Appeal Night: Part 1 BBC Children in Need

to offer tonight - there's a lot!

There will be some flashing lights. Have a fabulous night.

Get ready for the biggest night of the year. Children in Need 2016!

The hit musical Aladdin. David Brent is back. Little Mix perform live.

Eddy Redmayne and his fantastic beasts. And please welcome your

host, Graham Norton, Ade Adepitan, Marvin and Rochelle Hume, Greg James

and Tess Daly. Good evening and welcome to Children

in Need 2016. Yes, tonight's the night

to Do Your Thing to help disadvantaged children and young

people all over the UK. As you've just seen,

we've got some new faces running And none of those faces

is as fresh as this one - I'm excited and ready

to Do My Thing - a little All you need to do is be

as incredibly brilliant, funny, warm and loved

as the great Sir Terry Wogan. Yeah, really not helping,

Tess. But on a serious note,

this is our first year without our dear friend

and charismatic leader, Sir Terry. The embodiment of everything

Children in Need And it's up to all of us,

as a team, to continue One thing I'll always remember

about Sir Terry is that he Because of you, Children in Need

helps children across the UK. Because of you, help

is never far away. Your parents always there

for you but she's someone else. Because of you there

is a brighter future. Because of you, there is help

in the toughest times. I knew from that moment

on that they would be OK. You've helped children smile

and laugh, even when life So please, phone tonight and do

something incredible. One thing you must

do tonight, Because of you, Children in Need

can make a difference. Because of you, my child

gets her smile back. You can donate on the BBC

Children in Need website. Use your debit or credit card

or PayPal account. Pay in your fundraising money

at all major banks, building Send a cheque or postal order

to BBC Children in Need. So that's how you can

donate - and whilst we're doing details, let's talk

Gift Aid. It's a brilliant scheme that

means if you're a UK tax payer, Children in Need

can claim back 25p That's an extra 25% on top - at no

extra cost to you! So when you're asked

if you'd like to claim Gift Now, the keen-eyed

amongst you will notice His first wish was to present

Children in Need. His second was for me

to give him a foot rub. Keep waiting mate.

But for my third wish, I'd like an amazing medley

from the cast of West End musical # Every hour or so

where incredible feats are routine # See the dervishes dance

in ridiculous pants # Then romance to your heart's

delight # It's another Arabian night

on in let the magic begin # More often than not

are hotter than hot # A fool

off his guard # Arabian nights

# Shining, shimmering, splendid

# Tell me, princess, now when did you

# A whole new world On a magic carpet ride

# No one to tell us no Or where to go

# I'm like a shooting star I've come so far

# A whole new world To where I used to be

# A whole new world whole new world with you

# Well Ali Baba had them forty thieves

# But master you in luck 'Cause up your sleeves

# You got a brand of magic never fails

# You got some power in your corner now

# Some heavy ammunition in your camp

# And how pizzazz, yahoo

# See all you gotta do is rub that lamp

# Let me take your order Jot it down

# No no no had a friend like me

Somebody, call me an cab, we're takin' it home!

# You ain't never had a friend, never had a friend

# You ain't never had a friend

# You ain't never had a friend, like me

Tonight, we are everywhere -

And if you want to join the conversation, search

This year, schools all across the nation have been

joining the Big Spotacular, raising funds for BBC

Just like Beacon Rise Primary School in Bristol.

# Nothing I can see but you when you dance,

(Pupils here have been wearing spots!)

# I got that sunshine in my pocket, got that good soul in my feet... #

And taking part in sponsored spotty challenges.

So, if you've been raising money at school and helping to make this

year's Children In Need appeal Spotacular...

A heartfelt thank you to Danny and Tiki all you

Over the years, you have raised a quite phenomenal amount of

You're on track to raise at least ?5 million!

High fives to all you schoolchildren out there!

But it's not just school children who have been pulling out the stops

to fundraise - here's what else is going on across the UK

It makes me feel good because I know that I am helping somebody else.

My whole family comes to my house and we all watch

We sit on the sofa and eat popcorn whilst watching it.

It's important to remember that wherever you are in the UK,

there's a Children in Need project somewhere near you.

I didn't know you spoke Welsh!

And you at home should be parking your behinds on the sofa,

because here's all the great stuff that's still to come.

up - EastEnders goes back to the 1980s. There is a festive special

from the Time Lord. David Brent is in the studio! And we meet Oscar

winner Eddie Redmayne! Can't wait for that EastEnders

'80s movie tribute! Just think of the fun

you could have with it! Not to mention Ghost Butchers

and of course Mad Max Branning. You got so excited,

you forgot Pat To The Future. Next, I'd like you to meet a lovely

boy called Max. He wants to tell you how your

donations have changed his life It's where the face

forms differently. The ears don't have

ear holes like mine. You're going to be deaf

if you have that. Max has no ear canals,

so although everything inside works, no sound gets in, so he has very

unusual hearing aids. My hearing aids are like special

hearing aids I have. He has implants in his head

which they attach to. The sound goes into those,

vibrates, and then he can hear. With his hearing aids in,

Max's hearing is OK. But it's at night when the problems

begin. In bed, he has to take the hearing

aids out and he can't hear a thing. He would come downstairs,

keep coming down, keep calling. It just made me feel

terrified at night. It got to the point where

he actually did not It's all like silent and it just

freaks me out a bit. It was just really, really difficult

getting him to sleep. It's just the feeling

of being alone. Sometimes the mind

plays tricks on you. Chloe is a specially

trained hearing dog. Thanks to you, she's just one

of many dogs across the UK that support deaf children in their

daily lives. She lies right there and I love

that just because I can Him knowing that he can be

woken by Chloe makes It makes him realise

he is not isolated. It's like having the best friend

in the world times ten next to you. In the past, Max has had people

that have made nasty All of that just chips away,

knocks his confidence. Some people treat me differently

because of the way I look. Now when they say hello to Chloe,

they say hello to me too, and that just makes me

feel so happy. I feel like she's

part of the family. Max, thank you so much

for telling us all about Chloe. You are both wonderful

and we are so happy for you. You've been so generous before,

and for that we thank you. Tonight, we are asking

for your help once more. Tonight, you can help other children

like Max by calling 03457 33 22 33. Standard geographic

charges will apply. Or if you would prefer,

you can donate online I've got twin sisters,

both called Greg, and I hold the world record for bad

jokes told in one minute? It was just a very clever way

of seamlessly linking Because it's time for Rob Brydon,

Lee Mack, David Mitchell and some very important guests

in our Would I Lie To You Children Good evening and welcome

to a very special edition of Would I Lie To You

for Children In Need. On Lee Mack's team tonight,

ten-year-old unicorn And 11-year-old football

mad Jack from Wrexham. And on David Mitchell's team

tonight, nine-year-old self-confessed tomboy

Zara from Nottingham. And nine-year-old aspiring inventor

Adit from Harrow. Ah, now then, there's

a box under the desk. Could you first of all read out

the card, Kitty, that's in there, and then when you've read it out,

place the object on the desk. This is the autograph I got

from Lee Mack after I accidentally Now, Lee, maybe you could read

to us what it was that It certainly sounds

like the sort of joke Very working class

and down-to-earth. Could you change that

to ASDA or Lidl? Lee Mack was in a Waitrose cafe

having a pheasant wrap? I wanted to get his attention,

so I walked over. Kitty, why would you want

to get his attention? So you walked up to him,

and did he seem friendly, Kitty? Yeah.

