Appeal Night: Part 3 BBC Children in Need

Please welcome our first ever married hosts,

And I must just say - what a lucky guy I am.

Not only do I love doing this job, but I also get to work with my

Don't let him draw you in you like that.

This is what he always does, plays the soppy card early so he can

This is Children in Need on BBC One This is big time.

And you know what happens if you don't behave,

Yeah, yeah, yeah, embarrassing pictures of me when I was

I would hate to have to show this one...

OK, let's move on as quickly as possible.

It has been a fantastic night of fun and fundraising so far.

We're going to be with you all the way to 1.00am in the

morning, and we've still got all of this brilliant stuff to come!

Coming up: Little Mix are here. There is a

superstar in search of Pudsey. The West End cast of Aladdin fly in for

a show stopping performance. And Slough's biggest superstar, David

Brent, takes to the stage. Foregone conclusion and the great

David Brent - I can't I bet you can't, you dance just

like him. Tonight is all about

giving, giving, giving. Which means that we have to say

thank you, thank you, thank you. This next one goes out

to the Countryfile team and their Countryfile viewers have

been playing their part Last month, me and my fellow

presenters, along with a few thousand viewers and some

inspirational youngsters all took part in the Countryfile ramble

for Children in Need. And the fundraising

didn't stop there. Our annual photographic competition

asked viewers to capture the British landscape at dawn,

dusk and all the hours in between. Thousands of you entered but only 12

of the best were selected When John announced

that I'd actually won And the fact that it was for

BBC Children in Need, I mean, all 12 images

are outstanding. There is no finer charity and it

would look fantastic Because of you, we were able

to raise so much money Massive thanks go out to all

the Countryfile team as well as Let's take a look at

how much money your rambles and the calendar have raised

for Children in Need. Congratulations everyone,

that is a phenomenal For more information on how to buy

the calendar, go to the website. Now, earlier we saw these

four lovely ladies pulling a very entertaining prank

on some delighted fans. They're one of the biggest girl

bands in the world - performing, Shout Out

To My Ex, it's Little Mix! # This is a shout out

to my ex # Heard he in love

with some other chick # Yeah, yeah, that hurt me,

I'll admit # I hope she gettin'

better sex # Hope she ain't fakin'

it like I did, babe # Took four long years

to call it quits # Go 'head, babe, I'mma

live my life, my life, yeah # Shout out to my ex,

you're really quite the man # You made my heart break

and that made me who I am # Here's to my ex, hey,

look at me now, well, I # I'm all the way up,

I swear you'll never bring me down # Shout out to my ex,

you're really quite the man # You made my heart break

and that made me who I am # Here's to my ex, hey,

look at me now, well, I # I'm all the way up,

I swear you'll never, # Then blocked your

number from my phone # Yeah, yeah, you took

all you could get # But you ain't getting

this love no more # Even though you broke

my heart in two, baby # But I snapped right

back, I'm so brand new, baby # Boy, read my lips,

I'm over you, over you # Guess I should say

thank you # Go 'head, babe, I'mma

live my life, my life, yeah # Shout out to my ex,

you're really quite the man # You made my heart break

and that made me who I am # Here's to my ex, hey,

look at me now, well, I # I'm all the way up,

I swear you'll never bring me down # Shout out to my ex,

you're really quite the man # You made my heart break

and that made me who I am # Here's to my ex, hey,

look at me now, well, I # I'm all the way up,

I swear you'll never # Shout out to my ex,

you're really quite the man # You made my heart break

and that made me who I am # Here's to my ex, hey,

look at me now, well, I'm # All the way up, I swear you'll

never, you'll never bring me down # Shout out to my ex,

you're really quite the man # You made my heart break

and that made me who I am # Here's to my ex, hey,

look at me now, well, I # I'm all the way up,

I swear you'll never bring me down # Shout out to my ex,

you're really quite the man # You made my heart break

and that made me who I am # Here's to my ex, hey,

look at me now, well, I # I'm all the way up,

I swear you'll never Girls, that was

absolutely fantastic. We saw you earlier. What did you

take from your time there? Was incredible, we love the kids and it

was amazing to surprise them. Anything to say to the people at

home? Pick up the phone and donate as much as you can. It's such an

incredible cause. Thank you so much everything you done for Children in

Need. Let's have some applause for Little Mix.

APPLAUSE So far tonight, we've been urging

you to donate over the But as of RIGHT NOW you can

also text us a donation! Marvin, I need my phone.

You know, I really wish you'd just buy some dresses with pockets.

