Part 1 BBC Children in Need

Well, look at the clock. I hand over to the main event. So it is over to

Tess Daly and Sir Terry Wogan. Have a great night!

ALAN DEDICOAT: It is the biggest night of the year. It is Children In

Need 2013. Now, please welcome our hosts for

the night, Fearne Cotton, Nick Grimshaw, Zoe Ball and to kick

things off, please welcome our knight of the realm, Sir Terry Wogan

and the terrific, Tess Daly. Good evening. Good evening. Welcome

to Children In Need 2013. It is very exciting in here tonight, Terry.

Wow! This crowd are brilliant. What a way to kick-off the night. What

about that, Terry? A big showbiz start for a glittering night full of

stars and this fair maiden is very lucky to have this knight of the

realm by her side. You flatter me, Daly. Must be nice to work with a

young man for a change. 'Tis true, though, my chivalry runs deep. So

much so I let you introduce what's in store tonight. Thank you sire(!)

This is what is ahead. Don't go anywhere. Children In Need 2013 is

going to be a whopper! Torvill Dean on Strictly, Call The Midwife,

One Direction, EastEnders, Catherine Tate in Holby, Harry Hill and much,

much more! What a line-up! The biggest and the best yet, I'd say.

Yes. For one night, Children In Need have also taken over Albert Square,

the home of EastEnders. We have moved into the Square. You never

know who might be popping up over the course of the night. Let's see

if Shane Richie, aka Alfie Moon is there. You are going to see Albert

Square like you have never seen before. Wow. Look at that. Good job

he's paid the electricity bill! Indeed. Next up, we have a fantastic

treat for you. This has been a huge success on Broadway and the West End

and tonight, you have all got a front row seat. Yes. Please, welcome

the Royal Shakespeare Company's production of Matilda the Musical.

# Take out your hockey stick and use it as a sword

# We'll find out where the chalk is stored

# And draw rude pictures on the board

# If enough of us are wrong, wrong is right

# So we ought to stay inside the line

# There is nothing that the Trunchbull can do

# You didn't think you could push us too far

# But there's no going back now we are

# We'll be revolting children till our revolting's done

# We'll be revolting children till our revolting's done

# I will be tall enough to reach the branches

# I will be brave enough to fight the creatures that you have to fight

# Beneath the bed each night to be a grown-up

# I will be smart enough to answer all the questions

# That you need to know the answers to before you're grown-up

# And I'll play with things that Mum pretends

# And I will wake up when the sun comes up

# And I will spend all day just lying in the sun

# But I won't burn cos I'll be all grown-up

A big thanks to the cast of Matilda the Musical. Thank you. I'm going to

start by saying thank you. That might seem a little odd. Children In

Need is nothing without your support. You have been terrific

supporters over the years. This week, you have already been terrific

supporters to all those families affected by the terrible events in

the Philippines. Now, our thoughts, obviously, are with them. Tonight,

we are asking you to help disadvantaged children all over the

United Kingdom. That is why we are here. The short film we are about to

play shows how we have been spending your hard-earned money and why we

need to ask for your help again. As you will see, there is a lot of work

to be done. Wherever you live, wherever you are,

right now. Children In Need are helping change lives right on your

doorstep. You have given me and my little brother a chance to play

together. You have given us a chance to come closer as a family. To do

something I have never done before. Children In Need helped me when it

felt like I didn't have a future. I have made lots of new friends. You

have given us the chance to give these children the best possible

start in life. We can help them make the most of their childhood. You

have given us a chance to make a difference to these young people's

lives. Thanks to Children In Need I have a safe place to have fun with

my friends. A place where our little girl can get the support she needs.

A place where I feel happy. And I can have fun. A place that I call

home. Together we can build friendships. Build trust. Build

potential. Build hope. Thanks to all the money you have raised, Children

In Need has helped more than 450,000 children in the UK. Thank you. Thank

you. Thank you. Thank you so much. Thanks to you... Disadvantaged

children's lives are getting better. We can't do this without you. There

are thousands of children and families across the UK who still

need your help. You can be there every step of the way. Helping young

heroes... And brave families. When life gets really tough... In the

saddest of times... You can help children smile. The big question is

what will you do tonight? So a lot of work and a lot of

children whose lives we can change and you can continue to support that

work by picking up the phone and calling 03457 33 22 33. Standard

geographic charges will apply. As well as picking up the phone, there

are lots of other ways to give - and here is how. You can 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 debit or credit card. Just search for BBC iPudsey

on your usual app store. to BBC Children in need, PO Box

4000, Liverpool, L70 1EY. Good news. Tonight, we are going to

be saying thank you a lot. And all of you schoolchildren out there - I

know what you have been up to - you have been getting sponsored to bake,

to run, to host pyjama parties. You all deserve a massive pat on the

back. Who better to do it than England captain, Steven Gerrard, and

a couple of his Liverpool team-mates. All-around the UK,

schools have been getting behind BBC Children In Need in a big way. With

everything from bake sales, to sponsored silences. Indeed, here at

St Michael's Primary School, we are about to witness a special

fund-raising adventure, a sponsored walk with dinosaurs. The migration

begins after breakfast with the dinosaurs encouraged to walk in

pairs. It's a rare sight indeed to see young dinosaurs getting along so

well. Every penny will go straight towards the Children In Need

projects. So get involved. Lovely. "Totes amaze" - as myself

and Lady Wogan like to say! Now, I have some really exciting news. For

tonight only, JLS are performing - yes - JLS...

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE They are performing in Walford's

Albert Square for Children In Need. How does that make you feel, Terry?