He might have been with, like... And then I was like, "Oh,

sorry, sorry, sorry." And then we got someone to come

and clear it up. And then I said,

"Can I get your autograph?" And then when you gave it to me,

I was like, OK, wow. They don't care about autographs any

more, it's all this, innit? I don't know if he had his phone

on him, but a selfie, then. You'd have asked for

a selfie on my phone? And then expected me to say,

"Here, have this?" Why didn't you want

to meet her again? Why did you wish

you'd never met her? I think it was to do

with the scalding pain in my legs. And how do we know that that's

a Waitrose napkin? Do you know the difference?

No. Because if you do,

we're in business. Would you like us to pass

you the evidence? "I wish we'd never

met," no full stop. So, what do you think

then, David's team? I don't think you would

write on a napkin. I can play a TV theme

tune on the thing Rob I tell you what, this

is going to be interesting. Well, I don't know, you're so small,

Rob, it's hard to get a perspective. It could be something

you find in a Kinder Egg. Well, you tell us,

you know what it is, Adit. It's not a trumpet, it's not

a trumpet. You say you play the theme tune to a

television show? Yeah.

Which one, which TV show? That's a good question,

which show? OK.

Any others? I can't really remember

the other ones. You see, now we're in this tricky

situation, aren't we, because if we ask him to play it

and he's telling the truth, he will deliberately

not be able to play it, I think if we just discuss it,

and then if it's true, I don't think it's true

because he said he knows how to play a theme tune and he said,

"I can't remember the others." So you're not happy that he's

changing the story. Yeah, my wife's got a similar

face to that. You think it's true and he's

pretending he didn't know what kind of instrument

it was? I'm going with Jack

and saying it's true. PLAYS THEME TO BLACKADDER

APPLAUSE AND CHEERING Wow! That noise signals time is up

and it's the end of the show. In real life, lying

is a bit like me. Thank you so much to Rob, Lee,

and David, as well as Jack, Although, obviously

I must stress, honesty That's why I always, 100%, tell

the truth. My advice would be don't breathe

in for the next five or ten minutes. Here's Gaby Roslin to

say a big thank you. Staff and customers here at ASDA

have been helping out And the money, of course, goes to

the young people here in the UK. And this year, they're continuing

their amazing fundraising. Mummy, can she please have this

for Children In Need? Good afternoon,

ladies and gentlemen. Please buy anything you can

for BBC Children In Need. # All the girls on the block

knocking at my door... Come on, ladies, please,

Children In Need. You just go on to the Children

In Need website and there's loads I'm going to pop that there,

and hopefully Mummy's got a little bit of spare change

for Children In Need. Thank you all so much

for your support, and you guys Thank you to the staff and customers

of Asda for Doing Their Thing. Let's find out how much those lovely

people have raised. Now, Greg, what were

you doing in the 1980s? Mainly running around pretending

to be Michelangelo. Well, the rest of country

was obsessed with these things. Well, while Greg struggles

with an old classic, in Walford they're doing

a much better job. EastEnders is going back

in time to celebrate And it all starts with

Albert Square's very own Top Gun. MUSIC: Take My Breath Away by

Berlin. # You ain't seen the best of me yet

# Give me time, I'll make you forget the rest

# I've got more in me # And you can set it free

# I can catch the moon in my hand # Don't you know who I am?

# Remember my name is # Fame

# I'm going to live for ever # I'm going to learn how to fly

# I feel it coming together # People will see me and die

# I'm going to make it to heaven # Light up the sky like a flame

# I'm going to live forever # Baby, remember my name

# Remember, remember, remember. # I had the time of my life, and I

owe it all to you # I want you more than you'll

# Don't be afraid to lose control # You're the one thing I can't get

enough of # So I'll tell you something

# This could be large # Because I have the time of my life

# And I never felt this way before # Yes, I swear it's the truth

# And I owe it all to you... Footloose, kick off the Sunday

shoes Please, Louise, Jack,

get back, come on before we crack # Lose your blues,

everybody cut footloose Huge thanks to the cast

of EastEnders. Every year, you pull out the stops

for Children in Need, Have you managed to

finish your cube, Greg? Peeled off all the stickers and now

every side is black. Or should that be

an interdimensional exclusive? Yes, the Time Lord hasn't been

on our screens all year - until now! This is a never-before-seen, well,

"scene", from the Dr Who Christmas Quiet. Reporter from the daily

Chronicle. Why am I telling you the truth? Spooky, isn't it. This is

America. Who are you? Special agent Dan dangerous from Scotland Yard.

The doctor, for short. They have institutes all over the world but

always in capital cities. Yes, they are. New York is not a capital city,

is it? I would call security, but they might leave you alive. I do not

want any awkward questions about the intruders I was forced to shoot for

my own protection. Good plan. Here's another. Tell them you shot us in

the back in self defence. We'll be laughing all the way to the slab.

Face me now. Maybe not. What is that? Not me. It's like someone

knocking on the window. We are on the 100th floor. Oh, my God, he is

real. Who? The ghost, a masked vigilantes. Mind if I come in?

Impressive. The windows, like everything, is built to withstand a

last equivalent to 400 nuclear explosions. Would you like me to

call a glazier? It's against my personal code to

cause lasting harm to anyone. However, light to moderate injury is

fine. Well, Christmas really has

come early this year! It sure has, Tess -

all I need now is a box of chocolate Round up a couple of badges and head

out to the trampoline! Well, I don't have any trampoline

but I do have some brilliant musical treats coming up for

us all later tonight. There's music from Ellie Goulding,

Olly Murs and Take That - and also the moves to match

in our Strictly Olympians special. Right now, it's time

we said another thank you. And to do it for us,

here's a cheeky trio. Who have been raising money

for BBC Children In Need, which supported projects

all around the UK. This year, they've also teamed up

with British Gymnastics to launch new campaigns to get

the nation active. Gym clubs and leisure centres

nationwide are leaping, In a bid to raise money

for Children In Need. Today at Nottingham City Gymnastics

Club, we've been jumping for Pudsey. We've been jumping in and out

of hoops, jumping ropes. We were so tired but it was worth it

because we've raised lots of money. Thanks to everyone

who's taking part. And don't forget you can

still get your Pudsey ears, wristbands and

key rings in store. Later on tonight, we've got a very

magical sketch for you, set in the world of

witchcraft and wizardry. Did another online

Sorting Hat quiz earlier - That's funny -

I always had you down That is one of the single worst

things anyone has ever said to me. But I'll let it slide,

because I'm so excited about I'm trying to get

through to Pudsey Bear. You'll have to be quick,

I'm reading the news. Large hat, loves custard.

