Part 3 BBC Children in Need

Welcome back to Children In Need 2011. Please welcome back your

hosts, Fearne Cotton and Sir Terry Wogan! CHEERING AND APPLAUSE Thank

you all, great voice of the balls. It's been a stunning night already.

We've reached totals that we've never reached this early. Because

you have been so magnificent, we're going to spoil you, an extra

special treat for you. I know it's...

CHEERING Easy! Easy. I know it's thoord

imagine, four fellas more hand self--- handsome, dashing and

charming than I am. They do exist. I don't like them. But they do

exist. It seems an impossibility. Here they are, performing their

song, Do You Feel What I Feel, go # There's a girl

# The way she moves # There's a DJ

# We've been drinking # Dancing with you

# I wanna kiss you cos I gotta know that tonight is real

# Do you feel what I feel?

# Do you feel what I feel?

# Do you feel what I feel? Just take this, get on the floor

# Do you feel what I feel? Two people falling in love

# Now the box is turning on the lights

# Do you see what I see?

# Got my car and it's waiting outside

# You should leave when I leave

# Dancing with you is so easy cos you're beautiful

# You make it hard for me, girl Every time we on the floor

# I wanna kiss you cos I gotta know that tonight is real

# Do you feel what I feel?

# Do you feel what I feel?

# Do you feel what I feel? Just take this, get on the floor

# Do you feel what I feel? Two people falling in love

# Can you feel the temperature rising?

# Can you feel the drink in your blood?

# Let me cast a beat and we'll ride it

# Go ahead and put your hands up

# Can you feel the temperature rising?

# Can you feel the drink in your blood?

# Let me cast a beat and we'll ride it

# Go ahead and put your hands up

# Put your hands in the air, baby Put your hands up

# Put your hands up Put your hands up

# Put your hands up Put your hands up

# Do you feel what I feel? Let's leave, let's get in the car

# Do you feel what I feel? Two people falling in love

# Do you feel what I feel? Let's leave, let's get in the car

# Do you feel what I feel? Two people falling in love

# Do you feel what I feel? Two people falling in love

# Two people falling in love Two people falling in love

# Two people falling in love Two people falling in love

# Two people falling in love Two people falling in love

# Do you feel what I feel?

# Do you feel what I feel? #

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

# Do you feel what I feel? #

CHEERING

CHEERING AND

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE JLS! Thank you, lads. That was brilliant.

Thank you for everything you've done for Children In Need over the

years. They work very hard for Children In Need. Terrific

supporters, thank you. I'd say that was fab. Great Scott

heavens to Betsy. Those boys have got some moves. Like you. Puts me

in mind of some of the farmers discos back in Ireland.

LAUGHTER I'm sure. If you think that's all

we have to offer this evening, you're very much mistaken. I'm sure.

Lady Gaga, Vic and Bob, Adele, the cast of Hollyoaks, Westlife and

Will Young. Don't forget, all of our acts

tonight are hoping that you'll watch them perform, enjoy it and

give what you can. This is a reminder of why we're all here

# You won't let go # This is no time to be alone

# You don't have to # You don't have to

You can see what this is all about. It's about changing children's

lives for the better. Times are tough. That's why we need your help,

more than ever. We're really hopeful that you can help us

tonight. The easiest way to donate is to call this number, but there

are other ways to give. You can pay in your fundraising

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

societies or at the Post Office. You can visit the Children In Need

website and give using your credit or debit card or your PayPal

account. Send a cheque or postal account. Send a cheque or postal

order to: Or phone to donate or order to: Or phone to donate or

tell us how much you've raised: We're constantly amazed by the

outstanding support we've received this year. Any of you who have been

watching The One Show will know there's one man who has gone the

extra mile for Children In Need this year. Should that be the extra

484 miles Matt Baker, taking on the task cycling all the way from

Edinburgh to London on a rickshaw. What a mad man! Totally mad. It's

been a massive struggle for Matt. He's been helped through the pain

by the support he's received along the way. Here's the moment he made

it back to Television Centre. # Because you're amazing, just the

way you are # And when you smile, the whole

stops and stares for a while # Because you're amazing, just the

way you are # CHEERING

Here's the great man himself, Mr Matt Baker!

APPLAUSE Congratulations. You've lost weight.

Yeah, I have. I have lost all sorts, my mind and the lot. You've lost a

buttock. You don't want to know. heard from The One Show your

efforts have raised �1 million. CHEERING AND APPLAUSE �1,263,000.

That's more incredible. It is unbelievable. Honestly, the support

we've had throughout Britain, it's just the people lining the streets,

I haven't cycled half a mile on my own. People have been out and

clapping and cheering and beeping and waving and everything. It's

been unbelievable. And drinks and food and everything. And handing

donation, to have the opportunity to see the connection with the

money coming in is unbelievable. terrific thing to do. You must be

absolutely... Yeah! Would you like a foot rub from Terry is what he's

getting to? Well, to be honest with you, Terry, usually at this time of

night, I'm sat in an ice bath, maybe if people donate enough,

maybe we could... Give it up for Matt everyone!

APPLAUSE A wonderful thing to do. Thank you.

It's a stunning thing to do, really a wonderful contribution to

Children In Need and our thanks to the show. Now teen soap Hollyoaks,

best known for its sensitive treatment of controversial issues.

You're right. I do often tune in to admire the tight plots and strong

muscular acting. Particularly the muscular stuff. Uh-huh. But can

they sing? That's the acid test. We're about to find out. Welcome

Apology for the loss of subtitles for 168 seconds

# Well CHEERING AND APPLAUSE Guys, my

goodness. I saw a lot of this going on. A lot of dancing. Was that

terrifying? Yeah. A little bit. We've not danced for years. Back

stage we were like this. Have we created a monster, is this going to

be a super group to release a single? Possibly. Yes. No! No!

only. That was brilliant. Give it up for the cast of Hollyoaks! Go

and rest. OK, now let's thank some more people whilst we recover from

Every girl Boots are selling

as well as loads of other Hi! And thanks to the hard-working

Children across the UK like these Brownies in Ashford,

What goes up must come down, but not like that!

That's better!

If you've been on a motorway recently,

you might have seen the Pudsey fundraising bus

and the Welcome Break team, hard at work, collecting donations.

Children In Need. Please donate!

Everyone got involved on the fundraising trail.

THEY CHEER

Extraordinary.

Extraordinary. We

Extraordinary. We can't

Extraordinary. We can't thank everyone enough for raising such

incredible amounts. There are people here in the audience and in

the earlier audience with cheques for thousands of pounds. I hope

they'll leave them with us for the Children In Need, because it's such

a busy evening. We haven't got all the time we need. Time's awasting

here. We've heard from people across the country who are doing

their bit, though. Amy from Basingstoke swam for Children In

Need raising �600. Well done Amy. Thank you.

