance of the track but before then, time to thank

everyone who has made the show possible including the people

working behind the scenes and a huge thank you to all our

fundraisers here and right across And of course, thank you for making

a donation. If you haven't, text OK, time for a very special

performance. These young singers have come from across Scotland to

perform tonight. They have travelled thousands of miles,

rehearsed at home and in schools from Skye to Aberdeenshire,

Shetland to the Borders, and given their families mad. Here they are

with that song, Primal Scream's # I was blind, now I can see.

# You made a believer out of me. # I was blind, now I can see.

# You made a believer out of me. # I'm movin' on up now.

# Gettin' out of the darkness. # My light shines on.

# I was lost, now I'm found. # I believe in you, I've got no

bounds. # I was lost, now I'm found.

# I believe in you, I got no bounds. # I'm movin' on up now.

# Gettin' out of the darkness. # My light shines on.

# I'm movin' on up now. # Gettin' out of the darkness.