Why would I need to do To donate ?10 text the word DONATE

to 70410 or to donate ?20 Texts will cost your donation

plus your standard network message charge and 100% of your donation

will go to BBC Children in Need. For full terms and conditions,

visit bbc.co.uk/Pudsey. It's the easiest way to donate

if you, like Rochelle, are Next a film which really

proves how important your When a child is seriously ill,

of course it affects Sometimes brothers and sisters

of the child who is unwell find it difficult to talk about their fears

and their feelings. They know that their parents

are worried and they don't But these are children too

and talking about their feelings I'd like you to meet a lovely family

who you've already helped and, Sophie's sixth birthday

is something to celebrate. All the kids' birthdays are always

a special occasion but for Sophie, we didn't even know if she'd make it

to her second birthday. She's just the centre

of a family, really, isn't she? Sophie lives with her mum,

dad and her two brothers, Harry The whole family have been affected

by Sophie's condition. She has a severe form of epilepsy

which could shorten her life. His seizures have

done so much damage. It causes serious catastrophic

developmental issues. You enjoy it at the time,

but you just know that... It's most likely going

to go away again. The seizure activity

is there and will come back with a vengeance and knock it away

and that will be it. Yeah, that's probably the worst bit,

never hearing her voice. At seven years old, Harry has

started to realise the real She has disabilities

and she has seizures a lot. It makes me feel sad

that she can't do things. He did worry and he did have

feelings that you probably shouldn't He was scared of what was

happening to her. Fundamentally it was

about losing his sister. He wouldn't ever tell us that

because I think he worried that it was something that

might upset us. Four years ago, the family were

introduced to Keech Hospice care. It's somewhere not just for Sophie,

but for her brothers, too. Alfie is still quite

young at the moment. As far as he's concerned,

it's just a great fun place to go. With Harry, the siblin group really

helped with realising there's lots of other people

here in your situation. And it makes me feel not the only

one who has a brother Thanks to your donations,

Harry has a special person who he can share his worries with -

Natalie. A family support worker,

who is completely funded Sophie likes feeling

the sand, feeling the water. With the extra pressures of having

a sibling with special needs It's important that kids

get the chance to focus She deals with all of his worries

with Natalie and if he has issues, he knows that she's somebody he can

go to and talk to. Natalie helps me get

rid of my worries. This is a memory jar and I made it

with Natalie and it's important. Because I have memories with Sophie,

I can look back and remember my Tonight, you can help

more children through I hadn't ever really

thought about how important it was for children to have someone

outside of the family to talk Of course children might not

want to worry their parents That relationship between Harry

and Natalie is clearly very very special and really

makes a difference. This is such important work and it's

funded by your donations. We would be so very grateful

if you could support Children in Need again tonight

by calling 03457 33 22 33 or by donating online

at bbc.co.uk/Pudsey. Right now, it's time for some more

music and it's the greatest rock This is David Brent

and Foregone Conclusion. Big time. This is a song about my

day job, I'm a rep in Slough. Yeah! I'm up-and-down the country all week

selling cleaning products. Well all your toiletry needs. , you name it.

It's called Life On The Road. # Half a tank

should get me to Millbank # I fill her up

and head down to Sidcup # It's just a pitch

and then I'm off to Ipswich ...

# CHEERING AND APPLAUSE.

Thank you so much to David Brent and Foregone Conclusion.

You are all Children in Need heroes tonight. You certainly are,

and there are even more brilliant moments just like that

Coming up. Singing Seine vaguses Zara Larsson is in the studio. We

have soul with Motown the musical. David Brent is here and a perform

apps from the West End cast of Aladdin.

The cast members have already done their West End shows this

evening and as I speak to you now, they are zooming across London to

perform especially for you at home. And by zooming, Marvin means

crawling in first gear up the A41. On the plus side, they'll get plenty

of time to enjoy the views of Brent Cross shopping centre.

So if you're about to pop out in the car and you see a minibus

full of actors - make sure to let them past.

Time now to say another huge thank you.

And to do it for us, it's Greg Wallace.

Greggs are great, I'm not just saying that because I am one.

They've been supporting Children In Need again.

So to celebrate, some of us baking legends thought we'd try our hand

But I'll tell you something, they are tough, they are so tough.

All the ingredients you need are in your every day kitchen.

A bowl of sardines and some strontium which will bring

forward my assistant from another dimension - Fanny Cradock.

But that's nothing on my mother's grandmother's mother's recipe.

Add vinegar to your flour, a handful of currants,

give it a really good squeeze and it should end up like...

It seems there's only one place to get the real deal

We're going to have to get some more Pudsey cakes!

Thanks Gregg, Heston, Marco, Fanny - and of course the great John

Culshaw. Massive thanks go out to all the staff and

Let's take a look at how much money you have raised

That is a phenomenal amount of money.

And while we're on the subject, we must also congratulate

Nick Knowles and the DIY SOS team on their 'Million Pound Build'

They and hundreds of volunteers worked tirelessly to turn derelict

buildings in Blackpool into a state-of-the-art

Let's see how much they managed to raised on top

Absolutely brilliant work from everyone.

Two fantastic amounts of money, raised by wonderful people.

Let's celebrate with some more music.

Singing 'Ain't My Fault', this is the brilliant Zara Larsson.

How are you guys doing tonight? Donate as much as possible. All

right, let's go. # It ain't my fault

you keep turning me on # It ain't my fault you got,

got me so gone # It ain't my fault

I'm not leavin' alone # It ain't my fault

you keep turning me on # I can't talk right now,

I'm looking # Got me feeling kinda shocked

# Couldn't stop right now even if I wanted

# Gotta get it, get it, get it when it's hot right now

# Please don't blame me for whatever happens next

# See you're-'re-'re-'re too irresistible

# So if I put your hands where my eyes can't see

# That you're the one who's got a hold on me

# No I-I-I-I can't be responsible, responsible

# It ain't my fault No, no, no, no, no, no, no

# It ain't my fault you came here looking like that

# You just made me trip, fall, and land on your lap

# Certain bad boy smooth, body hotter than a summer

# I don't mean to be rude, but I look so damn good on ya

# Missed me with that "What's your name, your sign?" Right now

# It's light outside, I just called an Uber and it's right outside

# Please don't blame me for whatever happens next

# See you're-'re-'re-'re too irresistible

# So if I put your hands where my eyes can't see

# That you're the one who's got a hold on me

# No I-I-I-I can't be responsible, responsible

# But don't blame me No, no, no, no, no, no, no

# It ain't my fault No, no, no

... # Military

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE. --

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE. Fittingly, 'Ain't My Fault'

is what Marvin says whenever we've run out of milk.

It ain't. My jobs are taking out the bins,

stacking the dishwasher and carrying your shopping.

I would actually love You do literally nothing.