Er, no. Wow, Mary,

thank you. Hello, Eddie.

Hello? Mel and Sue keep putting me

through to the wrong people. Eddie Redmayne and a whole

host of surprise guests You can find out exactly

who they are in the next Next, a film from

a very brave family. Here's Nadiya Hussain

to tell you more. I don't know how I'd cope if I found

myself in the situation this next What I do know is that they are

brave and wonderful and that Children in Need was able to help

when help was truly needed. Running and playing sport,

I love it. I think, as long as I can keep

doing that, and the kids, as long as they can see me doing

the things I love, Six years ago, Annette

was diagnosed with cancer. Since then, it's been a constant

presence in her family's life. Your initial urge is to

protect the children. There are times when everything

is fine and then suddenly I'm diagnosed again with something else

and that is scary for them. You struggle to know how you're

going to deal with it. Nobody's got the experience really

to be able to do that. That was one of the most difficult

things. Every time she gets cancer or every

time something happens, The sickness in the bathroom,

everything, they are aware of what's It hurts me to see them having

to deal with this. During these difficult times,

Annette and her children The group centres across the UK

which supports all sorts of families For Annette, Maggie's was just

across the road from where When I was having my last IV

chemotherapy, I looked out of the window to see the kids

joyously playing at Maggie's. I knew, from that moment on,

that they would be OK. That was from one of the kids

days we had. Somebody got too

enthusiastic with red paint. Thomas and Amelia can

go over and just talk They can talk openly

about treatment, about hair falling out, about all sorts of things

and they just feel that Maggie's is about having a space

to talk about feelings but trying to make sure it's not

done in a pushy way. Trying to give kids particularly

a range of different angles to think about how they might express what's

going on for them. It's normal to feel anxious

and a bit frightened, but talking about it can

make a real difference. I wouldn't really talk to anyone

else, I don't think. In July 2015, Annette

was told that her cancer had spread and this time,

it was incurable. We just sat down on the bed one

night and they could tell we were really upset and we just

said to them, you know, things have got really bad and it's

in Mummy's bones and bone marrow. And we just all had a cry

for about an hour and then the first Because of your donations,

Maggie's was there to support It just worries me because I don't

know what's happening next. When I talk about it,

I let out my feelings, The uncertainty for the kids

is something that It's not knowing, not knowing how

they will be able And I want to spend every moment

with them, but I don't know where I'm going to be in six

months' time or a year. I just want them to enjoy

life and be happy. And, to me, it's a comfort knowing

that Maggie's is there for them. Of course, our thoughts

are with you all. And of course, Maggie's

will be there for you all. One of those sessions

with Andrew costs ?30. Without your money -

there are no Andrews. I don't know about you but I really

think we need more people like him. Or donate online at bbc.co.uk/

Pudsey. Now it's time for one of my very

favourite parts of Children in Need. And it was one of Sir Terry's

favourite parts, too - Tonight, 1,580 children have come

together to perform for you. Performing live from nine

towns across the country, they're singing the very

appropriate Lean On Me. And they have all asked that

you please continue # We know that

there's always tomorrow # Lean # And I'll be your

friend # I'll help you carry on # For it won't be long

# Till I'm gonna need # Somebody to lean on # Please

swallow your pride # If I have # Please

swallow your pride # If I have

things you need to borrow of your needs # That you won't let

show # So just call on me brother I just might have a problem that

you'd understand # Lean on me,

when you're not strong # And I'll

be your friend # Till I'm

gonna need # Somebody to lean

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

# I just might have a problem that you'd understand

# Call me, if you need a friend

# Till I'm gonna need

# Somebody to lean on

APPLAUSE CHEERING

Thank so much to the Children in Need Choir.

Unbelievable, that's what it's all about, kids helping other kids,

beautiful. And while we are all being grateful,

there's someone else who deserves Up and down the country customers

and staff at Lloyds banking group have been fundraising for children

in need. So today I'm in Watford to say a very special thank you on

behalf of Pudsey and those who have contributed are going to get a very

special thank you. Talk us through some of the things you've done.

Climbing Scovell Pike, bath of beans. Charity auctions, pub

quizzes. This is a little token of our appreciation.

Thank you so much to children in need. On behalf of BBC children in

need we'd like to say a huge thank you to all of your kind efforts.

Let's see just how much you've raised, shall we? Can we have a

total? Over five and a half million pounds! Congratulations to everyone

who got stuck in, it's a huge amount. Well done indeed.

What would you say if your all-time favourite band suddenly

The Vengaboys are currently touring in Budapest.

Well, I'm more of a Little Mix kind of girl.

And as it turns out, so are the wonderful members

of the Children in Need-funded project Haringey Shed.

Welcome to Haringey Shed, one of the amazing projects funded

Today the children think they're here to rehearse our

They just think it's an ordinary rehearsal,

but they're in fact in for a little bit of a Little Mix surprise.

Whilst the children are going through their warm-ups,

unbeknown to them, we'll be watching their every move.

We've put a team of workmen in disguise in the studio to really

And the staff and all the volunteers are all involved.

WHOOPING All right, ready, Terry, thanks, mate.

# For a spell that can't be broken potion # I'll make you fall in love

# Boy, you belong to me I got the recipe...

# BANGING AND CLATTERING # It's called Black Magic...

Sorry, we're just trying to do one chorus.

# Take a sip of my secret potion I'll make you fall in love

# For a spell that can't be broken One drop should be enough

# Boy, you belong to me

Black Magic # And it's called Black Magic...

LITTLE MIX: # All the girls on the block knocking at my door

# Want to know what it is make the boys want more

# Take a sip from my secret potion

# I'll make you fall in love

# For a spell that can't be broken

# One drop should be enough

# Boy, you belong to me

I can't believe Little Mix were here.

And it's like my dream world has come true.

We wanted to come down here and see what everyone does here at Haringey

So, what sort of activities do you do here?

We do acting, singing, and playing instruments.

Dancing sometimes, dancing.

So what would you guys say is the best thing

If you mostly come here all the time, then you'll

# Take a sip from the secret potion # One taste and you'll be mine

# It's a spell that can't be broken # It'll keep you up all night

# Boy, you belong to me

# They were really nice and beautiful.

It was really amazing when they just popped out of there because we never

Little Mix were burst out, I was actually crying.

It was the best day I've ever had, ever.