APPLAUSE It's these contributions, it's the

small amounts that make the difference to our amount for

Children In Need. Earlier tonight we showed you a film about a little

boy called Elliot. We've been overwhelmed by your response. So we

thought we should show it to you again.

As I said earlier, it's a very tough film to watch, but I think

Being air parent is one of the most joyful things in the world but also

one of the most painful. The thought of losing a child is

unbearable. I'd like to introduce to you a family and they're going

to tell you about Elliot, a lovely little boy and a great Big Brother.

They also want to tell you about the special place that supported

Well, two weeks to go, Elliot was born

And then we had Findlay three and a half years later.

I thought we had it all - perfect family, nice home, two lovely boys.

And then...

bang, all our world came tumbling down.

These were Elliot's books. And these are mine now.

Findlay's big brother Elliot

was seven years old when he was diagnosed with leukaemia.

Elliot was dead handsome, he was really gorgeous,

he had his white blonde hair, he always had it gelled, spiky.

He was always a really good little boy.

Always had a ball in his hand. He just loved football.

This was Elliot's.

It had his bed in it, we took the bed down.

Despite intense chemotherapy, Elliot's cancer kept coming back.

His only option was a bone marrow transplant

and a donor was eventually found in January this year.

We were all geared up to transplant,

and then, two days before we were due to go to transplant,

um, the overseas donor had to pull out because of a medical condition.

So two days before transplant, it was all off.

And we just couldn't believe it.

And Elliot said, "Oh, well, that's OK.

"I can go to school tomorrow now." That's kids for you though.

He had the right outlook, Elliot, really, you know,

he never let anything get him down.

They did find another donor, but this time it was too late.

Elliot's cancer was now so aggressive

he only had a few weeks left.

That's when they made the decision to come to Claire House.

Claire House is a children's hospice

which offers care and support to children

with life-limiting illnesses.

It also provides much-needed respite for their families.

It's a place where children can still be children.

No matter how ill they are.

But sadly, for some, Claire House does mean the end of their journey.

Thanks to your generosity, Children In Need

is able to fund a team of nurses

dedicated to supporting others like Jackie

through the final days of their child's life.

Hospice to home team came to build a relationship with Elliot

and us as a family.

And that relationship had to be built very quickly,

because end of life was pretty near.

Um, you know, it was two to three weeks.

We then started to come up here with Elliot

and walked in the gardens and things and, you know,

he did become quite poorly quite quickly then.

he did become quite poorly quite quickly then.

In March this year, Elliot Wild lost his battle with leukaemia.

He was nine years old.

Elliot rested here for over a week and we stayed here with him.

It was like an extended family, really.

They helped us do the death certificate,

they helped do some handprints of Elliot afterwards

and things like that, that now months on,

are really comforting.

That was my dad's and that was my mum's.

They sended the picture to heaven

so that Elliot could have his done and that was mine.

Claire House were so supportive that week

that I just don't know what we'd have done without their expert care.

We miss him terribly.

We miss him terribly.

Elliot would never want us to be sad, never.

He was always saying, "Stop crying."

So we're getting there, getting there. Slowly but surely, you know.

Claire House supported Jackie and her family

through the worst time of their lives

and there are many more families they could help.

But right now two of their ten beds are empty

because they can't afford to run them.

There are many special places like Claire House in the UK today

doing incredibly important work and helping families like Elliot's.

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You raised

You raised me

You raised me up.

You raised me up. So I can walk on mountains. You raised me up to walk

on stormy seas. I am strong when I am on your shoulders. You raised me

up to more than I can be. You raised me up so I can stand on

mountains. You raised me are to walk on stormy

seas. I am strong when I am on your

shoulders. You raised me up to more than I can

You raised me up so I can stand on mountains.

You raised me are to walk on stormy seas.

I am strong when I am on your shoulders.

You raised me up to more than I can Thank you. Thank you Westlife.

You've still got it fellas. Fantastic. Wonderful supporters of

Children In Need. They've helped us for years. Westlife!

CHEERING . Now, I feel the need for a total.

Can you stand it, standing here, while the fireworks go off. We'd

love to know. Here we go. We've been doing

fantastically this year, in view of the economic disaster the country

has been suffering, it's been an extraordinary response by the

British public. Let's see how we're doing so far. Let's see if it's a

big one. �19,555,068.

CHEERING Fellas, I have to tell you all,

that's what we made last year by the end of the evening.

CHEERING We've got another three hours to go.

What can the total be by the time we get to 2am? This is brilliant.

Fantastic. Let's make it �30 million.

APPLAUSE Let's have a look at what else is

to come this evening. In the next hour: Vic and Bob and

magician dynamo. Yorkshire street magic. Performances from Olly Murs,

Steps and The Saturdays, plus We're jam packed full of fun

tonight I can tell you. Over the years, it's fair to say we've had

some surreal moments on Children In Need. A couple of years ago, they

nearly killed me with a load of iron. I'm not sure it wasn't

deliberate. I'm fairly sure none of them will come close to this, look,

Who's that, I know it's Dynamo. He's a sleek magician. But we're

the original Yorkshire street magicians. This is what we think of

There. What do you think of him? I'll show you what I think of him

using Yorkshire street magic! look at that. So come and join us

as we perform street magic on the What's your name? I'm Dylan. Dylan,

a few questions for you before we proceed. Are you asthmatic? No.

you a Polish national? No. Is he diabetic? Are you diabetic?

Have you suffered a recent bereavement? No. It's safe to

Street magic. Look at him over there. What a chump he is. He's got

a bonnet on. It looks like he's gone on holiday to Bridlington,

something like that let's approach the chump. He's not even dressed up.

Look at us compared to that. Grab him. Excuse me. Would you be

interested in receiving some Yorkshire street magic? We're from

Yorkshire. I see you're wearing training shoes! Take them off.

got a carrier bag. Put them in. I'll pop it in there.

Gone! You'll have to get yourself a new shoe. We're outside the shoe

shop, so have a look in there. Look. What's that will? Have a look.

Give me your hand. Watch. Rubbish! Who's got 20p on them,

20p? I have. Right, son. What's your name? Sean. Write your

initials on there, Sean. Sean what? Williams. SW, thank you. I'll take

that back. Where's that gone? It's disappeared but where can it have

gone, Sean? I don't know. Lay an egg for me chick-chick-chick-chick-

chicken. Oh, dear. What's in there? try something with you. Of course

you can. I'm slight-of-handio, by the way. Magic John. I'm dynamo.

Mix the cards up. Of course I will. I'm a lot faster than you. That's

pretty quick. It's very good, took a few years.