Really, it's nothing. But while Rochelle is thanking me,

her own domestic hero, it's time to remind you that you can

text us a donation tonight. Here's Ellie Simmonds

to tell you more. Children in Need funds

many brilliant projects. Projects that help children smile,

laugh, join in, run and have fun. She wants to tell you about

a project that's helped her to do Every Friday night I'd go home,

just lie back cos it's so tiring Amy is ten years old

and she has dwarfism. Everyone knows she's different

but she's not treated different. For anyone in school,

it's just Amy. But, with school, every sports day,

she does come last, and that is no Because they've got longer limbs,

I'd run as fast as I can I used to think, how

is she going to manage in life? How am I going to give her

confidence? What do we have to do

to give her a head start in life? Every week Amy trains

with her friends at the DSA, A nationwide organisation supported

by Children in Need. Without DSA, she wouldn't have done

all the sport. It wouldn't have given her

the chance to try everything but she's trying everything and

she's going wholeheartedly at it. She's made friends there that

will be friends for life. When you have friends that

have average height, you don't really, like,

compete with them cos You can chat about experiences

there you can't do with You make friends, you do sports,

you compete with each other. You're not always coming

last in races. The whole two hours,

just carries on training, because she wants to be the best

she can be. I try to run faster

and I try to get stronger. Meeting new friends and going

training just makes you feel How brilliant are Amy

and her friends? Children in Need wants to put smiles

on children's faces all over the UK and you can help us do that tonight

by calling 03457 33 22 33. So, tonight is about us all coming

together to help each other and when it comes to community,

there's only one man you need - the great Mr Khan.

For years, he's kindly been solving people's problems -

whether they want him to or not. But what would happen if you wound

up comedian Russell Kane and let him loose in

Sparkhill Community Centre? You're about to find out -

this is Citizen Khan So it all comes down

to this very last question You Khan't Touch This are tied

for first with 37 points. And also on 37 points,

it's The Kane And Most I'm the only person in my family

who can even spell GCSE. The final question is:

What was the late great Sir Terry

Wogan's middle name? A tie can only be

decided by a dance off! Come on, it's

for Children in Need. And they needs to buy

their father a combi boiler. It's Citizen Khan versus

Citizen Kane, cue the music! CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

It's for Children in Need. Those grandmas have

some serious moves! Thanks so much to the

cast of Citizen Khan, Ricky Grover, Nicola

McAuliffe, Adil Ray and And Russell will be joining us

later as the Children in Need party continues

into the night! Now, if I could do magic,

I'd use this thing to make Marvin pipe down

whenever he's banging If you look at the stats

for Chelsea's last few games... Right, now we can all

settle down and watch Eddie Redmayne as

Newt Scamander in one Please get behind this year's

Children in Need. Sorry, I didn't mean to bother

a Paralympian hero, I'm just... I'm just trying to get

through to Pudsey Bear, please. Look, when we went to

the interview for this job, 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. Pudsey? Pudsey? Pudsey!

Ah, yes. Green fella. Five tentacles.

Constantly screaming. Semi-invisible, beard,

squirts ink out of his belly button? Let me guess, let me

guess, let me guess. Gelatinous, large

hat, loves custard! Yes! Yes, that's him.

Have you seen him? Destroyed three galaxies

with his megasonic death ray! Well, I don't know who

you're talking about. Thank you very much for your call.

Have a good life. How on earth did we manage to patch

him through to a transdimensional What? Might be because I spilt my

banana milkshake on the console. That will do it.

Oh, God. Orange and raspberry Victoria

sponge sandwich cake. Sorry, I didn't have it that time,

but I think I've got it... Now. The dispute over pay conditions

has been formally settled. You'll have to be quick -

I'm reading the news. I... We can't seem

to find Pudsey there. Have you seen him,

by any chance? What? I think you've got

the wrong number. Oh. Breaking news!

Pudsey Bear has gone missing. That's great, but that's quite

enough cake, thank you. I'll just pop it down here,

should you want it. Oh, Simon. Simon, hi there,

it's Eddie Redmayne here. I'm looking for Pudsey Bear.

Is he there, by any chance? I like you, but I'm afraid

it's a big fat no from me. Well, it's obvious

what's happened here. You've clearly been put

through to me by the Twit Twins Obviously.

You've made fundamental errors and shown a total lack

of leadership, and for that reason, (Fired?!) You're fired.

All right? Fired?! Not again!

Were you talking to me? Oh, was he talking

about us or Eddie? Eddie, hello, we're struggling

to put you through - No, no, no, no, no.

Don't put me on hold, # And on Thursday and

Friday and Saturday I wish these guys

would hurry up, man. # ..Tuesday We were making

love by Wednesday... # I think we'll have

to try another one. Hello? You've reached

Major Tim Peake. I thought that you were

back on earth now. Hello, you're through to

National Treasure Graham Norton. Right, Graham.

Hi, Eddie Redmayne here. Ready Steady Eddie Ready...

No, I'm done now. Thank you. Good. Sorry, Graham, I don't...

I didn't actually mean to call you. Mel and Sue keep putting me

through to the wrong people. Oh! I can help you with that.

Really? How? Has that helped?

Enormously. Thank you. Madeira cake with citrus peel.

I'm full. I don't want anything more to eat.

This table is full anyhow. I understand.

No more cakes after this one. Things are really hotting up

in the Premier League. What did you do that for?

Force of habit, Gary. Sorry, Eddie.

Technical difficulties. Yes. Technically, we have no

idea what we're doing. Try that! Get off! My leads!

My leads! My leads! Hello?

I'm so sorry. 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 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. We have our first caller.

What is your name and Um...my name's Eddie

and I'm from London. Eddie! What song can

we play for you today? Sorry, by Justin Bieber!