APPLAUSE CHEERING

Thank you so much to Old Men Grooving, and of course,

This is about a gorgeous little boy, presented by the one and only Len

Goodman. Children should be able to play,

muck about and have fun, be free. For some children, though,

that's not possible. Some children don't have a sense

of danger so they're not free. Some children need a bit of support

so they can have a childhood. And that's where your

donations come in. I want to say thank you for all

the support you've given If you could call again tonight it

would be really, really great. But first, I'd like you to meet

a lovely little chap called When we get in the car,

he's always intrigued. He doesn't necessarily know

where he's going. You can actually see him getting

gradually more excited as he's He doesn't use any means

of medication apart from his smile He doesn't use any means of

communication apart from his smile Just to see a smile,

it just means everything. When he was just seven months old,

Kristian developed a rare form of epilepsy where

seizures are relentless. He was a tiny little

baby in our arms having His whole body tensing

and shaking uncontrollably. For four years, he didn't have one

day break of seizures. With each seizure it's killing brain

cells so he's starting to regress. For now, Kristian's seizures

are more under control. But he has been left

with profound learning difficulties. He's seven but his brain

is functioning more You have to be near him at all times

because he just doesn't have any real sense of how

to behave in a way. He doesn't have a concept of danger,

so you've got to keep It consumes your whole

life, your whole world. Five years ago, the family were put

in touch with Haven House, a children's hospice supported

by Children in Need that offers It's given Kristian

a special place to play. When you take him there,

it's like, he can't get out He's just gone in the blink

of an eye and he's He knows everyone and

everything in there. Your donations pay for Stacy,

a health care support worker. Kristian is just a lovely little

boy, so full of life. It's just a pleasure to look

after him when he comes here. He will just take your hand and lead

you to wherever he wants to go. They've got everything that

you could possibly think But the biggest thing,

really, is that he can be somewhere He hasn't got somebody behind him

saying, "Don't do that. He's got people saying,

"Here you go. With your support, Children

in Need can help more Little Kristian just has the best

time at Haven House, doesn't he? Now, one of those sessions costs

?20. ?20 to put a smile on his

lovely, lovely face. We are going to keep on saying it

but that is what We are really grateful for anything

you can afford to donate. Please donate online

@bbc.co.uk/Pudsey or call 03457 Now, Greg, we are coming to the end

of your first ever stint at presenting on Children in Need -

how do you think it's gone? I haven't broken anything,

fallen over and you haven't It's about to get better because

it's time to the big moment, you ready? Huge moment, the very first

Totaliser of the evening. Let's put a figure on your generosity so far.

This is the exciting bit, I love this, let's do it. Can we have our

first Totaliser of children in need 2016? Make it a good one, come on!

What an extraordinary amount of money!

That is an amazing total so far - so thank you, everyone.

But please stay with us and please keep those donations coming in.

Sadly, it's time for the two of us to say goodbye.

But stay right where you are, because Ade Adepitan

and Graham Norton are coming up with all sorts of treats that

Thank you so much, Taz, and loved it, I've had the best time. But I

must go. I'm huge Graham Norton fan, I'm going to go home and watch him.

-- thank you so much Tess. And, whilst we magically turn

into Graham and Ade, here's a look at some of the things

you lovely people have been doing Hello, Pudsey, jumping. BBC Maida

Vale studios? Right, here we go. Pudsey, where he!

Hi, I'm Riz Lateef, and this is School of Rock.

APPLAUSE CHEERING

Thank you to the fabulous cast of School of Rock, the talented 10-13

-year-olds who are playing live for us this evening. Welcome back to

this historic Maida Vale studios usually home to some of the greatest

rock, pop and classical music stars. Tonight it is also playing host to

Pudsey and some of the fabulous fundraisers who have been doing

their bit to raise cash here in the capital. Talking of which, in the

next studio there is a very special concert going on. Brenda has been

chatting to one of the performers. Yes, we've been getting sweaty and

rocking with Tess. I'm joined by the legend, shake Stevens. He performed

earlier, how has the atmosphere been? Well put together, the whole

thing, it's really really good. -- Dubai. You've done it with a sore

throat. Unfortunately, yeah, I was in the studios yesterday, it poured

down with rain as I came out. I went on for the cause, didn't want to

disappoint. You certainly haven't disappointed tonight. To listen to

the concert, tune in BBC local radio. Riz. Shakin Stevens doing his

bit for children in need. Let's welcome some of our fabulous

fundraisers. Come on Pudsey stars. Legged two is surely you Alexander

from Russia. The Home Secretary, Amber Rudd, have you been

fundraising for Children in Need? Seven years. -- from Ruislip. What

have you been doing? We have been doing an obstacle course. Thank you

so much. And who do we have here? Harlow Gymnastics Club! What sort of

things have you been doing? Jumping, skipping, speed bounces. How many

jumps did you do? 9747! And I know that you raised an amazing ?4000 in

one week - how many people took part? Just over 700 members of all

ages. Thank you. We have had to say a quick word with you, and you

recorded a song with Tony Hadley? We did, right here, last week. And it

is number 24 on iTunes. Download it, help us get to number one! We will

be hearing some more amazing stories from our fundraisers later one. But

we must go back to our band, of 11- to 13-year-olds, School Of Rock.

I want to raise money for people in need and I kind of want to make

Pudsey. Cake sales. Helping other kids that don't really have the

opportunities and facilities we have. You feel like Superman since

you're saving people all over the world.

Graham Norton and Ade Adepitan! Good evening, everybody! Lovely to see

you! Would you look at this? Graham Norton and Ade Adepitan presenting

Children in Need, together at last! Amazing, I wonder if they can work

out who is who? We should have gone with nametags. If you have just

tuned in, you are watching Children in Need, not an old episode of The

Odd Couple. Well, we are a bit odd,

but we're not a couple. The power of Pudsey has

brought us together! Yes, and that's a lot

of pressure, Graham. Not only have we got to style this

out and pretend we're a couple of old pros who know what we're

doing, we also have to raise as much money as possible and have some

seriously big shoes to fill. So let's do Sir Terry proud and make

this a fantastic night. Here's what's coming up

in the next hour. Coming Up, Going For Gold, Its Team

Gb! David Brent! Oscar Winner Eddie Redmayne! And Craig David sings the

official Children in Need single! So, Ade, we don't know each other

very well. Do you think we should start off

with some basic questions or something?

Sounds like a great idea. Great, we know each

other much better now. Now, here on Children in Need,

we always encourage you to Do Your And every year, The One Show

take that to the extreme with their gruelling Rickshaw

Challenge. Six young riders set off

from Jedburgh in Scotland last Friday, and have been

pedalling their way 470 miles down the East Coast of England,

raising money and awareness It has been amazing, even as an

athlete, like I am, I appreciate what they do. The weather has been

an immense challenge. We are delighted to say they are about to

cross the finishing line, so we can go to Regent Street and Alex Jones.

This is the end, can you believe it, of the sixth ritual challenge. They

will be coming under the Christmas lights after the ride of a lifetime.

And what a ride it spin. Eight days of early starts. Then the

crowds come out, six young men and women, coming-of-age in front of our

eyes, giving all they've got. Even though they have less than most of

us, they've touched your hearts. And you've responded more generously

than ever before. Team Rickshaw has conquered the east coast. Now, it's

time for the West End. Yes, they are bringing it home, everybody! This is

the moment we've all been waiting for. Team Rickshaw 2016, with Andy

in the saddle. Here they come! # I'd bare my soul

to a total stranger APPLAUSE

CHEERING Come on, come on! Ebony! Wow! We're

here! You are here! Give us the total. Apparently, it's going to be

predicted behind us. Last night it was at 1.4 million. What are we

going to see? What have Britain and the UK donated? Let's have a look.

It's 3 million! Thank you, thank you come thank you

to everybody who has donated. And I mean, guys, seriously, ?3.5 million!

What do you want to say to all of those lovely people who donated?

Just look down that lens. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you so much. Thank

you! Thank you so much for coming to support us and thank you. You have

all been wonderful and made this challenge what it is. Thank you,

thank you, Graham and Ade, it's back to you. Thank you to all of you, and

all of the one Show team. It was incredible. Absolutely amazing.

Tonight, what we are doing could not be more simple. We are here to

support children in the UK need help. That's it, nothing complicated

about it. Some children need help, and we are all here to give it to

them. Here is James McAvoy to tell you more.

A family I'll call the Martins to protect their identity.

But what I'm about to tell you is true.

There's Mum, Dad and five lovely children.

Two years ago, one of the children, a little girl, was diagnosed

You don't need me to tell you how devastated

Their lives were and still are shattered.

And then, unbearably, just three months later,

a second child in the family was diagnosed with the same kind

She's had to undergo surgery and intensive chemotherapy just

As any family coping with a severe illness will tell you,

caring for a child in hospital is all-consuming.

The strain on the family is immense and this is a family already

Mum stayed at home to look after three of the children and Dad

gave up his job to become a full-time carer at the hospital.

The loss of income has meant that the family,

The little one-year-old is now at home but the side effects

of chemotherapy means that she's very sick.

Her sheets have to be washed constantly and her mattress

The family just don't have the money to buy new ones.

This family has been through so much.

But, thanks to your donations to Children in Need,

an organisation called Buttle UK has been able to help.

They supply emergency essentials for families living

Thanks to you, they were able to provide a grant that bought

She now has somewhere warm and dry to sleep and,

There are 3.9 million children living in poverty in the UK.

It's not their fault that they find themselves in this situation.

And every year, Buttle UK receives thousands of applications

The simple fact is, they cannot afford to fund all of them.

You can help by calling 03457 33 22 33 or visiting

Look, I'm new to Children in Need, I'm new to all of this and I have

never asked for money on TV before so bear with me - but I grew up

And I remember being at Stoke Mandeville Hospital

and Children in Need helping my friends

there get wheelchairs so they could play sport.

If you can donate tonight, then thank you.

The number to call is 03457 33 22 33.

Where else can you see the former Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer

perform a Gangnam Style salsa dressed as Psy from Korea?

If you're watching, Ed, don't worry we're laughing

But while Balls and Company head up to Blackpool,

Strictly opened up their dancefloor to Children in Need

Back in Rio, they were going for gold - but tonight,

Team GB are vying for the Pudsey-on-a-glitterball trophy.

From the Children Strictly ballroom, this is the Strictly

Please welcome your hosts, Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman.

A big hello and welcome to Strictly Come Dancing's

CHEERING Going for gold tonight are for medal winning

They have been limbering up backstage and are ready to go.

So let's welcome them - our Children in Need stars!

Gold medal-winning canoeist Joe Clarke and his partner Janette

Hockey gold medallist Hollie Webb and her partner Neil Jones.

Taekwondo silver medallist Lutalo Muhammad and his

And two-time gold medal-winner rower Helen Glover and her

CHEERING There they are, our fantastic four.

They lit up Rio this summer and are hoping to light up this

All four of our couples will compete in one special group performance,

but they'll be judged individually, and only one couple will walk

away with the Children in Need Pudsey trophy.

And not only are they rising to the Strictly challenge tonight,

they're also hoping to raise lots of money for thousands

of disadvantaged children living right here in the UK.

There's no voting tonight, as our Children in Need champion

will be chosen by four very important people.

The number is: pick up the phone.

Please, please donate anything you can.

Our athletes obviously trained hard for the Rio Games,

but how hard have they trained for tonight?

I'm Hollie Webb, and I was a member of the women's Team GB hockey team.

And I was the one who took the winning penalty.

It was the greatest moment of my entire life.

Actually, I probably shouldn't say that, it should have

been when I got engaged, but...it definitely was.

I'm Helen Glover, and I'm two-time Olympic rowing champion.

Glover and Stanning defend their Olympic title!

Steve and I got married three weeks after the Olympics.

He did Strictly, actually, in 2014 - he's really, really intrigued

I'm Lutalo Muhammad, Olympic silver medallist

In my Olympic final, I was leading up till the last second.

Each time I do watch it, I do feel some of the same emotion.

I was so close to being Olympic champion!

I mean, I don't cry or anything - I'm far too manly for that.

I'm Joe Clarke, I'm a kayaker, and I won gold in

One of the first things my mum said to me was, "When are

Training's going really well.

The harder I try, the more confused I'm getting.

I'm really scared that my mind's just going to go blank.

Really nervous - probably more nervous than I was at the Olympics.

She's worked me really hard and never given me any rest

so hopefully it's worth it in the end and I can win

CHEERING Dancing for the Pudsey Glitterball Trophy,

MUSIC: The Edge of Glory by Lady Gaga

OK, while our athletes cool down, let's take a moment to thank our

Hailey, Lance, Andrea, Tommy and of course,

let's not forget Dave Arch and his amazing orchestra.

So they are choosing our champion tonight -

let's find out if the judges think our athletes

are on the right track with that performance.

Well, may I just say first of all, thank you so much for giving

Hear, hear. APPLAUSE It was brilliant, well done.

Craig, our athletes are of course incredibly fit, they're also

Well, yes, it did, as a matter of fact, and I'm very proud of them

But I'm going to be talking a little bit about Hollie.

I'm going to say, if I could ever play hockey, darling,

You are absolutely amazing at that.

Well, I can't believe, actually, all of you, how much

But I have to say, I couldn't take my eyes off your

Divine lines that you made, lovely lunge at the very end.

So who will be crowned Children in Need champions?

Tonight, the judges will make a group decision, while they confer,

Now remember, there is no voting at home tonight,

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

for Children in Need, so don't forget, every penny

And the number to call is: right here in the UK.

So now it's time to see who is going to take home

On behalf of all the judges, Len, as head judge, can you please tell

May I first say, if they gave out medals for commitment and effort,

you'd all be gold medallists, because you were brilliant.

But we have come to a conclusion, and our winners and Children in Need

Oh, I don't believe it!

You came so close to winning gold in Rio.

I just want to say a big thank you to the judges,

And of course to my lovely dance partner Karen.

Brilliant, thank you so much for taking part.

A huge thank you to all our couples and to you at home for

We'll be back very soon, but in the meantime...

Well done to all our Olympians and of course congratulations

to Lutalo Mohammed for bringing home the gold!

It was the flying kicks that done it. It was amazing. Got some moves

like that, Graham? No. And I'm sure you'll all be delighted

to know, that finally puts us Actually, I was out in Rio

for the Paralympics No. Not even basketball. You want I

could do a few baskets. That's notreally

what I was thinking. Here's Matt Baker to tell

you about someone brilliant. Of all of my involvement

with Children in Need, the thing that I love the most

is meeting so many remarkable youngsters and I get to see

first-hand how much your donations mean to them and how they give them

a chance to make the most Youngsters like Seb,

who you're about to meet now. And, despite facing the biggest

of challenges in life, his determination to just keep

on going is humbling and I'm sure 'It's Seb and Ben up a tree.'

as inspirational as I do. Seb

and Ben, always Seb and Ben. They were always outside,

always playing. They've grown up doing

so many things together. They played football

on Saturdays, rugby on Sundays. 'Go!' Seb is very competitive

in pretty much everything. On 13th April 2014, the boys played

in their first rugby tournament. We just expected to have a good

journey back. Have a laugh on the bus

with all our friends. We were just travelling along

and then suddenly I just heard this shout of, "Stop the bus,

stop the bus!" And I turned round to the guy next

to me and the door Somebody shouted, "Somebody's fallen

out. Seb had gone under the back

wheels of the coach. The coach had run

over his right leg. I got there, held his hands

and told him I was here. He just looked at me and said,

"Am I going to die, Daddy?" Seb's injuries were so severe that

doctors had no choice but to amputate his right leg

above the knee and he had to be And they told us it's a severe brain

injury and to expect that, you know, when Seb wakes up,

he's going to be a different boy. When Seb came out of his coma,

the first time I saw him he kind of just looked at me and was kind

of like crying. He was frustrated he

couldn't talk to me. At that point in time,

we'd got no idea where to go next. After five months in hospital,

Seb's family turned to The Children's Trust,

a rehabilitation centre for children It is supported by your donations

to Children in Need. When Seb came to us he had a lot

of difficulties, a lot of problems It was so hard for him because Seb

was always used to succeeding. He'd lost a lot of skills,

but he was bright, cheeky and raring to go and very keen

to progress with his rehab. With sheer determination

and constant support, Seb started to learn many things

all over again. The Children's Trust

were by his side all the way. And in December 2014,

Seb came home. After my accident,

I wanted to get strong. But then, now I realise

it's not impossible. You've just got to put your mind

to it and you can do anything. Seb can do whatever

he wants, really. There's nobody that's

going to stop him. Playing with your brother,

playing with your mates. I missed it so much and I'm pleased

I can do it again. That's what The Children's Trust

has done to help me. I tell you what is fantastic, Seb,

you are. Look at you now, just brilliant.

As you saw, Seb was given a huge amount of support

by the Children's Trust and we need to keep supporting

You know how to do that by now I think but just in case

You can donate online at bbc.co.uk/ Pudsey or you can

Thank you. Right, there's a whole load

of amazing work going on around the country this time of year,

so let's take a look at how BBC Children in Need is supporting

just introduce to you a gorgeous and brave little girl, Chloe, who is

here with her mother and brother. Clue is in remission from a rare

form of cancer of the nervous system, very hard to treat - how has

she handled what she has been through? It's been very, very

difficult, the first year especially. She was diagnosed three

years ago and she spent nine months in hospital as an inpatient having

chemotherapy, radiotherapy, surgery. She's proved she's a little fighter.

Brave little girl, how much did you miss your brother? A lot. He's

sitting next to you. How tough was it for you, James? It was tough

seeing Chloe go through so much pain, and sometimes I was not able

to be next to her encouraging to be strong, which she always has been.

And I'm very proud of her rouble and you can see how close the two of

them are. Karen, the charity Spread A Smile Has Helped In What Kind Of

Ways? The Best Therapy For Children Going Through These Treatments Is A

Smile And The Laughter. They Come In To Visit Us In Hospital, She Spent A

Day Is Not Being Able To Go Out Of The Room. They Bring In The Jewish

Is, Fairies, Face Painting. She Would Ask Me Every Day Whether They

Were Coming Or Not. It Is All She Wanted Was To See Them! -- They

Would Bring In Magicians, Fairies And Face Painting. Amazing children.

We are still here at Maida Vale studios with our live band. It has

been a big week for you guys, opening in the West End. Were you

nervous? I was really nervous. But when we started getting to the

shows, it's just a really good experience. And now you're here

raising money for Children in Need. APPLAUSE

From that, to sponge the teacher, because that is what this school in

Hillingdon did. What was the best bit wanted we got our revenge back

and we just had a laugh, really. And this is the teacher! How was it for

you? Absolutely freezing but really good fun. They all joined in and

were fantastic. It was worth all the sponging, considering you raised

?950! And with us also, you raised money streaming, gaming, on an

international level? Yes, we did. We and six others streamed games for 24

hours straight. Re-raised ?550 for Children in Need. A big thank you to

all the fundraisers and two Pudsey, and to all of you who have donated

so far. There's still time to do so. For place which is steeped in

musical history, a big thank you, and we leave you with ample school

of rock. -- we leave you with School Of Rock.

We just want to remind you that your donations reach every corner of the

country. There are 24 projects

in Belfast. And 11 in Fife.

Very impressive Ade. So how many projects

in Swindon? Six.

Umm?Gateshead? But not as amazing as whoever

made this map knowing And whilst we're saying Cheers,

it's time for another huge thank you - and this one goes to these

very special people. We are at the Post Office to take to

give a huge thank you to the Post Office staff. Up and down the

country they have been raising money for Children in Need to help

projects all around the UK. We have decided to let the staff have well

earned break while we hold the fort! Can I have some Australian dollars,

please? Well, Australia is a long way away. Have you got the Children

in Need fundraising packs? Children in Need! I think that's it, signed,

sealed, delivered. A huge thanks to the customers!

Thank you so much to Naima, Abdul, Ishmail, Carmen and Jonny -

And of course thanks also to the customers and staff

of The Post Office for doing their thing for Children

Absolutely fantastic work, congratulations

Next up we've got one of our biggest treats of the night,

which comes from the set of the biggest film of the year.

Yes, the whole planet is incredibly excited,

because JK Rowling has invited us into her

Nox! Ooh - how romantic.

Before Harry Potter, there was Newt Scamander.

So put down those wands, grab yourself a butterbeer.

Please get behind this year's Children in Need.

Sorry, I didn't mean to bother a Paralympian hero,

PHONE BEEPS PHONE RINGS Hello, BBC Switchboard.

I'm just trying to get through to Pudsey Bear, please.

Look, when we went to the interview for this job, after we lost our last

one, you said that you knew how this all worked.

Yes, thank you, that would be lovely.

What do you mean, "Let's try this one"?

Nonnatus House, Sister Julienne speaking.

Semi-invisible, beard, squirts ink out of his

Let me guess, let me guess, let me guess.

Gelatinous, large hat, loves custard!

Er, no.

Destroyed three galaxies with his megasonic death ray!

Well, I don't know who you're talking about.

How on earth did we manage to patch him through to a transdimensional

Might be because I spilt my banana milkshake on the console.

Orange and raspberry Victoria sponge sandwich cake.

Sorry, I didn't have it that time, but I think I've got it...

The dispute over pay conditions has been formally settled.

You'll have to be quick - I'm reading the news.

We can't seem to find Pudsey there.

Have you seen him, by any chance?

I think you've got the wrong number.

That's great, but that's quite enough cake, thank you.

I'll just pop it down here, should you want it.

Simon, hi there, it's Eddie Redmayne here.

I like you, but I'm afraid it's a big fat no from me.

Get off.

Come on, make it quick - I'm busy.

Well, it's obvious what's happened here.

You've clearly been put through to me by the Twit Twins

You've made fundamental errors and shown a total lack

of leadership, and for that reason, you're fired.

(Fired?!) You're fired.

Oh, was he talking about us or Eddie?

Eddie, hello, we're struggling to put you through -

Don't put me on hold, please don't...

# We were making love by Wednesday # And on Thursday

and Friday and Saturday # We chilled on Sunday # I met this

# I wish these guys would hurry up, man.

# ..Tuesday We were making love by Wednesday...

I think we'll have to try another one.

You've reached Major Tim Peake.

I thought that you were back on earth now.

It's just, I really miss space.

Hello, you're through to National Treasure Graham Norton.

No, I'm done now.

Mel and Sue keep putting me through to the wrong

Things are really hotting up in the Premier League.

Technically, we have no idea what we're doing.

Try that!

I am just trying to get hold of Pudsey Bear.

Oh, and you're saying that Jamie Dornan is some kind

of superfan who has his room covered in Pudsey teddies and Pudsey posters

Well, you know, you're wrong, OK?

There's a very high chance this next one is going to be Pudsey.

As it's Children in Need today, we are taking requests all day long.

What is your name and where are you from?

Um...my name's Eddie and I'm from London.

What song can we play for you today?

Mary thought you might like a slice of Battenburg cake.

(Just leave it there.) I'll just leave it here.

PHONE RINGS Hello, Britney Spears speaking.

Who's Pudsey?

No, I didn't actually get your number, I was...

DISCONNECTION, STEADY BEEP is definitely Pudsey.

This year on Children in Need, please, whatever you do,

Instead, I urge you, please, to show your support

by calling 03457 33 22 33 and donate what you can.

Or if you'd like to donate online, please go to bbc.co.uk/Pudsey.

Your money really does make a massive,

massive amount of difference, so thank you.

Thanks to Eddie Redmayne, JK Rowling and all at Fantastic

Beasts And Where To Find Them for supporting Children

And as if by magic, here's Eddie Redmayne again to tell

you why your donations are so very important.

Tonight, just by watching Children in Need, you are showing

your support to families all across the country.

Tonight, by donating, you will be offering

They've never given up hope and I think you'll agree

Edward was six when Henry was born, so he'd spent six years as an only

child and all he ever wanted really was a little brother

When he was just six months old, Henry became extremely ill.

Instinctively I knew it was very, very serious, but I was not

expecting them to tell me he had a brain tumour and I can

just remember crying and crying and crying.

Over the next year, Henry went through a course

When Henry was poorly, Edward was very unsettled

because I was spending more and more time at the hospital with Henry.

He was worrying and it was just coming out in his behaviour.

For a six-year-old little boy, it was a really tough time.

And that's when Edward was introduced to Anne,

a play therapist to help them understand his brother's illness.

I think that was really important for him and it was just for him.

Somebody really special to come and see him and that really made

Henry spent a year in hospital but his treatment was successful.

We were starting to feel maybe we wouldn't need to be looking back.

We booked a really special holiday to Florida.

I don't think he really believed it was happening cos he kept

asking me, "Are we really going to Disney World?"

But less than a week after telling him we discovered

The family were told the dreadful news that Edward, too,

A different kind from his brother's but one which required

When they told me about the cancer thing, it was just a really scared,

Edward started a course of chemotherapy on the same

ward his younger brother had been to.

To be back with Edward was just something we'd never ever

They started him on a really intensive chemo which made him

He said, "Mum, it makes you want to give up on life."

It's not something a child should ever have to think about.

I said to him, "We will get through it."

I'll never forget the look on his face.

Because of your donations, Anne is back to support

It's really difficult to live with uncertainty and,

so having that space, that play therapy time,

helps them to work through those issues and just try to make a little

Have you got a bit of time off before you go back to clinic?

She's kind of someone else there for you.

Your parents were always there for you, but

And Anne will be there for Edward and Henry,

I've kind of got one focus at the minute to try to get back up

and walking so I can kind of walk around and do stuff.

That's probably the biggest thing that I plan to do.

Nobody knows what's around the corner.

Just living with uncertainty all the time, it changes you.

Hope that the boys will have a really good future.

Now it's absolutely clear that Edward and Henry have both been

It costs ?40 for one of those sessions.

?40 for someone Edward says himself is really special.

But we need more Annes to support Children like Edward.

And for that we need your donations.

brilliant thing - but it is nothing without your support.

You've have all been doing an incredible amount of fundraising

for months now and we couldn't be more thankful.

BBC Radio 2 have also been doing their bit,

Once again, the listeners of Radio 2 have had their foot to the throttle

in the race to raise money for Children In Need.

You turned out in your thousands for some four-wheel

Cars, the music, family fun, it's just been amazing.

You had afternoon tea and danced with me, Len Goodman.

Len Goodman's Tea For Two, for Children In Need.

And you gave generously during our daily auctions

21,000 for Thursday, 25,000 for Wednesday,

A grand total of ?115,370.

So, on behalf of BBC Children In Need, thank

APPLAUSE CHEERING

Massive thanks to all the listeners who took part, in all the auctions

Let's see how much they raised. fundraising extravaganza.

Congratulations to everyone at Radio 2. Home of ghost of the brilliant

Graham Norton show, Saturdays 10-1. Very nice of you to mention. I must

remember to show up tomorrow. Now as much as Ade and I are proud

and honoured to be here tonight, Children in Need has always been

about one lovely man. And one man who can

never be replaced. Sir Terry Wogan is sadly no longer

with us but will never be forgotten. He was our hero and he will always

be in our hearts, particularly We know there have been many

tributes, but we wanted to make one just for his work

on Children in Need. Let's remind ourselves of how

very brilliant he was. Tonight is a very important night

for the nation's children, a chance for us all to do something like

changing for the people who need it most. We've got our usual

meticulously crafted running order. My dear, you are another shot. In

many ways can you have something of the Time Lord about you. What does

he think he's doing? We need your help so very badly.

In the years to come I'll be coming on here on crutches but they won't

get rid of me. I'm astounded and astonished at the

generosity of the British public. Remember every single penny goes to

make a difference to children's lives in the United Kingdom. Thank

you. APPLAUSE CHEERING

Sir Terry Wogan. We wanted to find a way

to honour his memory So here to tell you more is another

lovely Wogan, Sir Terry's son Lovely to have you here. It's quite

heavy, that. Could you explain to people how important children in

need was to your dad. I mean, it was his favourite night of the year.

Mainly because the money raised tonight, and throughout the year,

actually made a difference. Two people who need it. And that's why

he loved it. But on a personal note, my mother, Helen, Catherine, Alan

and I just wanted to say thank you. Thank you for all the letters,

cards, and, of course, thank you to the BBC, for all the amazing

tributes. We are hugely as a family. APPLAUSE

CHEERING You're here for a special reason, I

believe this is something to do with it. Explain to us white you are here

tonight. It's actually all Matt Baker's fault. He came up with the

idea. He came up with the fundraiser of

the year award, and it is about people who have gone above and

beyond, who have raised not necessarily enormous amounts of

money, but who have showed determination and creativity, and

people who inspire other people to do great things. And have you found

a winner? Yes, we have. And this is why they've won.

When I was six years old, I was watching the Children In Need

show, I saw Terry Wogan who gave me inspiration to start

I was on holiday and I saw living statues that inspired

This year, it's bigger and better, and I'm doing 12 shopping centres.

So I've been fundraising for over half my life.

Advice for other children would be, no matter how big or how small,

Ladies and Gentlemen, please welcome the first

Sir Terry Wogan Fundraiser of the Year - Lauchlan

from West Lothian! Lauchlan congratulations!

It's quite heavy, I warn you. I think he can manage it.

Congratulations, what inspired you to get involved in this? Well, I won

Pudsey Bear in a raffle in primary one, when I was five. That year, I

watched the Children in Need show, and once I saw everything on it, I

decided to fund raise the following year. Well done, that's incredible.

How did you feel when you found out you won? Well, I only found out I'd

won this morning, when my brothers woke me up with confetti candles,

congratulating me! Listen, you should be so proud of yourself and I

know that Sir Terry would be so proud of you. Mark? Now, Dad always

said that Children in Need was the thing that he was most proud of his

entire career. He said he was just one player in a massive team, and

that you are at home were the real stars. It was always about helping

the children for him. I know he would want you to watch next film.

It's a really important one. Here's Sheridan Smith.

We say thank you to many people on nights like this but the biggest

thank you of all needs to go to the brave families who let

Many of them have lived with unimaginable pain and grief

but they want to thank the people who have helped them.

That's why this next family want to talk to you.

Theirs is a heartbreaking story, but please, please stay with it.

When Abigail was born, we thought we'd got a perfect family.

As long as they're healthy, what more could you ask for?

He looked after her, sat with her, played

The first words out of his mouth were, "She's a little cutie."

You don't expect them both to be the same,

but we definitely knew there was something wrong.

When Abigail was just one, she was diagnosed with a life

limiting condition that would cause progressive damage

It was like we were going to lose our little girl.

They told us that she had three to four years.

We had to prepare then that that was all we were going to get

and be thankful that we got her, which we was.

As Abigail's condition got worse, her family turned to Claire House,

a children's hospice supported by your donations.

Thanks to your generosity, amazing play therapists are able

to give families much-needed care and support.

Claire House did really help us a lot.

And Harrison, as well, when he went to Claire House,

he could play with her, sit with her, swim with her.

In the beginning, she could still do all that.

She'd laugh at him and he thought it was fantastic just

to watch her giggle, just because he could make her laugh.

We like to think as she got older, and as Harrison got older,

they would have been like that, they'd have been close.

Just five days before her second birthday, Abigail died.

The day after she died, we wouldn't have probably got up

that morning but we had to because we had Harrison

and even though he was upset, and hurting, he'd lost his sister,

So we just carried on the best we could.

We had time for doing stuff with Harrison.

Everything he asked - "I want to play rugby."

"I want to play golf." OK, we look into that.

You have a child and they want to do something, why say no

because you never know what's going to happen?

He started complaining of a sore leg and we just...

They called us in and said it's broke.

And I'm thinking, he's just fractured his leg, you know.

The bone had fractured because there was something growing

In April 2014, the family were given the unbearable news that

Harrison's treatment started straight away and he had

an operation to remove the tumour from his leg.

When he came round, his first words were,

And he said, "Well, at least my pain is gone."

He said to the doctor, "I know you've done your best.

With Harrison facing many new challenges, once

again, the family turned to Claire House for support.

Right from when I met him, Harrison was just gorgeous.

He was going through treatment, had a rough time.

He couldn't join in the same things his friends were doing

so we talked about things he'd like to do and we said,

one by one, we'll try and work through and

So we just chatted about anything he fancied doing and he came

So every few weeks to months or so we'd arrange a nice treat

and we did do some really good stuff.

Having a smile on his face was enough for us.

For a while I think he forgot he was ill.

It got worse and we ended up in a high dependency unit.

And even then he sat up talking and was laughing and joking.

Told us he was sorry for causing all this fuss.

There's not a minute of any day that I don't think about the pair of them

They was both happy no matter what was wrong.

She used to laugh and giggle until she couldn't and he did

Without Claire House there's a lot of things we wouldn't have done.

Here now, with the official Children in Need single -

I'd ask you to remember that wonderful hospices

like the one you've just seen, mainly depend on donations

# But I've been called into the light

# Something about you makes me stronger

# But all the lows, they feel like highs

# The tears will fall when my eyes close

# Try to say the words but make no sound

# Show me that you'll always be around

# But time let us down

Wow! That was beautiful! Really, really good. Massive thank you to

Craig David, everybody! It's time for the totaliser,

everybody. Let's see how much you brilliant people have raised so far.

Here we go. Thank you! Amazing amount of money.

And now... It's time for us to go off to BBC Two for Marvin and

Rochelle. See you