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This programme contains scenes of repetitive flashing images (e.g.

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Strobe lighting). How are you doing? I am Shane

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Richie, here to guide you through the best bits of Children In Need

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2013. We have Ellie Goulding, Gary Barlow, Doctor Who, the cast of

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EastEnders, Strictly Come Dancing and apparently a boy band called one

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direction. Sit back, relax and enjoy the best of Children In Need.

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I need another presenting partner in crime. We are going to have a ball.

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It is sausage time! Makes me Wanna. That was just the tip of the

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iceberg. It is around one of Battle of the Boyne balance. -- Battle of

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the boy bands. All right, I will get out of the

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pub... Last night, we had an amazing response, thank you to each and

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every one of you who gave money. It is still not too late to do it, this

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is how. To give ?10 to Children In Need:

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It is time for our first best bit. Two very special ice dance icons

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graced the Strictly ballroom for Pudsey. Step forward, Jayne Torvill

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and Christopher Dean. For one night only, it is Toril against -- it is

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to -- it is Jayne Torvill against Christopher Dean. You are going to

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love this. From the Strictly ballroom, this is the Strictly Come

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Dancing Children In Need special. Please welcome your hosts, Sir Bruce

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Forsyth. And Tess Daly. Listen to that. Good evening, ladies

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and gentlemen, children, it is nice to see you come to see you... Nice!

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And nice to see you, Brucie. We have an audience full of children. From

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about three years old, all the way up to 85. I am in my second

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childhood! And what a performance we have. For one night only, we have

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Olympic royalty on the ballroom floor, ice dance legends Jayne

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Torvill and Christopher Dean. They hit the dance floor in the name of

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charity. As well as putting their reputations on the line, they will

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also be facing our judges. By the way, we have only three judges this

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evening because we only wanted positive comments. So we have locked

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negative Craig in his dressing room. CHEERING

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Please welcome Jayne Torvill and her partner, James Jordan, and

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Christopher Dean, and his partner Aliona Vilani.

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APPLAUSE CHEERING

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What a night. Welcome, Jayne and Christopher. Is it daunting? Very

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daunting, this is not as slippy as it should be. Please welcome, Jayne

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Torvill with her partner, James Jordan, and Christopher Dean, with

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his partner, Aliona Vilani. CHEERING

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APPLAUSE Wasn't that marvellous? A standing

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ovation. I bet you have never had that before! What a reception.

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Whilst you get your breath back, here is what our judges thought. You

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were nice nice but you are good onward! -- you were nice nice but

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you are good onward. The 84 Olympics, you got all of those

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perfect scores, I jumped up, hit the mantelpiece and fractured my thumb,

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that is how exciting it was. Perfect scores at the Olympics, you get

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perfect scores tonight. This is going to be a bit difficult. You

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both definitely melted the ice tonight. Jayne, I thought you were a

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nice girl! I have kind of changed my opinion. You were so naughty and so

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Ben D. Christopher, -- and so you had the style of Fred Astaire.

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Darcey... I can't believe you on this dance floor, we are so

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fortunate to have such professionals. I just enjoyed your

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strength and conviction. I just love that attack that you give it and it

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is beautiful to watch. Christopher, you did not fade once. If there was

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

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like a true professional. Very hard to choose between new two. -- you

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two. Thank you very much to Jayne and

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Christopher, if you would like to take your place by the coveted

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Pudsey Trophy. Jayne and Christopher want you to help them raise as much

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money as possible for Children In Need, every penny is spent on

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projects here in the UK. Now it is time to see who is going to take

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home the Strictly Children In Need Trophy. It is time for the judges to

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choose their champion. Ladies first, Darcey, who is your winner? My

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Children In Need champions are... Chris and Aliona. Congratulations.

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Bruno, who is your Children In Need champion? My Children In Need

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champions are Jayne and James. That leaves you with one each, it is neck

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and neck. Len, as head judge, you have the deciding vote. Who do you

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think should be crowned the winner? It is extremely difficult, picking

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the first among equals. If I was to watch it again I am sure my decision

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could be opposite. But my champions are Jayne and James.