Perfect choice, Eddie. Jaffa cake?

Right, no, absolutely not. I do not want any more cakes.

It's more of a biscuit. Of course, Eddie. Sorry.

I won't interrupt you again. Mary thought you might

like a slice of Battenburg cake. (Just leave it there.)

I'll just leave it here. No, I didn't actually

get your number, I was... This year on Children in Need,

please, whatever you do, do not call Mel and Sue.

They are ridiculously incompetent. 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. Thank you so much to Eddie Redmayne,

and everyone at Fantastic Beasts And not to forget all the very

special guests in that sketch too. If that's got you in the mood

to make a donation, then To donate ?10 text the word DONATE

to 70410 or to donate ?20 Texts will cost your donation

plus your standard network message charge and 100% of your donation

will go to BBC Children in Need. For full terms and conditions

and more information visit Here is Sheridan Smith to show you

how incredibly important your donations are tonight.

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

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.

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 with her, talked to her.

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

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 hurting, he'd lost his sister, he cheered us up.

We got dressed because of him. We ate because of him.

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

I kept saying, "He's not, he's not. They can't take another one.

We are the adults. You can do it to us, you know.

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 arrange

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

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.

Remember hospices rely on your donations to continue their

fantastic work and important work they do.

And now, singing Proud of Your Boy from the musical

# You'll see, Ma, now comes the better part

# Tell me that I've been a louse and loafer

# You won't get a fight here, no ma'am

# Say I'm a goldbrick, a goof-off, no good

# There's no good reason that you should believe me

# I'll do my best, what else can I do?

# Since I wasn't born perfect like Dad or you

Thank you so much to Dean for performing tonight.

And there are even more musical treats

We've got some serious soul with the cast of Motown,

as well as a proper song-and-dance with the cast of Half a

Big, big West End musicals, and you don't

Because that's what we're all about - giving

return for your incredible generosity.

It's your kindness that makes a difference.

Here's a look at what you've all been doing

# You got me singing # Oh, singing

# Oh # I'm so in love with you

# Singing # Oh, oh, oh

# Singing # Oh, oh, oh...

# Pudsey's here. # I'm so in love with you ...

# I thought I lost you in the crowd # You're like the sun through the

evening rain # The bells are ringing, you've got

me singing #...

# Girl, you're the one I want to love me...

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

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

going to need somebody to lean on... # Come on now

# Girl, I think I love you # All I want you to do is repeat

after me # Abc is easy, it's like counting up

to three, sing a simple melody # That's how easy love can be

# Abc, it's easy # It's like counting up to three

# Sing a simple melody # That's how easy love can be

# Simple melody, simple melody # Sing a simple melody

# That's how easy love can be # Simple melody

# Sing a simple melody # That's how easy... The children

have raised over ?400 this week just by selling cakes.

# That's how easy love can be # That's how easy love can be...

# Let's go! Let's go Pudsey, let's go.

It's brilliant to see the whole of the UK are

doing so many creative things to raise money.

And extra special congratulations have to go

to Marvin, who as far as I can tell has been on

a sponsored "not do any washing" for the past

Rochelle, it's been a real slog, but I'm

confident I can hit the big five-year mark.

If you're sitting at home and want to do your

bit tonight, to donate ?10 just text the

word DONATE to 70410 or to donate ?20

Texts will cost your donation plus your

standard network message charge and you'll

find full terms and conditions at bbc.co.uk/pudsey.

Right, as we move into deeper into the night, I

I can't deal with just you any more. I need someone else. Sorry, babe.

Please welcome back the one and only Russell Kane!

Are you excited to be part of the Children in Need family?

I smashed it in 2011 when I won Mastermind, the Children In Need

Special. With a was your subject Which novel contains

the characters Mr A pleasure to have you on board. You

have sold yourself. You two are the first married couple

to present Children in Need. Which technically makes

me the world's first I will stand in between you. They

have been bickering tonight. It's only natural in a relationship.

So I thought I'd give you the opportunity to sort out

once and for all who is the best Humes in a

So that's coming up, but first, it's time to say

This next one goes out to the wonderful volunteers at BT, who

answer the phones and make it possible for

your donations to go to all the right places.

For years I've been a BT call centre volunteer on the night

I love it and wouldn't miss it for the world.

I get up early and set myself up with a hearty breakfast.

I travel up to London to the iconic BT Tower,

Hello, good evening and thank you for calling BBC

Then, when the show kicks off, it really gets exciting.

That's very generous, thanks for doing that.

You get calls from all walks of life.

You get young kids donating pocket money to 90-year-olds giving

That's what it's all about, Children in Need bringing everybody

together from all walks of life, donating what they can

Jacqui and all the rest of you wonderful volunteers -

And I hope you're really, really busy tonight!

Yep, they've volunteered to take your donations,

so we'd better give them some work to do.

Standard geographic charges from landlines will apply.

We're about to find out which one of us is the best!

We'll see about that, because it's me versus you in

Russell's imaginatively titled game, Bandmate Blindfold.

This is the touchy feely game - not designed by Donald Trump,

Rochelle and Marvin can identify one of their old bandmates

Rochelle and Marvin are here, put your blindfolds on.

Can you see anything? I'm feeling unstable. You can't open your eyes

they are so tight. Under one of these four boxes is one

of Rochelle's bandmates from The Saturdays And under one

of these four boxes is one of Marvin's

bandmates from JLS. am now walking a pregnant lady live

on TV. This is not where I saw my career going.

If you'd just like to undergo the formal Children

in Need baby-wiping. Children in Need babywipes.

Any 17-year-old boys watching, if you work hard enough, you can fulfil

your dreams. So wrong! Audience, try not to give the game away.