And you. That's all I need to do. Take one out. Don't let anybody see

it. Don't even look at it yourself. It's the three of hearts. Show

everybody. Three of hearts. That is an old one.

Three of hearts, everyone. APPLAUSE

Three of hearts. So what. that's street magic. That's the

three, yeah? Yeah. I'll put it a about halfway down. That is the

middle, right? Happy with that? three of hearts.

APPLAUSE You need an assistant, someone to

help you out. What about him? me and you together, like. Where

are you going somewhere do you think you're going? He's going off

with Dynamo, what a pair of creeps. It's just me, Magic John, on my own

now. Hey, do you want to see my carrot? Ooh! Look at that. What was

Vic and Bob! You haven't entered a parallel universe. That's just Vic

and Bob showing their support for Pudsey in their own different way.

Now, as we hope you know, every single penny you donate to Children

In Need is spent supporting children who live right here in the

UK. Right now Children In Need supports 2,a 12 projects across the

-- 2,512 projects across the country. Next, a project which

helps children who have been betrayed in the very worst way by

adults. Here's Jessie J. Number film you're about to see, we have

changed people's names and used the voice of an actor. We have done

this because we need to protect the identity of the brave young girl

who has agreed to tell us her story. Like many teenagers, she's had some

issues - family rows, feeling isolated and struggling at school.

All this made her vulnerable. Then she met an older man who she

thought might help her. She could not have been anymore wrong. This

isn't an easy story to watch, but her story needs to be told. Things

were always pretty chaotic at home, you know? Arguments and fighting. I

was never really happy, then when I got to school, it got bad when some

of the older girls started bullying me. That's when I first met him. He

was a friend of a friend, and I got talking to him at a party. He spent

the whole night listening to me. After that I saw him loads. He used

to wait for me after school sometimes to check I was OK and

everything. He even gave me presents. I felt really special. I

started to see less and less of my friends because I was hanging out

with him. It was exciting. One night it all went wrong. We

were at a house party. He said how great I looked. He said to wait and

went to get me a drink. He locked the door, which was weird. When I

came back, I could hear other voices too. Then he came in with

his mates. When I asked what was happening, he just pushed me back

on the bed. He hurt me a lot. They all did. I've never felt more

frightened. I thought he loved me. I kept thinking I'd done something

wrong. When they left, they didn't lock the door properly, so I

managed to get out and go to the police station. That's when I met

Debbie from the project for the first time. I didn't really know I

had been raped because I was his girlfriend, wasn't I? But she told

me what he did was wrong. The project supports victims of sexual

abuse. Survivors, Debbie calls us. She's helped me so much. She looked

after me during the trial, and even though it's over now and he has

been locked up for a long time, I still stay in contact with her. She

says the door is always open. I am getting on much better with mum.

And I'm going back to school. I'll never forget what happened, though.

Debbie says it's like I've put it in a box, and you never know when

the lid will open, but for now, I'm She's such a brave girl, and it's

great to hear she's doing well for now, but I'm sorry to say her story

is not unique. The truth is that case of sexual exploitation like

hers are on the rise in the UK. What happened to her from the

moment she met him was wrong. She was robbed of her childhood. We

can't change the past, but with the right help, we can try to help

people like her rebuild their Stories like that make you feel a

real mixture of emotions. You feel angry, upset and helpless, but

you're not helpless because, as you have heard, we can with your money

make a difference. �40 pace for one-to-one support sessions to help

a sexually exploited child cope with their trauma. It really does

make a huge difference, and it's so important. So please call 03457 33

22 33. You can always, of course, give online. Thank you.

Thank you, Fearne. Coming up very soon, we have Olly Murs and -

APPLAUSE Don't start all that with me. The

Rizzle Kicks on stage performing live.

APPLAUSE But first, it's time to give you

The Celebrity Style Challenge Chipmunk, Kevin Pietersen

design clothes to be sold onthe high street for Children In Need.

I've never done anything like this before in my life.

From the initial sketching, the stars were hands-on throughout the process.

With some taking to the task in hand better than others.

It's a question of taste.

The final pieces were paraded in a bespoke fashion show

under the close scrutiny of a very appreciative crowd.

Before a live window display on Oxford Street launched the final pieces to the public.

As the new designs fly off the rails,we'd like to say a massive thank you

to all the stars involved in the Celebrity Style Challenge,

and the staff and customers of Debenhams.

Together,

Together, you

Together, you have

Together, you have raised �200,000 for Children In Need.

APPLAUSE Well, that's terrific. Well done.

Great to see so many famous faces getting involved there, and thank

you, all of you who contributed in whatever way you could for Children

In Need. Now, do let us know what you're up to on Facebook, by the

way, or Twitter. I am sure we're massively trending at the moment.

We're trendy kind of people. We're trending away. Next, on stage is

someone who has an uncanny ability to make teenagers, mums and grans

fall in love with him. Terry, I'm afraid it's not you. What? It's the

brilliant singer performing with the cheeky grin. It's the Riz

# My heart skips, skips, skips # So put another record on

# Listen to the same sad song Playing on repeat

# Cos every time we come this close My heart skips, skips a beat

# So come on, spin me around Now I don't wanna go home

# Cos when you hold me like this

# You know my heart skips, skips a beat

# I know I should But I can't leave it alone

# And when you hold me like this

# That's when my heart skips, skips a beat

Oh, oh-oh, oh, oh-oh Oh, oh-oh, oh, oh-oh, oh, oh-oh

# So hung up

# We can't let go

# If you really have to leave

# One more time just move me slow

# So put another record on Playing on repeat

# Nothing really matters when we're dancing

# Cos all you ever need to know is what you do to me

# And every time you hold me close my heart skips, skips a beat

# So come on, spin me around Now I don't wanna go home

# Cos when you hold me like this

# You know my heart skips, skips a beat

# I know I should But I can't leave it alone

# And when you hold me like this

# That's when my heart skips, skips a beat

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

RAPS: # Rizzle Kicks, yeah

# At the start of the night I was like, what?

RAPS: # Let's have a team talk

# Playing with this lady isn't something I'd agree for

# Vibes keep going up and down like a see-saw

# Should have just taken her to the cinema to see Saw

# Ooh, she let me sleep with her

# I figured her figure's a sure, sure winner

# Plus, I've got to leave from the back, I'm a skipper

# You make my heart skip, skip Skip, skip, skip Skip a beat.

# So come on, spin me around Now I don't wanna go home

# So come on, spin me around Now I don't wanna go home

# Cos when you hold me like this

# Cos when you hold me like this

# You know my heart skips, skips a beat

# I know I should But I can't leave it alone

# So when you hold me like this

# That's when my heart skips, skips a beat

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

# Heart skips, skips a beat

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

# My heart skips, skips a beat. #

Thank

Thank you,

Thank you, UK!

APPLAUSE

APPLAUSE CHEERING

CHEERING AND

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE Olly

Olly Murs

Olly Murs -

Olly Murs - I've

Olly Murs - I've always loved to say that - Olly Murs! Thank you,

Olly, terrific support, terrific. A host of music performances coming

up, but first David Tenant has the kind of news that make your

donations possible. Children with Asperger's Syndrome

can find the world a very difficult, lonely place. If you can't make eye

contact or start a conversation, making friends is pretty hard. If

you're thrown by a routine and change can be daunting, I'd like to

introduce you to a young man called Nathan. He's 16, and he's going to

You're sort of like detached from the world in a way. You can't

really make connections with people as easily as other people can. All

the signs were there when you look back about how he had obsessions

and the things that he did - yeah, it just made sense. He's very

logical, likes things to have a set outcome, things like that. It's not

contagious. It's just a mental difference, really, a difference in

how the brain works. Like many children with Asperger's, Nathan

found life at school very tough. was quite lonely and quite

alienated and a bit of hostility towards me as well. I was very

anxious, struggling to handle all the workload as well. His mum and

dad eventually decided to remove him from school, but things went

from bad to worse. He began to lose weight. His confidence went really

down. His self-esteem was at rock bottom. He'd given up on everything,

and started becoming suicidal, like. Nathan and his family felt like

they'd reached a dead end. But then they found the Autistic Society for

the Greater Manchester area. Here, trained staff like Paul are able to

support and build confidence in kids with Asperger's. They also run

a programme funded by Children In Need, which specifically helps them

cope with the challenges they face. In 2000 we started a project called

Aspirations. People with Asperger's don't quite fill in in school. The

idea with social groups was to get them to make friends and have a

better quality of life. Once we get them here, amazing changes we see

in just their well-being and self- esteem. Nathan has come on tenfold

in probably just over a year I have been working with him from not

really wanting to go out of the house. It's fantastic. He's come on

in leaps and bounds. It is great because it's got people to relate

to, to talk to, to keep him happy. I don't really know what stage we'd

be at if it wasn't for them. With Paul's help, Nathan is about to

take a massive step. See you later. On to college we must go. He's

starting at a new school. It's fantastic knew, but also daunting

because everyday tasks we take for granted can be tough for Nathan,

like the journey to school. There is a lot of unpredictability with

things like that. So I try and make things as easy and planned as

possible. You don't want to make eye contact with anybody, you can

always bring a book out with us. has helped get him back on his feet,

but they have weight list of 40 children who are in desperate need

of specialist care and support. With the right help, these children

could turn their lives around too. He didn't really have a future. At

this time 18 months ago, I wouldn't have thought we'd be looking at

college and him thinking he could do it. It's very different in a

word. I feel like a different person than I was two or three

years ago, more open, more friendly. More able to talk to people. This

is a project that is changing lives. With your help, we can provide a

brighter future for other kids just like Nathan. Please give as much as

you can. The number to call is 03457 33 22 33.

Thank you. Nathan, you're fantastic. We salute you. Hope college is

going brilliantly. �15 pays for a one-to-one travel support session

like the one you've just seen, and that support means Nathan can go to

college and change his life. You can change lives too simply by

picking up the phone. Just call us - 03457 33 22 33. Hello, sir Terry.

You're itching, aren't you? I am itching. I would love to know

what's coming up on the show, actually. Um, I have no idea.

have a look. LAUGHTER

Coming up in the next 60 minutes, The Saturdays take to the stage,

Adele and the cast of the West End Now, Fearne... Yes. Pay attention,

Fearne, I'm talking to you. You know what they say about some bands

- they're better - best forgotten, aren't they? That is true, Terry.

But I am a great believer in better the devil you know. Indeed. But we

don't want tonight to turn into some kind of "tragedy". Do you

follow? I follow. That, Terry, though, is the last thing on my

mind. Sorry. Without further adieu, five, six, seven, eight - take it

away, Steps. # I wanted your love

# All the laughter that we shared # I cannot count

# And do you ever think of me # Oh, I know

# And loving someone else no doubt

# Well, I'm one for sorrow

# Ain't it too, too bad?

# Are you breaking someone else's heart

# Cos you're taking my love where you are?

# Well, I'm one for sorrow

# Ain't it too, too bad about us? #

# Into each life some rain must fall

# I didn't know I would catch it all

# The clear skies have gone and you with them too

# It's not the same now without you

# I used to say you're so beautiful

# But it didn't change a thing at all

# There's nowhere to run Got nowhere to hide

# I can't forget you and I've tried

# But I'm a deeper shade of blue

# And there's nothing I can do

# You're so far, far away

# Yeah, I'm a darker shade of me

# And I just can't be free

# You're so far, far away You're so far away

# You're so far away Hey-ay... #

# Here at night In a lost and lonely part of town

# Held in timeIn a world of tears I slowly drown

# Going home I just can't make it

# All alone, I really should be holding you, holding you

# Loving you, loving you

# Tragedy, when the feeling's gone And you can't go on

# It's tragedy, when the morning cries and you don't know why

# It's hard to bear

# With no-one to love you You're going nowhere

# Tragedy, when you lose control And you got no soul

# It's tragedy, when the morning cries and you don't know why

# It's hard to bear

# With no-one beside you You're going nowhere... #

APPLAUSE

APPLAUSE Steps,

Steps, thank

Steps, thank you.

Steps, thank you. Steps!

Steps, thank you. Steps! Thank you so much, guys. Welcome back. Terry

was dancing during that. I was moving. I was moving. It's terrific

to see you back. Well done. there. You're sounding as good as

ever. Terrific to have you with us, and thank you for joining us for

Children In Need. Ladies and gentlemen, give it up for Steps one

more time. Thanks, guys. Great job. Thank you, guys. That was

absolutely brilliant. That was brilliant. Please do keep calling.

The number again is 03457 33 22 33. Thank you. Now, we've loved hearing

all about the Children In Need fund-raising going on all over the

Apology for the loss of subtitles for 168 seconds

UK. Here's just a taster of what # La, da, da, da, da

# La, da, da, da, da, da, da # Et. Keep holding on

# Because you'll make it through # Make it through

# Just stay strong # Because you know I'm here for you

# I'm here for you # Nothing you can say

# Nothing you can do # MUSIC

# Keep holding on # Because you'll make it through

# Make it through # Keep holding on

Good works. Now an important and occasionally

controversial programme like this with a motor mouth presenter like

Terry is bound to attract the occasional complaint and we have

had a few! Yes!

The controller of programmes shouldn't be up at this time of

night. No, this was complaints from dads.

Mums were delighted, JLS and One Direction, but dads want something

special for them. Well, I have used my considerable

sway in these parts, I know, I know, I'm fooling myself. To provide you

with the most gorgeous girls around. They stand before you, The

# What's it gonna be? Are you # What it's gonna take?

# Where you gonna go? Tell me doyou know when is your heart in need?

# Cos if you leave Baby, then leave

# Make up your mind before you shut the door

# Cos if there's a chance We might've missed

# And if there's a ray of light in this

# Baby, you should know that this is- where my heart takes over, over

# Going back in time you know wehave tried too hard to let this fade

# Almost disappeared Still we made it here, baby

# And look me in the eye Promise I won't cry

# This is your choice to make

# Cos if you go Baby, then go

# You change your mind I won't be here no more

# Cos if there's a chance We might've missed

# And if there's a ray of light in this

# Baby, you should know that thisis where my heart takes over, over

# And if there's a small piece left of us

# Somewhere in the battles we have lost

# Baby, look at me cos thisis where my heart takes over, over

# Over, this is where my heart takes over, over

# This is where my heart takes over, over

# This is where my heart takes over, over

# This is where my heart takes over, over

# What's it gonna be? Are you really walking away from this?

# Cos if there's a chance We might've missed

# And if there's a ray of light in this

# Baby, you should know that thisis where my heart takes over, over

# And if there's a small piece left of us

# Somewhere in the battles we have lost

# Baby, look at me cos this is where my heart takes over, over

# Over, this is where my heart takes over, over

# This is where my heart takes over, over

# This is where my heart takes over, over

# This is where my heart takes over, over. #

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Gorgeous

Gorgeous ladies.

Gorgeous ladies. I

I shall

I shall move

I shall move across.

I shall move across. Hi ya. look gorgeous.

I'm all the better for seeing you. There have been far too many young

fellas on. You have got some razzle-dazzle,

ladies. Like yourself.

Nice glittery hair. Thank you very much.

Frankie has got a fan up there. Thank you Saturdays. Thank you,

ladies. That's really lovely. Terry... Don't start shouting at me.

Sir Terry Wogan. You are a newcomer here so have a bit of respect.

Terry, you watch BBC Three, don't you? Ah yes, Fern, I like to keep

up-to-date with the nation's youth. You will be a fan of Russell

Howard's work, right? I watch little else!

OK. You will be pleased to hear what we have drafted Russell in to

keep us up-to-dated. Hello. Hello. Hello. Welcome to a

special Children In Need edition of Good News. I want to share with you

some of my favourite stories. I hope you enjoy.

Probably the biggest story of the summer, Eamonn Holmes can make

women organism just by saying their name.

Go on. LAUGHTER

Now, if you're planning to interrupt someone on the news, this

is how you do it. I'm not hearing that.

Oh. Sorry. A human who makes an animal noise.

If only there was an animal who makes human noises. Perhaps a cat

that could say no. No. No. No. No.

Finally, if you report from a windy pier, you get what you deserve.

There is a big wave and I'm going to step out slightly.

In Royal news The Queen has been on a trip down under.

The Queen and Prince Philip arrived in Australia for a ten-day visit.

They will be based from Canberra. Did you see the Australian media

coverage? Was it me, or were their reports a little bit more bid?

Queen will arrive in Canberra tonight for possibly her last visit

to Australia. On what may ever be her last trip.

Probably her very last time. I hate to use the word "die" so I

won't. It is a wonder they didn't follow

her around dressed as death. This reporter was was having a upon

at how Liz smells. The Queen touched down in Perth

last night. It is like a ding ding o.

This guy has to win the award for saying what you see.

The Queen wore lilac and had fresh flowers had her hat. The Duke of

Edinburgh didn't. LAUGHTER

Later on, she will be waving using her hand!

LAUGHTER This has to be the saddest story of

the week. The veteran Radio DJ and television presenter, Sir Jimmy

Savile has died.. You don't get people like him on on

TV anymore. He looked amazing. Look at that. He is like a cross tween

Boris Johnson and Vicky Pollard. Check this out.

Welcome to Jim' ll Fix It. He was the man who made dreams come

true. He did. Kids used to write to him and ask him to make their

dreams come true and back then their dreams were insane.

"dear Jim Jim please could you fix it for me to become a suitcase.".

That's children's tvr. Children's - - TV. Forget Dick and Dom.

APPLAUSE The suitcase. This is amazing.

Someone should have asked Jim to play football at Wembley.

Jimmy Savile is such a big part of my childhood, without him I would

never had that moment when I watched chubby scouts eat their

dinner on a rollercoaster. LAUGHTER

Thanks, Jim. The only criticism I have of Jimmy, he never answered my

my letter. "dear Jim, can you fix it for me to look less like Harry

Potter?" Mind you, those glasses got me a lot of ladies. Dinner

This story is about Will and the wonderful support and Children In

Need. Prior to the accident Will was a happy ten-year-old. He loved

to get his knees dirty and doing all the things that boys do.

In In February 2004, Will was hit by a car on the way home from

school. It left him permanently brain damaged.

As a baby, I learned who he was. I knew his personality what makes him

tick and suddenly you have got a child coming home ten years of you

have got got a clue who they are. Since the accident Will requires

round the clock care which means it is hard for him to spend time with

other young people. Now, he goes to Splash, a play

centre funded by Children In Need which offers activities in the

school holidays for children with a wide range of disabilities.

It made such a difference to his life. It is fantastic.

Please help us to support special projects like Splash. Please call:

Thank you. I hope you enjoyed the show. Please

remember every penny that's raised on Children In Need is spent on

projects in the UK. The number to Thank you, Russell Howard.

You are a big fan, aren't you of his now? Don't start leaving me.

Carry on. We need to thank some of you you

people out there who made this year's appeal extra special.

Here. Here. We. We know him as the big friendly bear, but for the rest

of the year, Pudsey is hard at work. And here he took the opportunity to

say thanks to the staff and customers of the Post Office and

Royal Mail for all their fund- raising efforts before renewing his

passport photo and I'm not sure they'll accept that, Pudsey!

Down in Portsmouth, it wasn't business as usual.

Short, bab and sides, madam, a big thanks to the sports sports clubs

throughout the UK. They have been tackling the streets

with their collection buckets. Good work, team!

Wow, I mean what a fantastic job. Amazing work from you guys.

Everybody out there is making such an incredible effort this year and

we really appreciate it. Thank you. We have heard from some of Pudsey's

pals, Olivia and and friends aged 12 raised �275 at their bake sale

in North Yorkshire, thank you, ladies.

Yes, indeed. I see Helen O'Grady Academy has a cheque for �15,000.

Lovely. The money you all give really, it

creates such a difference. Next if you are a child living with cancer,

life can be pretty grim. It is not just about hospital treatment

either, the illness can reach out well beyond the ward ward and have

a big effect on life at home which brings its own set of challenges.

Here is Dr Karen Gillen to tell you about a boy called today.

Today has been living with a brain tumour. Like most boys his age,

today likes football and playing outside with his friends.

Unfortunately a lot of that isn't possible anymore. The wee scar goes

up around there and near me heart. He used to do loads of other things.

He loved his football. He He loved his bike and he loved his

skateboard. To get that taken away from him was very, very hard.

Today is often unable to leave the house because he can't risk

infection. What age is Toddy Two.

The hardest thing about the disease is the isolation. The playground is

just 100 yards away. When he is feeling down, it can be like a sad

thing. The worst part of staying at home

for Todd is missing his school friends.

I might have a cold and like if they give me a cold or I get an

infection and get into hospital and get all this stuff done to me that

I don't want done to me. For Ellen and the family family

coping with with Todd's illness is a 24/7 job,, job, but there is help

at hand. The Northern Ireland Cancer Fund for children provide a

weekly visit from a family support visitor.

My role is to come in and do activities with the children. The

families are very isolated and the children love to see another face

coming. What does a dinosaur do? Raaar.

I am here for two hours every Friday.

We have grown to love Carol. Family support workers are there

for the children at every stage of their treatment.

When children are in hospital, we will stay with the children

children to sort of make it a fun place if that's possible.

If there was more funding available, I would love her some more. Another

hour would be tremendous. There is going to be an impact for

the rest of you are lives for Todd, even if the chemo does the trick,

it won't be removed so it will always be there. That's something

that we have to live with. But he is a fighter. He is not

going anywhere that boy, I can tell you.

Todd's journey is far from over, but the support provided has made a

difference and with more support they can provide more hours of help

to more families. Please call: Just just �40 could pay for a day's

emotional support for a family like Todd's.

Please call, 03457 33 22 33. Now, after everything that happened

already, it is hard to believe there is so much great stuff to

come, but it is true. It is a fact... You are not lying!

Starting with another live exclusive.

It is blinding. One of the great Children In Need traditions is

seeing the finest musical shows leaving their West End homes and

making the journey to Television Centre to perform for our studio

audience... Are you still there? CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

And of course, you at home. We are so excited to have them here for a

toe-tapping extravaganza. Please # Days can be sunny

# Birds in the tree sing their day full of song

# Why shouldn't we sing along?

# I'm chipper all the day Happy with my lot

# How do I get that way?

# Look at what I've got

# I got rhythm, I got music

# I got my man Who can ask for anything more?

# I got daisies in green pastures

# I got my man Who can ask for anything more?

# Old man trouble, I don't mind him

# You won't find him round my door

# I got starlight, I got sweet dreams

# I got my man Who can ask for anything more?

# Who can ask for anything more?

Apology for the loss of subtitles for 168 seconds

# I got rhythm, I got music

# I got rhythm, I got music

# I got rhythm, I got music

Apology for the loss of subtitles for 168 seconds

# Who could ask for anything more?! #

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Thank

Thank you,

Thank you, guys.

Thank you, guys. That was incredible.

Oh my goodness. I can't tap to save my life, but I was trying. You can

do high kicks. Not in these shoes and not in this dress.

Well done everybody and thank you. Terrific. Absolutely terrific.

There is is a lot of heavy breathing. Thank you for help us.

Thank you for having us. It has been brilliant.

I understand you have done a little bit of work on our behalf?

brilliant front of house staff have been working hard and we have got

�5,000 for you. Thank you.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE Let's hear it for the cast of Crazy

For You, everyone. Let's see how that has added on to

the grand total so far. Had is our total, -- this is our

total, the last time we had it and we were making more money than we

made at the end of last year's programme. So what's it going to be

this time? Can we over the �20 million? It would be incredible.

Anybody see behind all the helmets there? Let's see what the total is.

Here it comes. Wow!

That is fantastic. Great balls of fire!

That's amazing. Wow. I don't remember an evening like

this and we have got hours to go. We have got a couple of hours to go,

what's going to be our total. you. Thank you.

Well done, everyone. We're doing so well, but we still need your help.

We have got so much to do so keep watching and hopefully giving. This

is what is in store. Lady Gaga. Adel. The Muppets. Will

Young. And Matt Cardle. Now, the kids from Outnumbered, it

is all go, will be tucked up in bed now, probably tired out from the

special treat they gave us on Children In Need earlier. But we

would like to see it again from ALL: # Here we come

# We get the funniest looks from # Here we come, walking down the

# Hey, hey, we're The Monkeys! And people say we monkey around

street #

# Hey,

# Hey, hey,

# Hey, hey, we're

# But we're too busy singin' # We're just tryin' to be friendly

# We're the young generation And we've got somethin' to say

# We go wherever we want to Do what we like to do

# We don't have time to get restless

# There's always something new

# Hey, hey, we're The Monkeys! And people say we monkey around

# But we're too busy singin' To put anybody down

# We're just tryin' to be friendly Come and watch us sing and play

# Hey, hey, we're the monkeys

# Hey, hey, we're the monkeys and

# Hey, hey, we're the monkeys and people.

# We're the young generation And we've got somethin' to say... #

# Hey, hey, we're The Monkeys And people say we monkey around

# But we're too busy singin' To put anybody down

# We're just tryin' to be friendly Come and watch us sing and play

# We're the young generation And we've got somethin' to say. #

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

people. Oh,

people. Oh, they

people. Oh, they are

people. Oh, they are the cutest kids in the world.

So many of you have taken this year's appeal to your hearts. We

have got a great crowd in the studio here.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE There are more carrying cheques.

So what do you think will be coming next? Is it a big thank you? Do you

know, you're beginning to get the hang of this. Good.

Pudsey Pudsey went to pieces when he realise he wasn't the only bear

Ever wanted to make all thanks to the UK's

To the Lakeland store where staff have been putting

But hey! Why should the adults That's right, kids - get stuck in.

I tell you what, it really is incredible seeing the amounts

everyone has managed to raise. Abigail cycled from Selby to York

with her dad and raised �152 last weekend! APPLAUSE Thank you so much.

Now, earlier, Gary Barlow introduced us to a young man called

Will who made a huge impression on him. It's made a big impression on

you at home, too, so we would like to show it to you again. Life can

change without any warning. You are about to hear from a family whose

lives were turned upside-down seven years ago, all in a split-second.

Prior to the accident, Will was a happy ten-year-old. If there was a

tree, he would climb it. He loved to get his knees dirty. All the

things that boys do. The 26th February, 2004, was the day that

everything changed. He was a bit late home. I did have a gut feeling

that something wasn't quite right. From my house I could see the

traffic building up and then an ambulance shooting down the road. I

knew that it was him. I don't know how I knew. Then the phone call

came to say that Will had been hit by a car. You don't know whether

he's been killed on the road. I had no idea. I ran down to the scene

and saw him. The impact was so severe it left Will permanently

brain damaged. As a baby, I learnt who he was, you know his

personality, you know his strengths, his weaknesses. You have a child

coming home, ten years of age, and you have not got a clue who they

It affects him mentally. He's lost his speech. He can't walk.

Will's family, life after the accident presented a whole new

reality. He can't eat. He's fed through a tube in his tummy and is

fed a milk diet. So, really, it's taken away everything he could do

before. Now 17 and having regained the use of his right arm, Will

communicates using gestures and cards. He still requires round-the-

clock care in the family home. was the first one to make him smile.

He was in a ball pool. Will was in his wheelchair. I picked him up by

his feet and William burst out laughing. LAUGHTER That is the

first time that he actually showed us an awareness that there was

something more going on. After his accident, his friends from school

would come in and play. But they found it really difficult. I can

understand that. But suddenly it left him with no friends. These

were the people that he had grown up with and suddenly they weren't

visiting any more. There is one place where Will can have fun and

be an independent young man. Will! Have fun. Bye, mum. Splash is a

play centre funded by Children In Need which offers activities and

outings in the school holidays for children with a wide range of

additional needs. When he goes to Splash, everyone accepts him, the

staff don't talk down to him. makes everyone laugh. They go,

"Here comes trouble!" It's so important to him because he needs

that time to be a 17-year-old. Splash makes such a positive impact

on the children that go there, but funds are tight and there is a

waiting list which means there are others like Will who are missing

out. It's made such a difference to his life, actually. It's a

fantastic place. Please help us to support special projects like

Splash and help more young people like Will live life to the full.

Pick up the phone and call 03457 33 22 33. Thank you so much.

Thank you, Gary. Gary gave you the number there. Do what you can. That

is why you at home are donating. Keep digging deep. You are making a

huge difference. Now, she can't be with us tonight but Adele wanted to

do her bit so she's given us an exclusive performance and recording

of her at the Albert Hall earlier this year. It is back and enjoy but

please do pick up the phone whilst # When the rain

# And the whole world # When the evening shadows

# Well, I will hold you for a million years

# To make you feel my love

# I know you haven't made your mind up yet

# But I will never do you wrong

# I've known it from the moment that we met

# No doubt in my mind where you belong

# I'd go hungry I'd go black and blue

# And I'd go crawling down the avenue

# No, there's nothing that I wouldn't do

# To make you feel my love, yeah... #

# The storms are raging on the rolling sea

# And on that highway of regret

# Though winds of change are blowing wild and free

# You ain't seen nothing like me yet

# I could make you happy Make your dreams come true

# There's nothing that I wouldn't do

# Go to the ends of this Earth for you

# To make you feel my love

# To make you feel my love. #

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Ah!

Ah! That

Ah! That was

Ah! That was so beautiful. Thank you, Adele. Do get well soon. We

are sending our love. You will be able to watch that concert in full

on BBC One in the near future. have you been glued to the goings-

on at Downton Abbey? Oh, yes. watch it personally for the

fashions! This hasn't stopped the Crawley family supporting good old

Please don't forget the thousands of children who need your help

tonight. Pick up the phone or go online and give whatever you can.

Thank you. Have a fantastic night. APPLAUSE So, if his Lordship asks

you to help him out, it is probably best you do as he says. You know

the number by now. 03457 33 22 33. Give it a go! Go on. Earlier on,

four very brave BBC Newsreaders threw caution to the wind and

danced like devils for Pudsey! This Hello. I've got you, I've got you.

Welcome to Children In Need's Strictly Come Dancing.

It's nice to see you,

to see you...

AUDIENCE: Nice!

Well, Brucie, the top story tonight

is that four of the BBC's female newsreaders have left the safety of their desks

for the danger of the dance floor.

Sian Williams and her partner, Vincent Simone.

Susanna Reid and her partner, Robin Windsor.

Emily Maitlis and her partner, Pasha Kovalev.

And Sophie Raworth and her partner, Ian Waite.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

And instead of scoring tonight,

our judges will decide who their favourite couple is,

and they will then be crowned Strictly Come Dancing Children In Need Champions 2011.

Everyone tonight is dancing to help change the lives

of disadvantaged children across the UK.

And we thank them all very, very much. That's right.

They're all hoping it will encourage you to pick up the phone

and donate to Children In Need.

The number to call is 03457 332233.- Thank you.

Dancing a very special cha-cha-cha,

the BBC newsreaders and their professional partners.

APPLAUSE

Good evening. Breaking news just in.

Four newsreaders have been persuaded to dance for Children In Need.

And they're asking for your money.

If they don't get it, there may be fireworks.

# Do you ever feel

# Like a plastic bag

# Drifting through the wind

# Wanting to start again?

# Do you ever feel

# Feel so paper thin

# Like a house of cards

# One blow from caving in?

# Do you ever feel

# Already buried deep

# Six feet under screaming

# And no-one seems to hear a thing?

# Do you know

# That there's still a chance for you

# Cos there's a spark in you?

# You just gotta ignite the light

# And let it shine

# Just own the night

# Like the Fourth of July

# Cos, baby, you're a firework

# Come on, show 'em what you're worth

# Make 'em go

# Oh, oh, oh

# As you shoot across the sky-y-y

# Baby, you're a firework

# Come on, let your colours burst

# Make 'em go

# Oh, oh, oh

# You're gonna leave 'em all in

# Awe, awe, awe

# Boom, boom, boom

# Even brighter than the

# Moon, moon, moon

# It's always been inside of

# You, you, you

# And now it's time to let it

# Through-ough-ough

# Cos, baby, you're a firework

# Come on, show 'em

# What you're worth

# Make 'em go

# Oh, oh, oh

# As you shoot across the sky

# Baby, you're a firework

# Come on, let your colours burst

# Make 'em go

# Oh, oh, oh

# You're gonna leave 'em all in

# Awe, awe, awe. #

APPLAUSE AND CHEERING

Sian, crisp and sharp like a pippin. Honestly.

Susanna...tutti frutti, what a booty!

Shaking and baking.

Gorgeous, gorgeous ladies. Every year I look forward to your Children In Need performance.

You are my favourite.

Sian and Vincent, I thought the acting in that was excellent.

Susanna and Robin, fabulous booty shake but the rest left a little bit to be desired.

Sophie and Ian, fantastic backbend, but stick, darling, to your day job.

Oh! Oh! Emily and Pasha I thought was a very, very confident performance,

Oh! Oh! Emily and Pasha I thought was a very, very confident performance,

but you need to sort out your walks. Come on, boo!

AUDIENCE BOOS

Oh, girls, have I got news for you?!

You really are hot! You should present the news like this every day.

The ratings are going to go through the roof.

And the results are in.

Susanna and Robin!

Susanna and Robin!

Sian and Vincent.

Susanna and Robin.

APPLAUSE AND CHEERS

Susanna and Robin, we have our winners - come and join me!

How happy are you two?

Thank you, it's fantastic! Thank you so much!

She's overwhelmed.

Yeah, well, it's fantastic.

We all had such a brilliant time - brilliant. It's fantastic.

Well, congratulations.

And you all did it without autocue!

LAUGHTER

You are the Children In Need Strictly Come Dancing Champions 2011!

APPLAUSE AND CHEERING

Well done, everybody!

They

They did

They did it

They did it so well! Good moves. Terry, can you do the cha-cha-cha?

I can move like a dream! I'm born to dance. I thought as much! Let's

not risk losing viewers. Probably wise. Next up tonight is a gifted

musician whose voice is so beautiful it is like having your

ears nibbled by 1,000 angels. Steady! It is. It is reigning X

# You need somebody # Who lives for life

# You need somebody to walk you back

# Someone who loves you too before you ask

# You're worth more You're worth more than this

# You can take a leap without the risk

# There's no time There's no time for this

# Take your love and start again

# So run for your life

# Run for your life

# If you leave me behind

# You'll get there in time

# You need someone who can stand alone

# Who finds their way instead of being shown

# Somebody with confidence

# Who's strong enough to be hit more than once

# You'll find more You'll find more than this

# Take the world that's at your fingertips

# Don't waste time Don't waste time with this

# Take your love and start again

# So run for your life

# Run for your life

# If you leave me behind

# You'll get there in time

# You'll get there in time

# Run, run And don't look back again

# Run, run One day you'll understand

# I'm not, no

# I'm not who you think I am... #

# So run for your life

# Run, don't look back again Run, don't look back again

# Run for your life

# One day you'll understand One day you'll understand

# If you leave me behind You'll get there in time

# Run for your life

# Run for your life

# If you leave me behind

# You'll get there in time. #

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

How

How lovely

How lovely was

How lovely was that! Ears definitely nibbled. I can see quite

a few of you were overcome by that. I'll be fine! I'll be OK, Matt.

Don't worry about me. Just have a moment. Now, earlier on, we saw a

film presented by Jessie J, Tulisa and Matt Cardle about poverty in

this country. We would like to show This year

The bed doesn't just bring back the death of her sister

Their dad is not around. Their mum died of cancer.

James is studying and can't getthe financial support that he needs.

The rent is just about being managed now

but their washing machine has broken.

This brother and sister need support.

I want to tell you about Tyler, Natalie and Susie.

Their parents are suffering with severe depression.

Their house has a major problem.

It is really damp and there is mould everywhere.

They have no clean clothes to wear.

They are getting bullied at school.

Happy endings don't often happen for children like these.

With your help, we can make a difference.

Children In Need provides emergency grants

to families in the most desperate of circumstances.

Hayley has a brand-new bed

which means she will stand a chance of getting a good night's sleep.

James and Casey have a washing machine.

They have clean clothes to wear.

Tyler, Natalie and Susie have been given new school uniforms

and warm clothes and the bullying now might stop.

Thank you for your support.

Sadly, that is not the end of the story.

Every month, 1,000 applications arereceived from families who need help.

We do need to help them.

Please, pick up the phone and call 03457 33 22 33.

You will be making a huge difference. Thank you.

In

In such

In such tough

In such tough financial times, poverty is affecting so many of the

UK's children. With your help, we can make a difference to young

lives. You can give online at bbc.co.uk/pudsey or by calling

03457 33 22 33. Thank you. I have seen a cheque from Thomas Bolton

for �220. Thank you. APPLAUSE Thank you. So, what's that I hear you

cry? AUDIENCE: What's that? Thank you!

You are quick(!) We should have rehearsed! You would like to know

what is coming up? AUDIENCE: Yes! What's coming up?!

can't be bothered with this game. Let's have a look. Coming up: Music

from Lady Gaga. Will Young. And Don't you dare miss any of that

lot! Now, Terry, I heard Justin Lee Collins was joining the cast of a

musical, I thought how will he take that hair, well he doesn't have to.

He is here with Shayne Ward and his fellow cast mates. It is time for

# Hangin' on the promises # I ain't wasting

# Though I keep searchin' # I never seem to find

# Oh, Lord, I pray Give me strength to carry on

# Cos I know what it means

# To walk along the lonely street of dreams

# Here I go again on my own

# Goin' down the only road I've ever known

# Like a drifter I was born to walk alone

# And I've made up my mind

# And I ain't wasting no more time

# I'm just another heart in need of rescue

# Waiting on love's sweet charity

# And I'm gonna hold on for the rest of my days

# Cos I know what it means

# To walk along the lonely street of dreams

# Here I go again on my own

# Goin' down the only road I've ever known

# Like a drifter I was born to walk alone

# And I've made up my mind

# I ain't wasting no more time

# Here I go again

# Here I go again

# Here I go, here I go Here I go again!

# Oh, yeah, here I go!

# Here I go again on my own

# Goin' down the only road I've ever known

# Like a drifter I was born to walk alone

# Well, I've made up my mind

# I ain't wastin' no more time

# Here I go again on my own

# Goin' down the only road I've ever known

# Like a drifter I was born to walk alone

# Cos I know what it means

# To walk along the lonely street of dreams, here I go again! #

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

You

You didn't

You didn't have

You didn't have that hair the last time I saw you.

I didn't. I have seen a pair of heels higher

than mine tonight worn by Justin! I love you best. That was

incredible. Thank you very much.

Seriously rocking out. It really is terrific.

You guys have been raising money as well, right? �52,000 we raised.

APPLAUSE And we are still collecting.

That's wonderful. Thank you so much.

Terry... Hey, don't shout at me again!

Thank you, Sir Terry Wogan, I hope you're all having

And now I'd like to introduce my friend, co-star... And so much more!

Ladies and gentlemen, the fabulous Miss Piggy!

Oh, thank you, thank you!

Kissy, kissy, everyone!

It's so wonderful to be here and be seen by all of vous. Thank you...

Piggy? Thank you... Piggy? Hmm? I'm sorry. Can I continue, please?

But I was just getting started. Yes, that's...that's what I was afraid of.

All right, go ahead.

And now a very special performance of a famous Muppet song,

especially for Children In Need.

Wait a minute - we're singing a song? Yes, we are. Cue the music! But...

You'll love it... I'm not prepared.- Sing along if you know it, folks.

I don't know the words! You'll be fine. Just move your mouth.

I'll start. Here we go. Move my mouth? You'll know it.

# Mah na mah na do do do-do-do

# Mah na mah na do do do do

What am I supposed to do?