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CHEERING Huge congratulations. How happy are

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you? I am really thrilled but I want to share it with Chris. Did you

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think you would ever compete against each other? It doesn't feel like we

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did, but I guess we did. I will have it for six months, he can have it

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for six months. Did you have fun? We had an immense time and the winners

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have to be Children In Need tonight. Absolutely. Congratulations. You are

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the Children In Need dancing champions of 2013.

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Coming up on Children In Need, the best bits. JLS, the cost of Matilda,

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Doctor Who and one direction. -- the cast of Matilda. Albert Square

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hosted a knees up with a difference. Please don't judge me on this. It is

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for charity. Where is everyone? I think there is a party going on and

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we have not been invited. Who needs them? Let's get our own party

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started, shall we? # Like the legend of the Phoenix

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# Our ends with beginnings # What keeps the planet spinning

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# The force from the beginning # We've come too far

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# To give up who we are # Let's make a vow and look up to

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the stars CHEERING AND APPLAUSE.

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Night we had an incredible party for Children in Need, but raising money

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for disadvantaged children over the UK is what it is really all about.

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Especially for this one little boy, Tomasz.

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Because his needs are so complex, it affects all aspects of his life. At

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18 months, we knew something was not right. He was crawling. We were

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worried. In 2005, Tomasz was diagnosed with

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cerebral palsy and autism. Lots of things he could not do. Hop,

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jump on two feet. It is something he has to live with and we deal with,

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but it does get him down sometimes. As he has gotten older, his

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understanding of his condition is developing. Answering his questions

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have been difficult at times. The questions are that which any

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person would ask, really, why me? Tomasz' life changed when a project

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in Cardiff, funded by Children in Need showed him he could do

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something he never thought possible. Thanks to your donation, the

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therapists here can help the children experience the thrill of

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riding a bike. A lot of parents underestimate the

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children, but every child can cycle, it is just a matter of finding the

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right bike. It is a lovely job to have. You can see the children's

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faces. They are relaxed, happy, from week-to-week they get more

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confidence. It's exciting. We have been very, very lucky.

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Peddle Power, has enabled him to join in with other children and have

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a very fulfilling childhood. Which is great. We've been able to go on

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holidays with other families and children. It has made it an

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adventure for Tomasz. Riding a bike is something most

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children take for granted. But for children like Tomasz, it

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means so much more. Someone asked him recently, what are

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you good at? He said it was cycling. For a boy with his needs to say

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that, it says it all, really. I can go around the world. And even

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

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Look ahead. Good boy! Brilliant! When he is on the trike, his little

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face lights up, you know it is fantastic. Life-changing.

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I am hugely proud of him. Yeah.

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Well, still to come we have McBusted. And One Direction, but

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now, let's have a look back at a medley of musical highlights, Ellie

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Goulding singing How Long Will I Love You and Gary Barlow's

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Children's Choir, but first up, let's see the band that rocked

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Albert Square and the studio. It is JLS!

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# The doctor just finished telling me

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# There is no time # Losing you could be the end of me

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# That I should do the things that I wanted to

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# How could I # Without you, without you

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# Oh, cos you're the only one I let in

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# Tell me how to stop this feeling spreading

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# I'm hoping somehow that you know # Oh, oh-oh

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# Let's just get back together # We should have never broke up

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# Their telling me my heart won't beat again

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# We should should have stayed together, when you left me it

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stopped # They're telling me my heart won't

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beat again # It's giving me

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# Hey, hey, hey # Do you see what I see

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# Put your hands in the air, baby # It's JLS

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# Dance whying girl # Dancing dirty over there

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# Do you see what I see # The way she moves

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# I just had to stop and stare # Do you see what I see

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# This is looking so easy cos you're beautiful

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# You make it hard for me, girl, every time we're on the floor

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# I want to kiss you cos your body # Tonight it's me

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# Do you feel what I feel # Do you feel what I feel

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# This is killing me cos # Do you feel what I feel

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# Some people are falling in love # Do you feel what I feel

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# Oh, oh, # OK!

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# Oh, oh-oh # JLS!

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# I can't explain # What's gotten into me

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# My sanity is in the bus unjudged # I let her drive

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# She is my guide # We're flying reckless tonight

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# Direct me to the flow # Turn it up some more

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# I'm getting it on # Direct me to the flow

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# And turn it up some more # I will get it on, on, on

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# She makes me want to # Oh, oh, oh,

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# Makes me want to # Oh, oh, oh-oh

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# Make these want to # Oh, oh, oh,

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# London to Jamaica # L A to Africa

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# She makes me want to # Makes me want to

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# All around the world # London to Jamaica

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# Around the world, yeah # L A to Jamaica

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# All around the world # She makes me want to.