More of a reaction would be nice! CHEERING AND APPLAUSE You may touch

the face. Try not to enter the face, as we don't have insurance. This

celebrity loves chocolate eclairs and roast potatoes, is it --

obsessed with eyebrows and keeps a pad by her bed to write down

creative dreams. I think we want to see her touch the face, don't we? I

am sorry, I've got cold hands. I can feel a fringe, so I know it's not.

Am I allowed to smell? Inhalation has been permitted. You may inhale.

Ear rings. We have to move you on. Am I supposed to say if I think it

is? We will go through all four and then you can take a guess. This one

got a good cheer as well. This celeb also has the name of a famous

composer. I will disqualify you if you linger

any more. Maybe I should check as well. Marvin, are you OK? Can I

smell? Everyone is getting a big cheer. Are you doing it to throw me

off? Could this be a Saturday? If it is, she will tell me off for messing

up her hair. Can I smell again? For years, I wondered what a Saturday

smiled like a mob at the restraining order stopped me finding out.

Well, you've now felt all four, it's decision time.

Pick who you think is your bandmate from The Saturdays

Can I touch again? No, you have to pick. Three. No clapping if she

chooses the right one. Stand there, and now we move on. You are going to

leave me like this? I just have to put a squirt of

antibacterial into your palm. The lesson there is, any 17-year-old

girls watching, keep working hard and you can have your dreams come

true. Cue the regulation music. This is weird. Your clue is that

this is the tenor member of a choir. Distanced the head I am touching,

right? Yes, we are not playing that game! I know it is not because he

has not got his ears pierced. We could have taken the ear rings out.

We might not make it that easy for you. A clue for you.

First concert was just into the lake. That is true. Have a good

feel. Don't exfoliate him. We don't want to re-enact the scene from

Ghost. Can I smell as well? Is that Nando's? Ready. The next celeb. Once

played a donkey in a play. Two and three are very similar. This is

hard. A bit of stubble. Both ears pierced. These two are tough. We

have to move you on, just for time. This one has been here for a while.

What is that? Is that a person? It is definitely a celebrity. Have a

feel. Feel the head. Touch it, touch it! Cryptic fact, has a cousin who

is a rapper. I do need to do that any more.

Pick who you think is your ex JLS bandmate and stand behind them.

Again, audience no clapping if he's right!

I am going with number three. Let's move you behind number three. Can I

take this off? Hold on. She is impatient. How do you put up with

it? And for your benefit only,

here's some dramatic We all know if you're

right or wrong. Personally, I just love these

effects. Marvin and Rochelle,

who has found their bandmate? Rochelle, on the count of three take

off your blindfold and find out Marvin, on the count of three take

off your blindfold and find out You can all talk now,

how was it being quiet You see, Marvin, we tricked you with

Aston, by bumping up his height. In rehearsals it was just the very

top of his head. Popped home, picked up my daughter's

booster seat and there you go. He really has got a cushion. That

freaked me out. Hello, Russell. Hello, everybody. I don't think you

realise how much bucket list I have ticked off by am zipping his mouth.

To recapture Rochelle one. You had the best touchy-feely powers and you

have bragging rights in your household, so congratulations. Well

done, Rochelle. Thank you very much. Thank you very much to our

celebrities, and of course, Zippy. That was brilliant. I love that

game. Well, I feel like we all

learnt something there. What do you do when your partner

goes into labour? You are meant to Call The Midwife.

Here is an ex-clues sieve clip from Call The Midwives.

Let us know when you get there safely!

Hey, look at that, goats in the road!

You wouldn't see that down Crisp Street!

Brussels sprout green all over again.

I thought looking at my phrase book might help take my mind off it.

You just have to suck on a barley sugar like you did on board ship.

I have all manner of aids to well-being in my bag of tricks.

I daren't ask if you've got anything to stop my mascara from running.

I've some petroleum jelly you can take it off with!

Can anyone smell anything slightly musky?

You're not usually challenged in the personal daintiness

Well, circumstances are rather exceptional.

You shall have to set-to with the Lifebuoy.

But I was three feet away from Tom on the bus.

It's bad enough I got that bit of sick on his trousers

There are some memories even Lifebuoy cannot erase.

Whichever soap you choose, I suggest you apply it

I'm sorry, lass, but you've had enough barley sugar and sympathy.

Meanwhile, I shall have to sneak some surgical spirit from supplies,

As big as a wireless knob and it looks to be heading this way

But it's crushed to a pulp, I can tell that.

It may have some venom on it - or some backbone.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE. No real spiders were harmed in the making of

Thank you so much to everyone at Call The Midwife for that.

And if you want to see more, well, you'll just have

I wanted to talk to you two about Christmas actually.

Well, it's a big holiday at the end of December.

Well I was just wondering if we're spending it at Marvin's parents

You are 100% not spending Christmas with us.

What, so I'm at Marvin's parents

And I've been practicing my charades.

Enough nonsense, Russell, we need to do something very important.

It's time to have a look at the latest Totaliser!

Let's do it. You have all been brilliant. We can't wait to see how

much it is. How marvellous is Marvin. Isn't he lovely. If I were

in your shoes I would have got pregnant as well. Thank goodness you

are not in my shoes. That would be weird. Let's look at how much money

you've raised so far. I can't actually believe that. I

know Sir Terry would be ecstatic right now. It's incredible. Thank

you so much. That is a life-changing amount of money. There is so much

more to come and so much more time to give. Please stay with us and

here's a flavour of what to expect from Children In Need 2016 -

amazing. Coming up... The Busted boys here are. The cast of Half A

Sixpence put on a performance. Motown the musical belts out some

soulful classics. CHEERING AND APPLAUSE.