TERRY SINGS: # It makes me wanna # Oh-oh oh-oh oh-oh. #

CHEERING Is that your best JLS impression? It

is as close as I will ever get to them. I would rather have the real

thing. It is JLS! # Damn, the doctor's just finished

telling me # And that I should do the things

that # How could I without you

without you, oh # Tell me how to stop

this feeling spreading # I'm hoping somehow that you know

oh # They're telling me that my heart

won't beat again # They're telling me that my heart

won't beat again # There's a girl dancing dirty

over there # There's a DJ playing all our

favourite songs # You make it hard for me, girl

every time we're on the floor # Cos I gotta know that

tonight is real # Oh-oh oh-oh oh-oh

OK # Oh-oh oh-oh oh-oh

JLS! # I can't explain

what's gotten into me # Direct me to the floor

And turn it up some more # Direct me to the floor

And turn it up some more # Makes me wanna

Oh-oh oh-oh oh-oh # Makes me wanna

Oh-oh oh-oh oh-oh # She makes me wanna

Oh-oh oh-oh oh-oh Come on!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE I'm loving a bit of JLS! Big thanks

to the JLS boys. They will be back later tonight in a battle of the boy

bands versus... Yes - versus McFly! A few McFly fans in the house. I

remember the days - I used to bare-knuckle fight Parky. What?

While The Two Ronnies took bets on the outcome. Nobody ever won. Them

were the days, right, Terry? Now it is time to find out what you have

been up to across the UK preparing for this year's Children In Need.

This audience is amazing tonight! You guys are amazing. The energy in

here is incredible tonight. A huge thank you to everybody around the

country for getting involved. Every single penny that's raised tonight

is spent on projects right here in the UK. You can tell us what

fund-raising you have been up to on our Pudsey Facebook page. You can go

online at bbc.co.uk/pudsey. Or follow us on Twitter - @BBC CIN. Get

involved! Well done. Welcome. Children In Need is supporting over

2,700 children's projects. There will be one near you. For instance,

there are six projects in Barnstaple, 13 in Hull, 22 in

Leicester. So, please, keep giving because we can't do this without

you. We need you. Here is what is coming up in the next hour. Coming

up: Double trouble for the Doctor. It's Torvill Dean. And the Best

Song Ever. Terry, guess what? It is the big day next Saturday, the TV

event the whole universe is talking about. What? Me back on the telly?

Presumably, everybody is saying, "Give that man a talkshow!" That's

what they will be tweeting. No, Terry. No.

AUDIENCE: Yes! Next Saturday on BBC it is the 50th anniversary episode

of Doctor Who, Day of the Doctor. Oh. Anyone can make a mistake. We

have had a word and the Doctor has materialised a world exclusive clip

just for us. Ready? Some day,

you could just walk past a fez. As instructed,

nothing has been touched. The glass in all these paintings

has been broken from the inside. As you can see,

all the paintings are landscapes. Something's got

out of the paintings. There's nothing here

that shouldn't be, CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

I know what I'll be watching next Saturday night, with a TV dinner of

fishfis and -- fishfingers and custard. Doctor Who's favourite

dish, no less! Who said anything about Doctor Who, it is Lady Wogan's

signature bake! I hope you have your indigestion tablets ready. Now, we

are going to Albert Square where Shane Richie has some special

friends in the Queen Vic. Thank you very much. Welcome to the hub of

Children In Need, we are in the Green Room, which is the Queen Vic.

I'm joined by some pop heroes - I can't remember who they are - there

they are. Yes, thank you! I have some dodgy bird next to me who is

ready for a big dance tonight. I am. Don't you think you should get

changed? As I said, tonight really is all about our fund-raising

heroes. Will you please welcome Danny. This is Year 2 at White House

Primary and Nursery Unit Northern Ireland. They brought their teddies

to school. You are true heroes! Proper heroes. What have you got

there, Matt? This is staff dressed as children's characters. So far,

they have raised ?205. Well done. Well done, guys. Throughout the

night, we will be popping into the Queen Vic where we will have plenty

more guests. Coming up at 9.00pm on Children In Need is the big

EastEnders dance. Ready for it, sweetheart? I am. So from all of us

here, back to you Terry in the studio.

Good work, Shane. Didn't recognise you in the suit! We'll be live in

the Square later for a dance spectacular. It is unmissable. Next

up a true superstar with a great big voice, he's here to tell you about a

child whose life's been transformed by your generosity.

it affects every single aspect of his life.

At about 18 months we knew something wasn't right,

He was crawling commando-style and we were very worried.

In 2005 Tomos was diagnosed with mild cerebral palsy,

Lots of physical things he hasn't been able to do.

He couldn't hop, he couldn't jump on two feet.

It's something he has to live with and deal with.

As he's got older, because his understanding of his condition

answering his questions has been difficult at times.

The questions that any person would ask, really, you know?

Tomos' life changed when a project in Cardiff,

showed him that he could do something he never thought possible.

Thanks to your donations, physiotherapist Gabriella

to experience the thrill of riding a bike.

A lot of children don't think they can do it,

and a lot of parents underestimate the children.

It's just a matter of finding the right bike.

It's a very nice job to have because you just see children's faces.

You can see straight away they are quite relaxed and happy,

and from week to week, they get more confident.

Pedal Power has enabled him to join in with other children

of all abilities and have a very fulfilling childhood.

We've been able to go on holidays with other families and children.

So it's made it an adventure for Tomos.

Riding a bike is something most children take for granted.

But for children like Tomos, it means so much more.

Someone asked him recently, what are you good at?

For a boy with Tomos' needs to say that, it says it all, really.

and even if you have cerebral palsy, you can still do it.

When he's on the trike, his little face lights up, you know?

Tonight, you can help more children smile.

I love that film. You can really see just how the money is being spent.

It is so simple but it makes a huge difference. ?25 pays for a one-hour

cycling session with Gabriela. If you like to help, please call 03457

33 22 33. It means a lot. Thank you.

Tess, thank you. Now, I believe my co-host with the comost is about to

slip into Strictly mode. Yes, for one night only we've got Olympic

ledge ends Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean putting on their

dancing shoes for Children in Need. this is the Strictly Come Dancing

Children in Need special. Listen to that!

Lovely audience tonight, Bruce. Ah! Good evening,

ladies, gentlemen and children. ALL: Nice!

Yes! And it's nice to see you, Brucie.

Yes, well, it's Children in Need. Yes, it is. And we have an audience

full of children, from about three years old,

all the way up to 85. Do you mind, please? That's true.

And what a performance we have. we've got Olympic royalty

on the ballroom floor. Ice dance legends Jayne Torvill

and Christopher Dean! Yes! Well, they'll soon

be hitting the dancefloor And as well as putting

their reputations on the line, Yes, and by the way, we have

only three judges this evening because we only wanted

positive comments. So, we've locked negative Craig

in his dressing room. So, for the very first time,

it's no longer Torvill AND Dean Because it's time to meet

the stars... Don't lean so heavy!

Leaning forward. ..of our special show...

Heavy? Heavy?! Please welcome Jayne Torvill

and her partner, James Jordan. And Christopher Dean

and his partner, Aliona Vilani. Right...

CHEERING Oh, there they are. What a night!

I know! Looking good. How exiting. Christopher, we know, of course,

you're both dance experts on ice, but is our Strictly ballroom

just a little bit daunting? I have to say, this is not as slippy

as it should be! Jayne and Christopher are here

for one reason and one reason only, for the thousands of disadvantaged

children right here in the UK. There's no voting tonight,

by the way, will be chosen by our worthy judges

over there. Oh, yes! But...but we still want you

to pick up the phone. Yes, we do. We want you to donate

anything you can, Now, if you're wondering

what made Torvill and Dean discard their skates

for the Strictly ballroom, It was nice to see you,

to see you...nice. MUSIC: "Let's Face The Music

And Dance" I love you all so much.

But you are the special one. I should still

be out there competing. I need to get out there

competing again. 'This is BBC One.

Now time for Strictly Come Dancing.' Please welcome

to the Strictly dancefloor Jayne Torvill

with her partner, James Jordan, and Christopher Dean

with his partner, Aliona Vilani. MUSIC: "Let's Face The Music

And Dance" # Oh, come and dance with me,

my baby # Let's make love

and dance the night away # Each step will feel so fine

# And then you'll be mine # So, baby, when we hit the floor

You'll be asking for more # Let's make love

and dance the night away # Oh, come and dance with me,

my baby # Let's make love

and dance the night away. # MUSIC: "Ain't That

A Kick In The Head" # "Tell me quick

Ain't that a kick in the head?" # MUSIC: "Let's Face The Music

And Dance" Wasn't that marvellous?

Look at that. A standing ovation!

I bet you've never had that before! That was great.

What a reception you got. And whilst you get your breath back,

here's what our judges thought. Len, start us off.

You were nice on ice. But I'm telling you,

you're good on wood. I've got a bone to pick with you

two. and you got all those perfect

scores. I jumped up, hit the mantelpiece

and fractured my thumb. Let me tell you,

perfect scores at the Olympics. You'd get perfect scores tonight,

I'm telling you! Oh! Right. Well, this is going to be

a bit difficult! Right, Bruno, your comments.

Well, well, well! You both definitely

melted the ice tonight! Jayne...I thought

you were a nice girl. Christopher, you had the muscular

vitality of Gene Kelly Darcey, my darling. I can't actually

believe you're on this dancefloor. We are so fortunate

to have such star professionals. I just so enjoyed your strength

and your conviction in the Latin. I just love that attack

that you give it. And, Christopher, all the way

through you didn't fade once. So, it was one tiny mistake,

I didn't care one bit, because you followed it through

like a true professional, Wow, Brucie. Stellar performances

from both our stars! Marvellous! Thank you very much

to Jayne and Christopher. If you'd like to take your place

by the coveted Pudsey trophy. Now, remember,

there is no voting tonight, but Jayne and Christopher

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

for Children in Need. Don't forget, every penny is spent

on projects right here in the UK. Now it's time to see

who is going to take home the Strictly

Children in Need trophy. It's time for the judges

to choose their champion. So, Darcey, ladies first.

Who's your winner? Chris and Aliona.

Congratulations, Chris and Aliona. One vote for you.

Oh, one vote for them. Right... Now, then, Bruno, who is your

Children in Need champion? Oh, one each. Once each.

Yes, it's neck and neck. That means, Len, as head judge,

you now have the deciding vote. So, who do you think

should be crowned the winner? because it's picking

the first among equals. And if I was to watch it again, I'm

sure my decision could be opposite. Huge congratulations to you.

Well done. Come and look at the trophy.

Come down here. Now... Very, very close,

I can tell you. How happy are you, Jayne?

I'm really thrilled. But I have to say,

I want to share it with Chris. Yeah, but did you ever think

you would ever It doesn't feel like we did,

but I guess we did. And I won! And you said

you're going to share it. I'll have it six months,

he can have it six. That's very, very lovely.

They're going to part share it. Huge commiserations.

Did you have fun? We had an immense time

and I have to say, the winners have to be

Children in Need tonight. you are the Children in Need

dancing champions of 2013! A big thank you

to both our wonderful couples and to you at home

for watching and donating. Yeah, please do give

everything that you can. It WILL make a difference.

It really will. Here they are, Olympicic gold

medallists and now Strictly Come Dancing winners, Jayne Torvill and

Christopher Dean! CHEERING

lovely to see you. Good to see you. Wow! How amazing were they both?

CHEERING They were brilliant, the pair of

you. You were victorious, Jayne, hold it high. You were quite happy

about that, but you weren't bad, Christopher. I tried. How long did

it take to prepare for that dance? Five days. What was it like working

with James Jordan and Aliona? Brilliant. I have to say thank you

for both of them for their patience. It is the first time James Jordan

has won anything with you. Well done, James.

CHEERING Let me touch that trophy. It's a beauty Terry. Why did you

take part centre She forced me. I can see who wears trousers. She was

desperate to get on the dancefloor and we had the most amazing time.

Thank you. It was for Children in Need. That's why we really did it,

so thank you. A huge thanks to both of you, Jayne Torvill and

Christopher Dean. CHEERING

Time now to say a heartfelt thank you.

Up and down the country, the lovely staff and customers of Boots

customers' faces ready to BEAR all...

In Children in Need's BearFaced fundraising campaign,

in which women nationwide ditch their make-up for the day.

If that wasn't enough, these staff members in Manchester

got jiggy with it by shaking their stuff zumba-style.

As well as shaking Pudsey's buckets, of course.

So, from everyone at BBC Children in Need,

we just want to say a massive thank you

to all the fabulous customers and staff of Boots, because...

Thank you! Ladies and gentlemen, is anybody ready to find out how much

they've raised? A total, if we can. Oh wow!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE A nice round figure. Great stuff

that. Thank you very much and we'll put that towards our grand total.

Terry? Now, there's been an extraordinary

event in London this week, Children in Need Rocks concert masterminded

by our Take That heart-throb, me! No. Let's look back at last night's

fun and frolics. # Could this be the magic at last. #

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE An awesome night and Gary's been a

very busy man, with the Children in Need Rocks concert, and the dinner

and he even turned on the Blackpool illuminations. I did that one year.

Did you? I did, I followed Red Rum, but I didn't do anything nasty on

the promenade. Let's find out how much Gary's raised with his

fund-raising efforts this week. CHEERING

How about that for a total! Sterling work, Gary. You truly are a Knight

of the Pudsey realm. Gary's been on a Children in Need project visit.

This is why he felt so compelled to support Children in Need again this

year. Zoe's Place in Coventry

is one of 15 children's hospices around the UK that is supported

by Children In Need. They care for very young children

with life-limiting conditions. I like these shoes. My little

four-year-old would like these. Jamie comes here and get to mix

with the other children. You can bring her here

and not worry about her? Absolutely.

It is a very special place. His main condition

is cerebral palsy. It is nice to come here

and know he will be safe and well looked after and they care

for him as much as we do. What we would do without them,

I don't know. As you can see,

he's a bit of a charmer, especially with blonde ladies.

Is that right? Great! He says, "I am Gary Barlow".

LAUGHTER He was nine weeks old when they

discovered he had no immune system. He had to live in hospital

for nearly two years. For him, all those years

without meeting other children, and it gives our family

a chance to be a family. How much does a place like this

need? The majority of it

is purely through donations. Without that funding, the families

would have nowhere to go. How often is it open?

At the moment, four days a week. The idea of somewhere like this

closing cannot happen. It can't. I've got to be honest, I was not

looking forward to today that much. It conjures up ideas

of it being a place with no hope. I have actually experienced

the total opposite. I think the children

we have met are inspirational. Their parents are fighters,

people getting on with life. I look at somewhere like this

and I am shocked, in a way, to find out how heavily

they rely on donations. It is up to us, to you out there,

to be as generous as you can. When you see these faces,

it makes it real, it really does. CHEERING

Thank you Gary. Children's hospices massively rely on donations. Please,

help us to support them. Call 03457 33 22 33.

Now as a tribute to our Children in Need hero Gary Barlow, 1,624

children all around the UK are about to perform his song. They've been

rehearsing for weeks. They are all heroes. All over the country.

They've also asked that you phone in to donate what you can whilst they

are singing, so please welcome the Children in Need Choir.

CHEERING # Some words, they can't be

spoken, only sung # To hear a thousand voices

shouting love # Don't you see right now the world

is listening to what we say? # Sing it louder, sing it clearer

# Knowing everyone will hear you # Make some noise

find your voice tonight # Old and young shouting love

tonight # To sing we've had a lifetime

to wait # You brought hope,

you brought life, conquer fear # Don't you see right now the world

is listening to what we say? # Sing it louder, sing it clearer

# Knowing everyone will hear you # Make some noise

find your voice tonight # Sing it stronger, sing together

# Make this moment last forever # Old and young shouting love

tonight # Some words, they can't be

spoken, only sung # To hear a thousand voices shouting

love and life and hope # Sing it louder, sing it clearer

# Knowing everyone will hear you # Make some noise

find your voice tonight # Sing it stronger, sing together

# Make this moment last forever # Old and young shouting love

tonight # Hear a thousand voices shouting

love. # Absolutely gorgeous! Wasn't that

stunning, Terry? Wow! Well done, you guys. Well done to all from Belfast,

to Hexham, Glasgow, to Wales - you are all heroes. Spectacular. Really

moving. Terrific. All those children have selflessly given up their time,

given us their talent to help other children. If you haven't already

donated, please do. Ladies and gentlemen, please show your

appreciation for the Children In Need Choir and Gary Barlow.

Terry, you know when you appeared on Room 101 as a guest? Remind us, what

pet hates did you put in there again? Well, health fads, TV speak,

other TV personalities. Food packaging. And interviews with

exhausted losers. Oh, right. How do you feel after the poor person had

come sixth in the race? That was the tip of the iceberg. Get it off your

chest! Frank Skinner asked the same question to three children in a very

special Children In Need edition of Room 101. This is fun.

I'm Frank Skinner and welcome to a very special kids edition

seven-year-old Alesandro from High Wycombe,

ten-year-old Gruff from Llanelli and eight-year-old Tess from Preston.

I like playing, with my mum, ten... I mean, badminton. Yeah.

Badminton's quite high up, isn't it? Yeah.

Is that what it says when you stand by the wall, it just says,

What's your special skill? My eyebrow.

What about you? What do you like? I like swimming.

I'm the fastest in Wales in my age. Wow!

But only my age, and there's not much people in Wales.

And what do you like, Tess? I like burp-jitsu.

I think we're going to start the show,

Toothbrushing. What don't you like about it?

So, you clean your teeth every morning and every night. Yes.

Two minutes. I think that's very long.

You'll never be able to work for the council.

So, Gruff, what would he like to put in Room 101?

Girls who don't want to go out with me.

Have you actually asked out any girls? No, I've been too scared.

You're the fastest swimmer for your age in Wales

and you're frightened to ask a girl out.

I know. What's the worst thing that could happen?

She'll tell all her friends and they'll all make fun of me.

And then all the boys will find out, probably,

and then they'll probably make fun of him.

Do you have a-a-a technique in mind?

Get your coat, darling, it's your lucky night.

but he completely forgot that we were going out after one day.

So, what does Tess want to put in Room 101?

Now, what is cool? Can you tell me? I don't know.

That's helped a lot, Tess(!) Thank you very much.

So, what do they do, your parents, when they're trying to be cool?

It's just a bit that they're too old to do it.

You know what? You're not going to win.

OK. So, we've now come to the end and I have to do a quick decision.

I think, toothbrushing, I know it can be a bit boring.

But you don't want to end up like me with horrible yellow teeth.

And I feel a bit sorry for your parents

cos I think they're trying their best.

I know parents can be a bit embarrassing

But I had a hard, hard time wanting to ask out girls

and then everyone laughing and all that,

so I am going to put girls who don't want to go out with Gruff

And that brings us to the end of this show.

Thanks very much to Alesandro, to Gruff and to Tess,

who are all here in aid of Children in Need.

Don't forget, you can lend your support

to the thousands of children in the UK who need your help by calling...

..and donating as much or as little as you can.

Our particular thanks to Gruff, Tess, Alesandro and Frank Skinner.

Gruff, I feel your pain! When I was a lad, girls never wanted to go out

with me, either. AUDIENCE: Ahhh! It is not true.

Tess! Now, later on BBC Two, there will be the surreal sight of One

Direction's Harry, Liam, Nile, Zayn and Louie propping up the bar in the

Queen Vic especially for Children In Need. Before the boys get stuck into

the pork scratchings, they are here with their huge hit Best Song Ever.

Go mad for One Direction! # Straight into my heart and stole

it # Through the doors

and past the guards # I said

"Can you give it back to me?" # She said

"Never in your wildest dreams" # And we danced all night

to the best song ever # We knew every line

Now I can't remember # How it goes

But I know that I won't forget her # Cos we danced all night

to the best song ever # I think it went oh, oh, oh

I think it went yeah, yeah, yeah # Said I had a dirty mouth

I got a dirty mouth # But she kissed me

like she meant it # I said

"Can I take you home with me?" # She said

"Never in your wildest dreams" # And we danced all night

to the best song ever # We knew every line

Now I can't remember # How it goes

But I know that I won't forget her # Cos we danced all night

to the best song ever # I think it went oh, oh, oh

I think it went yeah, yeah, yeah # You know, I know, you know

I'll remember you # And I know, you know, I know

You'll remember me # And you know, I know, you know

I'll remember you # And I know, you know, I hope

You'll remember how we danced # How we danced

One, two, one, two, three # How we danced all night

to the best song ever # We knew every line

Now I can't remember # How it goes

But I know that I won't forget her # We danced all night

to the best song ever # We knew every line

Now I can't remember # How it goes

But I know that I won't forget her # Cos we danced all night

to the best song ever # I think it went oh, oh, oh

I think it went yeah, yeah, yeah Wonderful. Good to see you. Wow.

First time you have performed that song here on U K-Tel vision. -- on

UK telly. You always come back and make time for Children In Need. Why

is it so important for you, guys? Just, you know, we grew up watching

it as well. It is something that if you grow up watching something that

is so important, we love getting involved. Yes. Good to have you all

here. Thanks for having us. You will remember me when I was a much

younger man! I remember when you had brown hair! Liam, look at me when

I'm talking to you. I would like you to introduce the next film. We are

so proud to be part of Children In Need. You will see what we are

talking about when we meet this next young lady. It is important to hear

her story. She is amazing. This is Josefina.

I like this picture. That was in school. That was before the

accident. I don't really remember much of my accident. It was like a

blank page. Everything changed. Two years ago, Josefina was in a house

fire with her dad and three sisters. All four girls were rescued, but

they lost their father. Her sister suffered minor injuries but Josefina

was in a critical condition and was in a coma for four months. Her

mother had died the year before, so her older sister was by her bedside

when she woke up. The thing that scared me the most was, like, I

don't know where I was. I see my sister crying. I didn't know what

she was crying about. She was like, "OK, dad died in a fire." Then she

was like, "It is OK, you will be fine. Everything will stay normal.

I'm here. It will be just fine." That was when I realised that I

ain't got legs and my arm. Josefina suffered 60% burns all over her

body, her lower legs, right forearm and fingers on her left hand were

amputated. I thought I lost everything. How could I walk without

any legs? Look at me, without a wheelchair, I can't move! Josefina

spent 18 months in hospital. After being given prosthetic limbs, she

began rehabilitation. To walk again, that was, like, that was the biggest

challenge I had. Sometimes, I don't feel very well, or I'm not very

happy. When you have no-one to turn to, you have to be strong. Two years

after the fire, Josefina joined a sports camp with a difference. Here,

children and young people of all abilities can play and compete in

sports together. Sometimes, doing things they never thought possible.

They welcome you with open arms. It is not just a camp, it is where you

can be yourself, like no-one will judge you for that. They make you

feel safe, they make you feel like a part of the family. The coaches, the

children, we love her. From what she's come from, and what she is

now, it is just incredible. I learned that even surrounded by

people who have able bodies, I can still be me. They can still treat me

as a normal girl, or as a normal teenager. So it is pretty cool. The

amount of energy she brings to the camp is incredible. I think she is

amazing. She's an inspiration to everyone. Good, good. Excellent. One

more. I want to become a parent, that's the thing I want to become

now. I want to prove to people that even if something bad happens to

you, you can always turn it around to be a good thing. You can make

anything you want of your life. No-one can hold you back. If you

don't believe in yourself, who will believe in you? Like, I guess I know

my future is bright and clear for me and I'm going to make it. Tonight,

you too can be a hero and change lives. Please call 03457 33 22 33.

Thank you. Josefina, you are brilliant and we

salute you. We look forward to cheering you on at the Paralympics.

Boys, tell everyone why they should get involved. It's stories like

Josefina that inspire everybody. She is incredible. Please, everyone, do

get behind the fantastic work being done by Children In Need in

supporting brilliant people like Josefina. Please, please, please

call 03457 33 22 33. Before I get mistaken for the sixth member, easy

enough mistake to make... No chance of that! I would like to thank you

and we will see you down the pub later. See you there. See you there.

One Direction, everybody! Thank you. CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Let's find out what people have been doing where you are.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE don't forget, every penny is spent

on projects right here in the United Kingdom. Seven projects were funded

in Wrexham, 16 in Bolton and 87 in Belfast. In fact, wherever you live,

there will be a project somewhere near you. It is that time of the

evening. It is time for the first big reveal, a totaliser. Is anybody

ready for that, Terry? AUDIENCE: Yes! They are ready. Are

they ready? You ready? I think they are ready. I think they are. You

ready? AUDIENCE: Yes!

I think they are ready, Terry. That is a yes. Here we go. Can we get a

total, please? Make it good. ALAN DEDICOAT: The total Ralzed so

al -- raised so far - there it is - ?6,942,321!

Well done, Tess. Yes. In less than an hour-and-a-half, ?7 million. That

is fantastic. Incredible. We are up and running. Thank you so much.

There is a long way to go. We are having to bid a fond farewell to

Tess. AUDIENCE: Ahhh! How do you think I

feel? There is a black cab waiting outside on double yellow lines,

destination Blackpool. Yes, I'm off. I'm off to the bright lights of the

Tower Ballroom in Blackpool. Lucky woman. For the Strictly Come Dancing

spectacular tomorrow night at 6.30pm on BBC One. It is going to be epic.

Now, to speed you on your journey... Oh. A stick of Blackpool rock for

luck. And my name runs all the way through it! Ahh, thanks, Terry(!)

Give my regards to Darcey. I will. Thank you. And my phone number! I

will quickstep in Darcey's direction any time. Charmer. Ladies and

gentlemen, we will miss her. Keep up the good word. Tess Daly. Thank you

very much. Good night. So, you are saying, "Oh no, we are

going to have Wogan on his own for the rest of the evening." I need

another presenting partner in crime. The yin to my yang. The Laurel to my

Hardy. The cotton to my bud! LAUGHTER Do I hear grand entrance

music? # I don't care

# I love it. # You OK? I nearly carried off one of

your dancers. Welcome to Children In Need, Cotton? Thank you very much.

Thank you very much, Sir Terry Wogan. What an amazing night it's

been so far. Brilliant. JLS, One Direction, you saying "Totes amaze"

earlier. What does it mean? I don't know. What an honour it is to be

part of this night. There is so many treats in store. She's hit the

ground running again, folks. We still have all of this to come

tonight: Harry Hill and the Hairy Bikers, Call The Midwife, look who

is in Holby and Ellie Goulding. Once again, it is just so great that

so many stars believe in Children In Need and are all getting stuck in.

Now, Sir Tel, do you robe the '80s? Oh yes, the young man of '65 -

carefree, all my own teeth, bus pass! Also, it was a very good

decade for music videos, too. Really? Yes. Certainly was. None

other than comedy legend Harry Hill has re-created Aha's classic '80s

video - remember that? Take On Me. MUSIC: "Take On Me"

by A-ha # Take me on

Take on me # It's no better

to be safe than sorry # Take me on

Take on me # Is it life

or just to play my worries away? # You're all the things

I've got to remember # Take me on

Take on me # Take me on

Take on me # Take on me

You can always count on Harry Hill for the slice of the surreal.

Terrific stuff. What about Babs in the make-up room with Peter Andre?

Who knew? If you want to see how that was put together, you can go to

our website. You have not been the handling a

large prop training course! The man of the hour - Harry Hill!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE to Terry's sausage? You call that a

sausage, Terry! It's sausage time! I hate to say this, but I think you

have been well and truly stumped with that one! I have been sausaged

- I have been trumped by Harry Hill! It is a huge shame. That sausage

goes around the studio audience. Let's remind of how to donate. Over

to you, Harry Hill!le Don't just sit on your sofa

03457332233. Obviously if you have a mobile phone by you, by all means,

stay sitting on the sofa. This sausage is really getting out of

control! Thank you so much - Harry Hill,

everyone! You can give online.

That sausage is heading towards Mars!

Wow! As I said, it has a life of its own!

There'll be something for everybody in the audience!

Who is going to cook it? Well, thanks indeed Harry. Time for

another thank you, a momental effort from my extended family at Radio

Two. Once again,

Radio 2 and her listeners have been fundraising

and digging deep to make this year's

Children in Need their best one yet. Here's just some

of what we've been up to. Chocolate and charity mixed sweetly

together as Sir Terry himself hosted a star-studded gala night

performance of West End smash Tens of thousands of you

revved your engines and headed down to our annual

CarFest North and South, a family fundraising festival

packed full of petrolheads, pukka grub and pumping tunes,

all in aid of Pudsey. has been auctioning off

once-in-a-lifetime experiences and the response

has been incredible. Once again, Radio 2 listeners

have gone more than that extra mile, so from everybody at BBC Children

in Need, a huge, huge thank you. We couldn't be more grateful.

You are our heroes. As a parent, you'll do anything

to protect your child. But, sadly, there are times when

you can't help and you're powerless. In this next film, a wonderful

family tells us how they coped with a situation

that every parent dreads and how a project

funded by your donations I remember being presented

with these two babies The idea of twins

was just something special. And that's one of the reasons

why they found it so difficult when they had to be apart

for such a long period of time In April 2010, four days after this

photo was taken, Darcey became unwell

and was taken to hospital. "It's either a virus

or it's leukaemia." So, we were left there,

just sort of like with that thought. And he came back in

and he just said, "Unfortunately..." and that's

kind of the last thing I could hear, cos that was when our kind of world

fell apart. Within just 24 hours,

Darcey had started chemotherapy. The medicine made her very tired.

She lost the use of her legs. And then she started

to lose her hair. I remember a couple of times

having to hoover her bed, her bedding and her pillow

before she got in it because it was just

absolutely covered in hair. that I would hardly get

two words out of her and then Harrison would arrive

and he just lifted her completely. Darcey... Darcey...

It completely becomes your life. Absolutely.

It takes over everything. You can't...you can't go anywhere

or do normal things. They couldn't go to soft play

any more, and that was something

that they always loved doing. You kind of find yourself

at certain times feeling really low and thinking,

"My daughter's got cancer." the Parents Association

for Seriously Ill Children. They offer support

and organise fun family days out for children going through

a tough and scary time. Every other family there's kind of

going through the same thing. So, you know,

your daughter's got no hair, nobody's going to be looking at her

in a strange way and asking questions

cos there are lots of other families with children

in the same circumstance. After a two-year battle with cancer,

Darcy is now in remission. They've got a very special bond

that a lot of people never have. They might go totally different ways

but they'll always have each other. It was, like, sad, because she...

I couldn't play with her any more. And how do you feel now? Happy.

Because I can see my brother again. is perhaps a little bit tighter

for just that little bit longer. And we feel very lucky that

we'd got to the end, we'd made it. Tonight there are thousands of

children battling serious illness. You can be there to support them

and their families Again, staff and customers at the

Post Office have given it their all for Children In Need. These guys

will pedal for Pudsey, with an 85-mile cycle ride.

Branches like this have sold Pudsey goodies, like these paw prints. And

Pudsey gift cards. They are going to stop for a cup of

tea. They are joined by colleagues who are having a superhero dress-up

day. Let's do it!

I'm into Hull, where the cycle race finally finishes. I have taken a

special route along the way. A huge thank you to all of the staff and

customers at the Post Office. You are all heroes!

The One Show's ribbing Shau challenge has -- rickshaw challenge

has had a massive challenge. The grand arrival of Alex and Team

rickshaw. Here is the story so far. 2013 has seen the rickshaw challenge

get bigger and better than ever. Alex Jones has been joined by five

young people who have been supported by Children In Need projects.

Together they make up Team rickshaw. All Four Nations and 700 miles.

Think about what all those bullies would say now if they were watching

you. They overcame everything that was thrown their way and were

supported by their friends and family. Now, they are about to

complete the final leg of an incredible adventure.

So, here comal election and the team for the -- come Alex and the team

for the last leg. They have done it! I cannot believe they are at the

finish line! Isn't it amazing! Well done! You have fin crossed the

finishing line. How do you feel after this week? It has been an epic

adventure and journey. These guys have been incredible. They have

ridden every hour of the night, through all weathers, tackled huge

hills. Their resilience has captured the imagination of people at home.

They are an absolute inspiring group of individuals. It has been an

honour to ride with them. Are you shattered or are you doing OK?

Freezing, shattered, need a good meal. I will get you a cup of tea.

How have you found travelling through the country getting support

from the nation behind this amazing challenge? Amazing! People coming

out at 2am, still people there cheering you on. It is surprising

how much effort people go to give you a two-minute cheer. It has been

amazing support throughout the country.

??FORCEWHITE Amanda, how have you found it cycling with her? I have

found it great to have been given this opportunity. I have found it

great to work with these amazing people. It is incredible.

How has it been for you, Matt? I have watched every single member of

the team grow. When we say 700 miles - that is how far these people have

come - they set off from the Giant's Causeway last Friday and to be

standing here and to watch the relationship between parent and

child because that's what we did this for, you know. It is not just

the children that benefit from Children In Need, it is the whole

family. That is what the power of this challenge has been about and

getting through it together and some of the hills and the long nights

have all been worth it and, I mean, they are a testament to each other.

You need some really good news. Do you want to hear your Rickshaw

Challenge total? Yes. Let's go. You have raised ?1,354,4... NOISE DROWNS

OUT AMOUNT What bravery. What endurance. You

can always count on The One Show and its loyal viewers, so thank you. You

will recognise our next guest from hit television shows Broadchurch and

2012. Tonight, she's not here to frighten you. Or to make you laugh.

She's here to ask for your support. It's Olivia Coleman.

This next one is a tough one. Of course, some of the work we do is to

help families who have been through heartbreaking times.

But you, the British public, are amazing.

You keep giving, you're so very generous,

because it means we can keep helping families like this next one.

He liked doing most of the same things as me, and...

Cos I wasn't really a girly girl when I was younger.

I did like to go out and do stuff with him.

He was annoying, but I guess I was an annoying little sister sometimes!

He loved the idea of being a big brother

and she loved the idea of having a brother

In February 2011, Kieran went on a school skiing trip to France.

I took him with Zoe to the school to be picked up on the coach.

I said, "See you later, mate. Have a good time."

"Having a great time, really enjoying it."

And that was the day of his accident.

it's broken arm, broken leg, that sort of thing, you know.

And then we had a phone call from one of the teachers in France

saying that it is a very serious accident,

you really need to get over here...now.

This was seven, eight o'clock at night, I suppose.

We didn't realise how difficult it was to book a flight.

No. On the internet, on the phone, trying to find any flight.

So, five o'clock the next morning, we flew out to France.

And that's...that's when our life went downhill, really.

Kieran was involved in an accident when getting off the ski lift.

It caused his airway to become restricted.

Kieran was taken to hospital, where he was in a coma.

My mum and dad had to go in first and then I went in after.

I expected him to just have fallen over or something, being him.

We just wanted to try anything we could to...to get him back to us.

You know, we had music playing through his iPod, reading to him.

They didn't think he'd be coming back out.

On the 17th of March 2011, he died in hospital.

We couldn't just focus on what had happened and Kieran.

We needed to make sure that Zoe's OK.

Your natural instinct, isn't it, to try and make everything better,

and we just couldn't, could we? No, no, absolutely.

No, it was taken out of our hands, wasn't it? Mm.

That's where Balloons came in, really, wasn't it? Yeah.

Balloons is a bereavement charity supported by Children in Need.

Thanks to your generosity, they can provide counsellors

like Naomi to support children who have lost a loved one.

We can't take away the pain of losing somebody.

But having somebody that you can talk to about things

I felt comfortable with being with her

to remember the person that they're there for.

Who are you doing your biscuit for? Dad.

It was nice, because you felt you weren't the only one.

that have gone through the same kind of thing as you.

It's lovely to see that she's really settled

and she's made friends in the new school, and it's...it's...

Yeah, she's looking like she's doing really well.

I think it showed us that we're not alone,

and have survived and come out the other side.

We've still got a long way to go yet.

We have settled, haven't we, a bit? Yeah, yeah.

Shall we let them go? Shall we? Yeah.

You expect those kids to be there and be planning your funeral,

And to have that whole part of our life ripped away from us

we wouldn't have coped without Balloons.

you are helping us to support more brave children like Zoe.

Our hearts go out to you, Zoe. You are a wonderful girl. Thank you for

talking to us. It costs ?400 to train a grief support worker like

Naomi. You can see how much she helped Zoe. Of course, I'm not

asking you to donate ?400 by yourself - of course not! Anything

you give, anything, will be appreciated. A penny or a pound. We

want to continue to support the hugely important work being done by

projects like Balloons. To do that, we rely on your donations, so,

please, call us on 03457 33 22 33. Thank you.

It is time for another thank you. Check it out.

I have come to say a thank you to the staff and customers of Greg's.

-- Gregg' s. How are you doing, Jason?

Hey! Pav! Nice to see you! Um, could you get me

some Children in Need cupcakes? Jason Donovan,

I'll get on it right away. Right. Do you want a cupcake?

Thank you! Could you give something

to Children in Need today? On behalf of everyone

at Children in Need, to all the staff

and customers at Greggs... ?953,000. That is wonderful. Close

to ?1 million. Children In Need wouldn't happen without your help

and support. Thank you. Definitely. Now, with 1950s-inspired medley -

shall we do this, Terry? I'm hoping... It is Call The Midwife.

# Seem to cool in the warmth of the sun

# Why does the rain fall from up above?

# Love is a losing game and love can be a shame

# Tell me why-ah ah ah ah ah, tell me why?

# Why does the rain fall from up above?

# Why does my heart skip a crazy beat?

That was fantastic. Thank you, guys. Wasn't that brilliant? If you

enjoyed that, it is now available for downloads with proceeds going to

Children In Need. All the details are on bbc.co.uk/pudsey. Thank you.

Fantastic. And after 10.00pm on BBC Two, we will be showing you an

exclusive clip from the Call The Midwife Christmas Special. Terry,

over to you. Well, I shall be with you as soon as the camera turns to

me! Thank you, Fearne. Now, here to introduce a very important film is a

Children In Need angel - and she's helped us before, the lovely Cheryl

Cole. Children In Need is nothing without

you. Many of these families have been through desperate times and

heartache. because they want others to be given

the same support they have received. In this next film, a wonderful mum

and dad share their story with us. But you will see

that even in the saddest of times, This is Harry.

He was born on 26th April, 2009. he was in my arms

and he was perfect, really. we noticed he had blisters

under his fingernails. We ended up taking him

to the local hospital. Harry was diagnosed

with epydermolysis bullosa, or EB, There was a milk spot on his chin

which became sore, and the wound spread all over

his face, from head to toe. Sufferers are often called

"butterfly children", because their skin

becomes so fragile. We could not handle him

like a normal child. You could not pick him up

under the armpits quickly, because you would shear the skin

under the armpits. It was a lot of rolling and lifting

with blankets and cushions. The disease also causes damage

to the mouth and throat. Harry was given a tracheostomy

to help him breathe. We walked in and you could see

that he was crying, That... It broke my heart.

Broke both of our hearts. Steph said to me,

"He's never going to say mummy". Harry had the most severe form

of the condition. He was unlikely to survive

his early years of childhood. In 2011, Harry had a little brother,

Cody. we noticed with Cody straight away,

there were blisters on his hands. With both Harry and Cody

needing round-the-clock care, the family were introduced

to Julia's House Children's Hospice. They offer respite

and end-of-life care for children

with life-limiting conditions. They rely on donations

for 90% of their running costs. Children In Need funds

wonderful nurses like Alex. they automatically say

it must be really sad. But a children's hospice

is completely different. You know in the back of your mind

that one day, these children are going to die

early. But we have fun with them

in the short life they have got. We used to say to Harry, "We are

going to Julia's house today". They put clingfilm

around the boys' bandages so they could still get involved

with messy play. They made a jelly island

with jelly babies, on sweets, so it looked like

they were on sun loungers. Little things like that, that they

used to make, it was brilliant. They don't do their job

just to pay the bills. They do it because they love

what they do. They love the kids

and helping families. There was just something

about their characters you could not help

fall in love with. They had a very special place

in everybody's hearts. Harry absolutely adored him,

loved him, helped feed him, He would go, "My baby,"

and show him off. He introduced him to everyone.

"This is my brother". I did not understand how strong

their bond was until they got ill. Earlier this year,

Harry and Cody caught flu. For most children,

this is not serious but for them,

it was life-threatening. Doctors said there was nothing more

they could do. He was taken to the bereavement

suite at Julia's House. It is an amazing room,

the most peaceful area of the house. It was literally seconds, then

he passed away in Steph's arms. Harry died on 13th March.

He was three years old. Two days later, his little brother

Cody also passed away. The only comfort we have now

is knowing they are together. If it was not for the donations, our

children would not have had a chance to go to such an amazing place,

and to meet such amazing people, and to feel loved,

right up until the day they died. Children In Need supports

15 children's hospices in the UK, Together we can help people, even in

the darkest of times. Here with the official Children In Need single -

and it is one of the best we have ever had - the wonderful Ellie

Goulding and Ellie has asked that you phone to donate whilst she is

singing. Thank you, Ellie. That was so

beautiful. Ellie Goulding, everyone. CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Now, you can download the track - I can't do it again - download the

track with proceeds going to Children In Need. Details are on

bbc.co.uk/pudsey. Thank you. Thank you so much. We are about to take a

sojourn into the - I will say that again - in the resplendent rolling

plains of BBC Two television. Before we cross the airwaves, let's find

out how much we have raised so far. The totaliser, do your thing.

ALAN DEDICOAT: The total raised so far is ?15,702,605!

Brilliant. ?15,702,605. So flip over to BBC Two now. One Direction will

be in the Queen Vic. Go! Go!