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MUSIC: How Long Will I Love You.

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# How long will I love you # As long as stars are above you

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# And longer if I can # How long will I need you

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# As long as the sea is here too # Follow their plan

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# How long will I be with you # As long as the sea is bound too

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# Wash up on the sand # How long will I want you

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# As long as you want me to # And longer by far

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# How long will I hold you # As long as you're father told you

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# As long as you can # How long will I give to you

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# As long as I live # However long you say

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# How long will I love you # As long as stars are above you

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# And longer if I may How long will I love you

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APPLAUSE APPLAUSE.

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So this place in Coventry is one of 15 children's hospices around the UK

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supported by Children in Need. They care for young children with

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life-limiting conditions. Good morning everyone! . This is

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Jamie! Jamie! Well, I like these shoes. I think that my four-year-old

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would like these. Jamie comes here. She gets to mix

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with the other children. We know she is in great hands.

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You can bring her here and not worry about her? Absolutely. It's a

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special place. This is Alex. His main condition is able palsy. It is

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nice to come here and note he is going to be safe and well looked

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after and they care for him as much as we do. What we would do without

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them, I don't know. He is a bit of a charmer, especially with blonde

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ladies! Is that right? Great! He says, I'm Gary Barlow! No, you are

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Charlie! He was nine weeks old when they discovered he had no immune

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system, they said he would probably live six to 12 months. He had to

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live in hospital for nearly two years. For having all those years

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without meeting other children, to come here must be amazing.

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They are so loving and caring and it gives our family a chance to be a

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family. We love it. Shall I do some signing? It is an owl. How much does

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a place like this mean? -- need? The majority is through donations. At

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the moment it is open four days a week. It is getting less and less.

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It is diminishing already? The idea of someone like this closing just

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cannot happen. It can't. I have to be honest, I wasn't looking forward

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to today that much. It is a hospice. It conjures up these ideas

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

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opposite. I think the children we have met our inspirational. I think

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the parents are fighters, people who are getting on with life and they

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genuinely lean on this place. I look at somewhere like this and I am

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shocked, in a way, to find out how heavily they rely on donations. So

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it is up to us, up to you out there, to just be as generous as you

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can. When you CVs faces, it makes it real. But we can help.

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1624 children from all around the UK are about to perform his song,

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Singh. They have been rehearsing for weeks, they are all heroes, so

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please welcome the Children In Need choir.

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# Some words they can't be spoken only sung.

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# to hear a thousand voices shouting love.

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# There's a place, there's a time in this life when you sing what you are

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feeling. # Find your feet, stand your ground,

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don't you see right now the world is listening to what we say?

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# Sing it louder, sing it clearer, knowing everyone will hear you.

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# Make some noise, find your voice tonight.

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# Sing it stronger, sing together, make this moment last forever.

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# Old and young shouting love tonight.

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# To sing we've had a lifetime to wait (wait, wait, wait).

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# And see a thousand faces celebrate (together celebrate).

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# You brought hope, you brought life, conquer fear, no it wasn't

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always easy. # Stood your ground, kept your

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faith, don't you see right now the world is listening to what we say?

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# Sing it louder, sing it clearer, knowing everyone will hear you.

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# Make some noise, find your voice tonight.

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# Sing it stronger, sing together, make this moment last forever.

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# Old and young shouting love tonight.

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# Some words they can't be spoken only sung.

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# To hear a thousand voices shouting love and life and hope.

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# Just sing. # Sing it louder, sing it clearer,

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knowing everyone will hear you. # Make some noise, find your voice

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tonight. # Sing it stronger, sing together,

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make this moment last forever. # Old and young shouting love

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tonight. # Hear a thousand voices shouting

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love #. CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

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Your money makes all the difference to disadvantaged children all over

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the UK, so please make a donation. To give ?10 to Children In Need:

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Next up, Harry Hill, who sets a surreal sight on an iconic 80s pop

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group, aha. This includes Harry, the Hairy Bikers and a sausage.

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# We're talking away. # I don't know what I'm to say.

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# I will say it anyway. # Today is another day to find you.

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# Shying away. # Are becoming for love, OK?

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# Take on me. # Take me on.

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# Are all be gone. # In a day or two. -- I will be

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gone. # So needless to say.

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# I'm odds and ends # But that's me stumbling away.

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# Slowly learning that life is OK. # Say after me.

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# It's no better to be safe than sorry.

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# Take on me. # Take me on.

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# Begun. # In a day or two. -- I will be

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gone. # The things that you say.

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# Is its life or just a play? # My worries away.

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# You are all the things I've got to remember.

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# You are shying away. # I will be coming for you anyway.

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# Take on me. # Take me on.

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# I will be gone. # In a day or two.

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# Take on me. # Take me on.

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# I will be gone. # In a day or two.

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

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stuff. How about Babs in the make up room with Peter Andre? If you want

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to see that was put together, you can go to our website. I wanted to

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have a hold of the comedy sausage. This is my sausage and you have not

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done big required BBC handling a large prop training course. It does

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afford me a certain bottom. Let's meet the hero of the hour, Harry

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Hill. Tickle, tickle, tickle... What do

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you think of Terry's sausage? You call that a sausage? Here is a

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sausage! It is sausage time! Next up, a fantastic treat. This has been

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a huge success on Broadway and the West End and tonight, you have all

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got a front row seat. Please welcome the Royal Shakespeare Company's

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production of Matilda. In this world, there are winners and

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there are losers. You are small, shrivelled, foul smelling and weak.

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You are losers, children, and you always will be.

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# Just because you find that life is not fair.

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# It doesn't mean that you just have to grin and bear it.

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# If you always take it on the chin and wear it.

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# Nothing will change. # Even if you are little, you can do

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a lot. # You mustn't let a little seem like

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it. You. # If you let it get on top of you

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you might as well be saying that it's OK.

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# And that's not right. # We are Revolting Children in

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revolting times. # We sing revolting rhymes.

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# Revolting times! We are revolting! # Reare revolting children.

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# Living in revolting times. # We sing revofling songs

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# We sing volting rhymes # We are revolting!

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# When I grow up, # I will be brave enough to fight

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the creatures, that you have to fight beneath the bed each night

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# # Each night to be a grown up.

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# And when I grow up. # When I grow up.

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# I will be smart enough to answer all the questions that you need to

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know the answers to be foreyou're grown up.

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# And what I grow up. # I will have treats every day.

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# And I'll play with things that mum pretends, that I must not any way

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# And when I grow up, # When the sun comes up and I,

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# Will spend all day lying in the sun,

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# And I won't burn because I will be grown up

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# # Sometimes you have to be a little

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bit naughty! You know the money you give really does change young lives.

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Here is mir and you to tell you a little bit more.

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I am honoured to introduce this film. It proves we can help children

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in many ways. You are meeting Sam, who is brilliant and Ember, who is

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pretty fabulous too. It has been hard to make friends.

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I'm a bit nervous about introducing myself to new people.

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People think because he speaks well, that there is no problem. A lot of

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people forget that Sam is deaf. I have a condition which means that

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you start off profoundly deaf, then you regain a little bit of your

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hearing. It has been hard with triplet's. Sam was less confident.

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So at parties, Isobel and Edward would go in there. Sam would say he

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was not going. He used to be on his own. Idris Elbe used to felt like I

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wanted to help him but I couldn't. Nights were tough. He was scared. He

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didn't know where we were. I could not hear my parents talking

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down stairs or the TV on. I could not sleep.

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Sam's record was 27 times I put him back to bed. It was like that every

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night. He was exhausted. And certainly when he started school.

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There would be a yearly report. In that it mentioned he was so tired. I

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can only imagine how difficult it is for him.

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Two years ago, Sam met someone very special.

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Good girl. Sam was so excited about having her.

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Literally, that first week, I was stunned by the difference. It was

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just fantastic. Ember is not just Sam's pet but one

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of 750 highly trained hearing dogs in the UK. Thanks to you, dogs like

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her can support Sam in their daily lives and alert them to dangers.

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She does give him that security and safety. He has always been scared of

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fire. He cannot hear the smoke alarms. If she hears it, she drops

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the floor and waits for a response. Sam's confidence has improved hugely

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since having Ember. He is very proud of her. In the past where he has

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hung back, now he will step forward and say that is my dog, but the

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biggest difference is the sleep. From the first week Sam slept

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through. I could not believe having a dog sleeping in your bedroom could

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make such a difference. She helps him have a happy childhood. That is

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what every parent wants for their child.

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It is kind of scary, what life would be like without Ember, without

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hearing dogs. It changes my life a lot.

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She does her job really, reallying well. She is 100% a part of the

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family. She is brilliant! She is my best friend. I know she is always

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there for me. She is just amazing. Thanks to you, Sam has a new best

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friend that has made him feel happy and safe. Please help us start for

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very special partnerships. That is why giving to Children in

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Need is so important. But still to come, we have

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Scandinavian pop group, Ulvis, but before that, their first public

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appearance on British television, it is group, McBusted!

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# It's all about you. # It's all about you, baby.

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# It's all about you. # It's about you.

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# Well its all about you baby. # It's all about you.

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# It's all about you, it's all about... Ladies and gentlemen,

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Children in Need, please, welcome for the first time ever, McBusted!

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# One day, # When I came how many at lunch

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time, # I heard a funny noise.

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# I went to the backyard # It was one of those funny boys.

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# There was my neighbour, Peter # He said being in a time machine

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was one in a film we seen #.

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# Yeah, yeah, yeah. # He said I've been to the year

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3,000. # Not much changed,

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# But they lived under water. # And your great, great, great

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granddaughter, is pretty fine. # Let's go!

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# You left before the duty call. # Next time, getting on the plane.

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# That uniform you're wearing. # So hot I can't stop staring.

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# You're putting on an awesome show. # The cabin pressure is rising

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# # My coke has no icing now.

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# Air hostess! # I like the way you dress.

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# I feel much better. # If you will write me a love

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letter. # But I mess my pants.

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# Over France. # But I see you soon in the hotel

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room. # Air hostest!

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# You're an air hostess, I like the way you dress.

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# Air hostess! # She restaurant me in the dark.

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# She left me with a broken heart. # Now I am on my own.

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# If anybody sees me. # Shine a light on her.

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# If anybody sees her. # Shine a light on her.

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# If anybody sees her. Yeah! Number one in 14 countries! 1 million

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worldwide sales. 200 million YouTube views.

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It's The Fox! MUSIC: What Does The Fox Say? .

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MUSIC: What Does The Fox Say? . MUSIC: What Does The Fox Say?

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Well, coming up soon, we have the hottest band on the planet, wait for

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it, get ready to scream... One Direction! OK, that is enough. You

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thought it was weird there but things got stranger, when Doctor Who

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transported into Children in Need! Some day, you could walk past a Fez.

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Never gonna! This is why we called you in.

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Interesting... The broken flas? No, where it is broken from.

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Look at the shatter palt earn. The flas on the paintings has been

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broken from the inside. As you can see the paintings are

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landscaped. There are no figures of any kind.

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So? There used to be. Something got out of the paintings.

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Lots of somethings. Dangerous. The place has been searched. There is

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nothing here that should not be and nothing has got out.

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Not now! Doctor doctor, what is it? Not now. I'm busy. Is it to do with

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the painting? No, this is different. I remember this. Almost... , of

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course. This is where I come in. Geronimo...

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Your donations are real lifeline for disadvantaged children across the

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UK. As a parent, you will do anything to protect your child but

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sadly there are times when you can't help and you are powerless, and that

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is unbearable. In this next film, a wonderful family tells us how they

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coped with a situation that every parent dreads, and how a project

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funded by your donations helped them in their time of need. 26 of June

:00:44.:00:53.

2007. Darcey is fast asleep. Here she is.

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I remember being presented with these two babies and thinking, wow.

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The idea of twins was something special. They are incredibly

:01:03.:01:08.

inseparable. The absolute best of friends. And that is one of the

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

:01:12.:01:15.

for such long periods of time while Darcey was poorly. In April 2010,

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four days after this photo was taken, everything changed. Darcey

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became unwell and was taken to hospital. The doctor sat down and he

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said, it is either a virus or it is leukaemia. That is when his pager

:01:34.:01:38.

went off. We were left there with that thought. He came back in and he

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just said, unfortunately... That is the last thing I could hear, that is

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when our whole world fell apart. Within just 24-hour is, Darcey had

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started chemotherapy. The medicine made her very tired, she lost the

:02:01.:02:05.

use of her legs. And then she started to lose her hair. I remember

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a couple of times, having to hoover her bedding and her pillow before

:02:10.:02:13.

she got in it because it was covered in hair. She could be so poorly

:02:14.:02:20.

all-day that I would hardly get two words out of her. And then her

:02:21.:02:24.

brother arrived and he just lifted her completely. Darcey... It

:02:25.:02:34.

completely becomes your life, it takes over everything. You can't go

:02:35.:02:40.

anywhere or do normal things. Darcey couldn't go to the nursery. They

:02:41.:02:44.

couldn't go to soft play any more and that was something they always

:02:45.:02:50.

loved doing. You find yourself at certain times feeling really low and

:02:51.:02:52.

thinking, my daughter has got cancer. It just hits you. Darcey...

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Yes. Look. Children In Need helped to found the

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Association for seriously ill children. They help to organise

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family days out for children going through a tough time. Every family

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there is kind of going through the same thing. Your daughter has got no

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hair, nobody will be looking and asking questions because her lots of

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other families with children in the same circumstance. After a two year

:03:28.:03:35.

but, -- battle, Darcey is now in remission. Thank you. They have a

:03:36.:03:42.

very special bond that a lot of people will never have. They will

:03:43.:03:48.

always have each other. It was said because I couldn't play with her any

:03:49.:03:58.

more. How do you feel now? Happy because we are together again. The

:03:59.:04:04.

way that I hold her or hug her is a little bit tighter, for just that

:04:05.:04:11.

little bit longer and we feel very lucky that we have made it. Tonight

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there are thousands of children battling serious on this. You can be

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there to support them and their families every step of the way --

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battling serious illness. If you haven't donated yet, please text

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in. I promise you, you can make a difference. To give ?10 to Children

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In Need: Those were the best bits, and thank

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you to each and every one of you for making Children In Need the biggest

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ever. From myself, it Shane Richie, from a very cold Wolford, this is

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One Direction. # Maybe it's the way she walked

:05:04.:05:30.

straight into my heart and stole it. # Through the doors and past the

:05:31.:05:34.

guards, just like she already own it.

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# I said, can you give it back to me?

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# She said, never in your wildest dreams.

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# And we danced all night to the best song ever.

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# We knew every line, now I can't remember.

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# How it goes, but I know that I won't forget her.

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# Because we danced all night to the best song ever.

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# I think it went over, oh, oh. # I think it went yet, yeah, yeah.

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# Said her name was George arose. # And her daddy was a dentist. --

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Georgia Rose. # Said I had a dirty mouth.

:06:22.:06:27.

# But she kissed me like she meant it.

:06:28.:06:32.

# I said, can I take you home with me?

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# She said, never in your wildest dreams.

:06:36.:06:40.

# And we danced all night to the best song ever.

:06:41.:06:44.

# We knew every line, now I can't remember.

:06:45.:06:49.

# How it goes, but I know that I won't forget her.

:06:50.:06:53.

# Because we danced all night to the best song ever.

:06:54.:06:56.

# I think it went oh, oh, oh. # I think it went yeah, yeah, yeah.

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# You know, I know, you know I will remember you.

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# And I know, you know, I know you will remember me.

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# You know, I know, you know I will remember you.

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# I know, you know, I hope you will remember how we danced.

:07:16.:07:23.

# How we danced. # How we danced all night to the

:07:24.:07:27.

best song ever. # We knew every line, now I can't

:07:28.:07:31.

remember. # How it goes, but I know that I

:07:32.:07:36.

won't forget her. # Because we danced all night to the

:07:37.:07:41.

best song ever. # We danced all night to the best

:07:42.:07:44.

song ever. # We knew every line, now I can't

:07:45.:07:48.

remember. # How it goes, but I know that I

:07:49.:07:52.

won't forget her. # Because we danced all night to the

:07:53.:07:57.

best song ever. # I think it went oh, oh, oh.

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# I think it went yeah, yeah, yeah. # Best song ever, it was the best

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song ever. Thank you.

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Tonight 's star-studded evening is nearly at an end, so let's see what

:08:23.:08:28.

you have achieved. One last time, let's fire up the totaliser.

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