I'm beaming. So excited. So much great stuff. I wish I was at home

watching it If you were all. At home you would have are inned a few

changes, put it that way. What are you talking about? Since I'm Obama

fish Ali the third wheel in the Humes family. I popped around and

made a few alterations. Right. Nothing human huge. I didn't install

the webcams I bought. But I popped my slippers on the mat though. Nice.

We have heard enough. Absolutely. We are all here to support children in

the UK who need help. Here is James McEvoy 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 that very sick.

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

It's clear to see what a big difference your money makes. If you

can donate tonight the number you need to call is, 03457 33 22 33. Or

to donate ?10 text the word DONATE to 70410 or ?20 to 70420. You will

find all the full terms and conditions at bbc.co.uk/pudsey where

you can also donate. Time for another massive music

exclusive. Yes, we going to sing? What are those moves? You dream you

could do this. These boys have been all the way

to year 3000 and now they are back # One day when I came home

at lunchtime, I heard a funny noise # Went out to the back yard to find

it was one of those rowdy boys # Stood there was my neighbour

called Peter and a flux capacitor # He told me he built a time

machine # Like the one in the film

I've seen # Not much has changed

but they lived under water # And your great-great-great-

granddaughter is pretty fine # He took me to the future

in the flux and I saw everything # Not much has changed

but they lived under water # And your great-great-great-

granddaughter is pretty fine # No matter where I go

No matter what I do # Wish I had the heart

to let this go # No matter where I go

No matter what I do # I keep thinking of you,

you, you.# Thank you so much to

the one and only Busted. When it comes to boy bands,

they're my absolute number...two. And very shortly, they'll be coming

back to play one of my amazing like the incredible

Bandmate Blindfold, it's going to And if music's your thing,

there's even more coming up, including Craig David

performing the official Apparently he only wrote

the song on Monday. And on Wednesday, Thursday,

Friday and Saturday? Mastering, re-recording

and EQ checks. But before we do anything else,

it's time for us to say a huge thank you to everyone across the UK

who's done their bit The Rotary Club in the Horsham put

on a spectacular street party to raise money for Children in Need.

Children of all ages join the party atmosphere with singalong fun with

Dave Benson Phillips and Pudsey. It's a fantastic thing to be

involved with. I do it year after year and I'm very pleased to be

working for such a great cause. Once again, stores across the UK have

been supporting Children in Need. Customers and staff have been taking

part in fundraising activities, purchasing Pudsey pins and

decorating cakes. There you go, Pudsey, finished. Thank you to you

all. Round the table and Lady Circle have been working up a sweat for

Pudsey this year. A fitness fuelled dance class was followed by a

special raffle. 94. So thank you to everyone who has been helping raise

money for Children in Need. And that goes to you at home

who have donated so far too. To donate ?10 just text the word

DONATE to 70410 or to donate ?20 Texts will cost your donation

plus your standard network message charge and you'll find full terms

and conditions at bbc.co.uk/pudsey. Ma'am, please use your fingers and

thumbs, don't hit it with your fists.

Russell, look we are very happy to have you here and everything

Which is why I got both your faces tattooed on my back.

This is getting a little bit weird now, isn't it?

Luckily our West End guests have arrived.

They've already done one show tonight and have dashed

across to our studio to put on a special one for you.

Here's the brilliant cast of Motown the Musical.

# You didn't even want me round # But now I'm back

# To let you know I can really shake them down

# Do you Love me? # Do you love me, baby?

# Do you Love me? # Now that I can dance?

# Watch me, now # Work it out, baby

# You Drive me crazy # With just a little bit of soul

# The mashed potato # Do the twist

# Tell me, baby # Do you like it like this?

# Tell me # Tell me

# Do you Love me? # Do you Love me, baby?

# Do you Love me? # Now that I can dance?

# Watch me now. # Like sweet morning due

# I took one look at you # And it was plain to see

# You were my destiny # With arms open wide

# I threw away my pride # I sacrifice for you

# Dedicate my life to you # I will go where you need

# Always there in time of need # And when I lose my will, you'll be

there to push the up the hills # There's no looking back for us

# We've got Lava # Sure enough, that's enough

# You're all I need to get by # Like an eagle protects his best

# For you do my best # I'll stand by you like a tree

# Anybody to try and move me # Darling, a new I found

# Strength when I was torn down # Don't know what's in store

# Together we can open up any door # Come on, baby

# I know you can make a man # Out of a soul that didn't have a

home # Because we've got the right

foundation # And with love and determination

# You're all I need # You're all I need to get by

# You're all I need # You're all I need to get by.

# Calling out around the world # Are you ready for a brand-new

beat? # Summer's here and the time is

right # For dancing in the street

# Dancing in Chicago # Down in New Orleans

# In New York City # All we need is music, sweet music

# They'll be music everywhere # They'll be swinging, swaying,

records playing and dancing in the street

# It doesn't matter what you wear, just as long as you are there

# So come on, every guy grab a girl # Everywhere around the world

# They'll be dancing # Dancing in the street

# Can you feel it? # Dancing in the street.

# Thank you to the amazing cast

and everyone involved They are all here, just

like all of us tonight, because they want to change things

for the better. And with your help, we will be able

to make that difference for children Here's a film that shows why

tonight is so important. 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. 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, 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. APPLAUS. One of those sessions with

Andrews costs ?30. I can't think of a better use of ?30 right now. So,

please, do call. 03457 33 22 33. You can choose to donate ?10 or ?20 by

text. To donate ?10 just text the word

DONATE to 70410 or to donate ?20 Texts will cost your donation

plus your standard network message charge and you'll find full terms

and conditions at bbc.co.uk/pudsey. Charlie James and Matt wanted to go

further for you. They have agreed bravely to join Russell for his not

so yet award-winning games. Will they live to regret it? This is Big

Busted, Little Busted. Welcome to Big Busted, Little

Busted! A game to find out who knows I didn't didn't know you were going

to do that. Our own Busted here versus a group

of three seven year olds, I am Mr Kane - I just need

to perfect my teacher breath. As you can see Big Busted

are in Detention. James is here because he glued down

all the Capslock keys in the computer room,

so everyone is shouting Charlie is here because he

wedgied a 3rd former For only one night we're Little

Busted. OK, this class is in session,

let's start with Round One. What do you think of your

competition? They will be singing along

to a Busted track, all you have to do is read their lips

and guess what the track is. Ah, but this is a quiz

and so to make it really hard - like University Challenge

or my Nan trying playing Twister #codliveroil -

we've sped it up to 88mph. If you get it right you win a point,

get it wrong and the point goes to Little Busted.

Big Busted, what track are Little Busted

singing along to? What? ! We all know it, don't we,

ladies and gentlemen? YES. Have you got your answer, Big Busted? NO! I

think it was probably Year 3000. Was it. Let's put the music on and find

out. Look at those eyebrows. You were

wrong. It was Crashed Wedding. It's awkward when a cover version is that

little bit stronger, isn't it. Who wrote that on the board.

Time for Round Two, in this round each of our Little Busted

All you have to do is work out who each of them have drawn.

Just to say there's been a bit of a band order change.

I'm five. My brother left the band, so I stepped in.

I'm drawing a beard on one of the Busted. I was halfway through when I

noticed I just got something wrong. My drawing is finished. OK. Who do

you think this is? You have to guess. Who is that? Who has as

twisted smile like that do you think and green eyes. Charlie. I think it

will be bigger eyebrows if it was Charlie. I think it's me. Matt.

Let's find out. Who have you drawn? This is Matt. Got it. That is a

point to Big Busted. It's 1-1. The tension, the tension. Time for the

final round. We've just played Little Busted your

Year 3000 video, which of course What inspired you to

write about time travel? We watched Back to the Future and

got me thinking. Who is from Southend? . I have a bus

named after me, do you have that? I do. Fantastic. Everyone from

Southend has a bus named after them. We asked Little Busted,

that if they had a time machine "I would go forward to the future

so I could see who won Strictly." "I would go back to before

the dinosaurs to see Before dinosaurs. What do you think?

Dinosaurs. Let's look at what he said. If I had a time machine I

would go back to before the dinosaurs were on the earth and see

what it was like. You have beaten three seven-year-olds. Let's have a

look at how they've taken that news. LAUGHTER. They did that, ladies and

gentlemen. They did that. Everyone say goodbye to Little Busted.

They were from Orion Primary School. Thank you to Big Busted. APPLAUS.

That is the bell. Detention is over. I don't want to see any of you next

week. Except Matt, you're here forever. Rochelle, where you? Here I

am. Thank you very much. That was brill yanlt. I don't think I've

laughed that much until I discovered your man drawer at home. That is

where I keep my important stuff. How many Alan keys do we need, I don't

understand. I don't get it. I have so many alan keys because you keep

buying so much furniture. Yeah, yeah. Let's calm down. Tonight is

about love. Let's have a group hug and hug it out. Let's move the

subject on. Rejection. What is your favourite bit about the 80s I was

born in 89. Right. Being born. 1985, mate. I great. I feel like a

grandad. I remember some of it, not all of. It I'm not that old. The

films were great, asbestos was cool. Tonight Albert Square went back in

time. Take a look at this. MUSIC: Take My Breath Away by

Berlin. # Baby, look at me

# And tell me what you see # You ain't seen the best of me yet

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

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

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

my name # Fame

# I'm going to live forever # I'm going to learn how to fly

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

# Same # I'm going to make it to heaven

# Light up the sky like a flame # Same

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

# Remember, remember, remember, remember.

# # I have the time of my life

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

know # Don't be afraid to lose control

# You're the one thing # I can't get enough of

# So I'd tell you something # This could be love

# Because I have the time of my life # I never felt this way before

# Yes, I swear # It's the truth

# And I owe it all to you #

Stop! Let's party.

# Been working so hard # Lets terror this town

# Got to cut loose # Cut loose

# Kick off your Sunday shoes # Please, Louise, pull me up from my

knees # Jack, get back

# Loose, cut loose # Everybody cut foot loose.

# Foot loose # Foot loose

# Kick-off your Sunday shoes # Please, Louise, pull me off of my

knees # Jack, get back

# Loose, cut loose # Everybody get footloose

# Foot loose # Kick-off your Sunday shoes

# Please, Louise, pull me up from my knees

# Jack, get back # Loose, cut loose

# Everybody cut, everybody cut # Everybody cut, everybody cut foot

loose. #

I'm literally having the time of my life.

Come on, Marvin, let's do the lift from Dirty Dancing.

Let's do it in the dressing room later.

If you two have quite finished flirting, we've

got another big musical number to introduce.

Please welcome more friends from the West

End, the cast of Half a Sixpence performing

This performance may contain flashing

images, which is no surprise as it's Flash

If you would like to get in line. Lets do as he says.

# We're all dressed up in a morning suit

# Hold it, flash, bang, wallop, what a picture

# When Adam and Eve in their birthday suit

# As Adam was about to taste the fruit

# Hold it, flash, bang, wallop, what a picture

Hold it, and lose the silly grin. I can't quite fit you in.

# Hold it, flash, bang, wallop, what a picture

Hold it, it is time the bride was kissed. Hold it.

# He galloped home from the battle scene

# She said to him, in French of course

# Hold it, flash, bang, wallop, what a picture

Huge, huge thanks to the cast of Half a

Still to come, there's Craig David singing this

year's Children in Need single, as well as our

Before that, a huge thank you to all the families that have spoken to us

tonight. It's really important. And thank you to you for supporting

them. We are so overwhelmed by your response. But one in particular has

clearly touched your hearts, so we will show the film again. Here is

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 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. 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 with her, talked to her. 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 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 hurting, he'd lost his

sister, he cheered us up. We got dressed because of him.

We ate because of him. 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 I kept saying, "He's not, he's not.

They can't take another one. We are the adults.

You can do it to us, you know. 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 arrange 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 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. Performing the official

Children in Need single, Please, if you can, make a donation

by phone, online or by text. # 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 # But time let us down.

# That was this year's official

Children in Need single. a truly worthwhile cause.

raising more money towards word DONATE to 70410 or to donate

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and more information visit Donate. Don't just take pictures of

your abs. Send a text and keep on giving.

But it's not about glitz or glamour or songs or jokes.

Right now, there are thousands of children and young people

in the UK who desperately need your help.

That's why everyone gets involved in Children in Need.

It's been an amazing, emotional night and it's nearly

Here are some of tonight's highlights.

Good evening and welcome to Children In Need 2016.

Devine lines you made and lovely lunge you made at the end.

Yes, master of both disciplines. Your lift was fantastic. You are

absolutely amazing. Our winners and Children In Need

Champion for 2016 is... Lutalo and Karen. Congratulations.

You can touch it, it's all yours. # I'll give you something to do

# Ace-high... # Hello, BBC switchboard. It's Eddie

Redmayne here. I'm trying to get through to Pudsey Bear, Please.

Hello. Hello. Make it quick. I'm busy. We bring you Watford... That

that's my phone, chuck it here. Have it! This next one is going to be

Pudsey. Hello, Britney Spears speaking. Britney. Hi, is Pudsey

with you by any chance? Who's Pudsey? He's a bear. How did you get

my number... I didn't actually get your number I was... How are you

speaking to me No, right, I get it. I see. Basically, it's Mel and Sue's

fault? What is a Mel and Sue? I get that. They are... Eddie, this is

definitely Pudsey. LINE GOES Dead. # Strictly business I'm killing it

in Widnes # Then to Gloucester

# I get a Costa # Hard shoulder, coffee holder

# Life on the road # Don't needed a heavy load

# Foot down to the floor # 70 miles an pour, but no more...

# CHEERING AND APPLAUSE. This is the

autograph I got from Lee Mack after I split my drink over him. I wish we

had never met. Did he seem friendly? No, he was just drinking. Of course.

What was he drinking? Like tea or coffee. We will stick with that

story. A hot beverage. The drink went over him. How did he react? He,

like, screamed. I said, "can I get your autograph? When you gave it to

me I was OK. How is a note an autograph. That's the selfie

generation. What would you have asked for a selfie or an autograph?

I don't know if he had his phone on, a selfie. You would have asked for a

selfie on my phone? Yeah. You expect me to say - here, have this! What do

you think? It's a lie. It is a lie. I always 100% tell the truth. Oh.

Greg, are your pants on fire? I told you I was nervous. This is actually

happening, by the way! # Are you ready for a brand new beat

# Summer's here and the time is right

# For dancing in the street # They are it is a dancing in

Chicago # Down in New Orleans

# In New York City # All we need is music

# Sweet music # #

Children In Need, it's that way, mate.

# Your eyes are shining brighter # You're finally coming home

# Don't have to wait no longer # I know I made you stronger

# I know you're not alone # So lay me down

# In the water # Lay me down...

# APPLAUS. -- APPLAUSE. You are

absolutely brilliant. CHEERING AND APPLAUSE.

If you saw something there you'd love to catch again,

then don't forget Children in Need: The Best Bits, tomorrow

5.45pm. What has been your highlight. Apart from the games.

But before we all clock off for the evening, there's one

incredibly important bit of business left for us to do

How much money has been raised for Children in Need 2016?

Let's cross our fingers everyone. It is!

That is a record. That is the most money we have EVER raised. A new

record. That is absolutely incredible. I just know how happy

Sir Terry would be right now. Incredible.

So that's it for Children in Need 2016!

What an incredible night it has been.

It certainly has - so many amazing performances,

sketches and exclusive treats from the very best this wonderful

And all in the name of a truly remarkable cause.

All that remains is to say a couple more very quick thank yous.

Thank you to: our musicians tonight - Little Mix,

Busted, Michael Buble, Ellie Goulding, Olly Murs,

Take That, Gregory Porter, Zara Larsson, David Brent,

all 1575 members of our Children in Need choir and Craig David

for singing this year's official single.

Thank you to The West End casts of Aladdin, Motown

Thanks to Peter Capaldi and the Doctor Who team.

And thanks to everyone at Strictly. Thanks too to Eddie Redmayne

and everyone in Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them As well as

the team at Would I Lie To You and Zippy from Rainbow!

Not to forget Matt Baker, Alex Jones and their incredible

One Show Rickshaw riders Our wonderful guests Mark Wogan,

And our fellow hosts Tess Daly, Greg James,

Graham Norton and Ade Adepitan. And we wouldn't be doing any

of this if it wasn't for the fabulous Sir Terry Wogan.

We love you and miss you, Sir Terry.

And finally - the most important of all - thanks to all you at home.

It is your incredible generosity year after year that changes so many

Thank you so much for everything you've done.

You are generous. Thank you so much. You have been amazing. Have a great

weekend. Goodbye! Thank you, bye, bye. Thank you.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE.