The Best Bits BBC Children in Need

Go, Pudsey.

People of the UK, get your years on.

Everyone has been doing it.

Yellow

is really not my colour.

Almost

everyone! It's time to do something

remarkable.

Children in Need, may

the Force be with you!

Yes!

I'm

ready.

Hello and welcome to Children

in Need, the best bits. On Friday

night, the studio was packed with

the biggest names on TV, coming

together for one reason. To help

raise money or disadvantaged

children and young people across the

UK. It really was an evening full of

joy, tears, laughter and Craig macro

Revel Horwood in a week! It was

quite a show!

Good evening and welcome

to Children in Need 2017!

CHEERING.

How are you, mate?

All right?

Nice to see you.

Splash the teacher!

On it!

CHEERING.

But have some fun.

Come on!

What a night! But the really, really

great thing was to see the entire

country coming together to raise

money for Children in Need. Your

kindness and compassion is helping

to fund more than 2,500 projects

across the UK, giving children more

hope, more confidence and a better

start in life. To these projects,

real friendships have been formed.

Having a friend to lean on, to on,

to talk to, just to hang out with is

so, so important. Is this next film

shows.

Children In Need believes that

friendship is one of the most

important things a child can have.

Thanks to your donations,

friendships are starting

all over the UK.

My name's Rudy.

No, you say me and I say you.

His name's Charlie, and he's nine.

I'm ten.

Start again.

Is it this foot?

Rudy is funny, crazy,

and sometimes a bit annoying.

This is left, and that's right.

Charlie makes me laugh.

And he's great at football.

Aww, thanks!

I have cerebral palsy.

Rudy's very caring.

Sometimes, he can guide

me which way to walk.

And then it will will help me guide

the way to the ball.

Charlie and Rudy became best friends

because of Children In Need.

They go to a football

club in Portsmouth for

children with disabilities.

It helps us, like,

build up our confidence.

We make friends together.

When we're playing football,

I wear a yellow helmet,

because I have a poorly head.

Charlie helps me, and he's my best

friend in the whole world.

He's my best mate.

More friendships are being formed

at Happy Hands in Liverpool.

A project for deaf children, Alayna

and Lucy come here every week.

In Plymouth, Noor and Hari became

friends when they met

at Dare To Dazzle, a drama group

for refugees, funded

by your donations.

I'm Hari.

This is Noor.

She's ten.

She comes from...

(Iraq.)

..Iraq.

When I first came here,

I didn't know how to speak English.

I just felt lonely.

At Dare To Dazzle,

I made a lot of friends,

and when I made friends,

I felt normal.

You never run out of stuff to do

when you have friends.

LAUGHTER.

Hari's funny, and kind.

He's a good friend.

Ow!

So the thing about me

is I have cystic fibrosis,

and it affects all my organs,

mainly my lungs.

It makes me different,

it makes me not be able to go out

to play with my friends.

So because of Children In Need,

I have a friend called Sophie.

And Sophie is a befriender,

she's from the Butterfly Trust.

I really like her.

If I'm worried or scared

about something, I would talk

to Sophie about it.

She understands what

I'm going through.

She's awesome.

On behalf of all of us

who have made new friends,

we'd like to say a big thank you,

and please call 03457 33 22 33

to help other children like us.

Thanks.

And that is the difference in your

donations make. They help to build

friendships and they actually change

lives. There is still time to donate

to Children in Need and there are

lots of

different ways to do just that. You

can call... Standard charges will

apply and you can donate online

at... Or you can text.

Text will cost £10 and your standard

network message cost and the money

will all go to Children in Need, you

must be 16 or over and you have to

ask the bill payer for permission.

For more information, visit the

Children in Need website. Right,

back to Friday's sensational show

and the kick-off, there is only One

Direction to go in as one of the

biggest music stars on the planet

are treated a brilliant group of

young carers to a day they will

never forget.

On any average Thursday,

this unassuming building hosts

a youth club open to hundreds

of young carers in the local area.

But today isn't your average

Thursday, is it, Niall?

Today is a big day.

I've arranged a few surprises

for some very special children.

The Young Carers Project in Kingston

helps support around 500 young

people who've got caring

responsibilities

for someone at home.

We've transformed the centre to give

them a day they'll never forget.

Oh, watch out, here they come!

So far, so brilliant, Niall.

And our young carers

are having a ball.

I'm just like, I don't have any

words, I'm speechless.

Great, anything else

you'd like to add, Niall?

Oh, and I've got on the phone

to a few friends to lend a hand.

Oh, my God!

Hiya, mate, all right?

Nice to see you.

You play for England!

I do.

Hi, guys.

It's my dream to meet you.

So good to meet you.

I'm so shocked right now.

Give me a hug.

So excited to be here.

So nice to see them just forget

about things that are too

serious for a moment.

Three, two, one.

Young Carers Project,

let me hear you!

CHEERING.

Please welcome Kimberly Wyatt.

My face was like...

I couldn't believe it was her.

And the familiar faces

just kept coming.

Ping-pong with a tennis

legend, anyone?

When you hit the shot,

you've got to turn around.

Yes!

Yes!

Give me five.

Fruit sculpture with your

favourite CBBC duo?

Or fancy a music class

with a member of McFly?

Tell me, who here has

played the drums before?

ALL: Best day ever!

Oh!

Yes!

Thanks for having me.

Great to spend some time here,

a tiny little thing that I can do

for these great kids,

a lot of pressure is put on them,

it's inspirational.

Project worker Liz works full-time

to support the children.

Seeing them happy makes

me incredibly happy.

Our children wouldn't get a break

from their caring role

if we didn't have this funding.

When my mum was sick,

because she had cancer,

I'd get her a glass of water,

I'd make her breakfast in bed

just to cheer her up.

They spend a lot of time

looking after other people,

and this is a place where they can

be looked after.

Today has been the best day ever.

Great job, guys.

But there is still time

for one last surprise.

It's Niall Horan here,

I hope you've had a fantastic day,

as you completely deserve it.

I'm very sorry that I couldn't be

with you this morning, but I'm

actually in the middle of a sound

check for a very important gig I'm

doing today for some really,

really special people.

Actually, do me a favour

and just turn around.

Have a look behind you.

Hello.

Come down here.

Everyone having a good day?

Yes!

Lovely.

Anybody score any goals

with Joe Hart this morning?

Did you?

Good job, good job.

Anybody beat Henman in ping-pong?

Yes!

I'm glad we got to do the surprises

this morning for you,

you guys do incredible work,

it's unbelievable what you do

for everyone at home.

This is the final

surprise of the lot.

# My shadow's dancing.

# Without you for the first time

# My heart is hoping.

# You'll walk right in tonight.

# Tell me

there are things that you regret...

We turned round and I was like...

I wanted to scream and

cry at the same time.

One thing after another

and it was just so amazing.

# My heart is hoping.

# You'll walk right in tonight.

# And tell me there are

things that you regret

# 'Cause if I'm being honest I ain't

over you yet.

# That's all I'm asking

Is it too much to ask?

Why do you think that the Young

Carers Project is so special?

Well, it's a chance for you to meet

up with other people

who look after people,

and you get to have a lot of fun.

And it's clear that project worker

Liz means a lot to them.

She sacrifices her time

to give us so much.

CHANTING: Liz, Liz, Liz!

You've got a lot of fans here.

I have, but I get such

a wonderful feeling working

with all you lovely young carers.

It's been the best day ever.

The best day of my life.

One, two, three.

Thank you to all our stars who

helped make that a perfect day for

the Young Carers Project in

Kingston. And of course, those

incredible children. Now, every

year, one of the highlights of the

night is always the Children in Need

Strictly Special. And this year was

no different. There was glitz and

sequins are six plucky presenters

from the world's longest-running

children's TV show put on their

dancing shoes for Pudsey. What could

possibly go wrong? This is what we

made earlier?

At the time, I don't think we

realised the treasure we were

experiencing.

What else could you

get but the skydive out of the plane

with the RAF Falcons? Only on Blue

Peter.

There are so many moments, it

has got to be making Tracy Island.

When you finish it, it should look

something like this.

Before we came

off air, the phone lines had gone

down.

The rest is history. You need

to say yes to virtually everything.

You would get your script and you

would look for what you would do and

it would be something fantastic.

Because it is live, there is always

low of embarrassing moments.

He is a

life-size model of a businessman.

Genuinely the best job in the world.

I miss it. You can always say, I was

part of television history,

absolutely, a bit like Strictly.

The jive is really difficult.

For me, because it's so fast!

There's this perception

about Blue Peter presenters that

we're really sort of action-packed,

fearless, but there's nowhere

to hide on this one.

This is much more difficult

than any of that stuff.

The thing is, you have to be

in a sort of dancer's mentality.

I think I dance like Chloe and I see

the mirror and realise I'm not.

Oh!

Right, start again.

It's hard to learn to dance

if you have two left feet,

but Dianne has been putting me

through my paces.

I know how to do

the steps, I just...

don't know the order

that they come in.

She's very brave.

This is Blue Peter on Strictly

for Children in Need,

so just want to do the business.

Yes!

APPLAUSE AND CHEERING.

MUSIC: BLUE PETER THEME.

So this

is what they all want to win -

the Pudsey Glitterball trophy.

And today, I'm going to show

you how to make one.

Now, Pudsey's arms and legs are made

out of old toilet rolls,

and his body and head out

of papier mache.

To put it all together,

you're going to need some...

sticky-backed plastic!

AUDIENCE CHEERS

Here's some

sticky-backed plastic.

Thanks, Radzi.

And here's one...I made earlier!

MUSIC: BLUE PETER THEME

MUSIC: I'm Still Standing

APPLAUSE AND CHEERING

Oh, how about that?

Absolutely fantastic -

you were brilliant!

And they're all still

standing, so well done.

And a special thanks

to Peter Purves, too.

The judges are choosing our champion

tonight, so let's find out

what they thought of that jam-packed

jive, shall we?

Shirley, you're first!

First of all, I want to thank

everybody for giving up their time

for Children in Need.

And all the judges were actually

in shock that you've only had two

weeks to put that jive together.

It was absolutely brilliant.

You did so well.

Radzi, Radzi, Radzi.

That high split that you did

and your little compact

jive, I'm going to name

you Kickety-Kick King of Jive.

Amazing.

I'll take that.

Very good.

Bruno, what did you think?

Ohhh!

Konnie!

So springy!

So stretchy!

It was like watching

some sparkling Play-Doh.

Very impressive.

And Mark.

Where did those kicks come from?

You still have plenty of youthful

zest and you kicked your legs higher

than Darcey Bussell!

Craig.

I almost made a child cry

on Blue Peter when I judged

a dance competition,

I'm afraid to say, because I said

how disappointed I was that

I couldn't find anything wrong

with their dance.

Unfortunately that's not

the same for you, Tim.

Aww!

It was a little ploddy and laboured.

I've got to be honest.

But your face launched that dance,

it really did, and the lifts

were absolutely fantastic.

Thank you.

Anthea, darling.

My goodness.

Kicks and flicks were really sharp,

timing was excellent,

and using this desk -

you're very brave

to come up onto this.

Thank you.

Amazing.

And I'll tell you why -

it's only held together

with sticky-backed plastic!

It was amazing,

really truly amazing.

Brilliant stuff.

Very brave.

Darcey, what do you think?

Well, I have to say, Diane,

I remember dancing for you a long

time ago on Blue Peter...

On the table!

..when I was about 19, and here

you are on Strictly dancing for us.

Full of energy, full of attack,

and totally in sync.

Selling it.

Well done.

Thank you.

All down to him.

Thank you very much, judges.

So who will be crowned

Children in Need champions?

The judges will make a group

decision, and while they confer,

couples, would you please

take your positions

on the dance floor?

Good luck to all of you.

Now we're about to find out

who is going to take home

the Pudsey Glitterball Trophy.

Judges, it's time to decide.

On behalf of the judges,

Shirley, can you please

tell us your decision?

Well, all the couples

were fantastic, absolutely

brilliant, and this was a very,

very difficult competition to call.

But having all conferred together,

we have come up with a winner.

And the winner is...

..Mark and Amy!

CHEERING

Oh, congratulations!

Beautiful.

I did not expect that.

Look at his little face.

Well done.

Congratulations.

You are the Children in Need

Strictly Come Dancing champions.

How does that feel?

Well done.

Magic.

You know, you've got three

of the all-time favourite famous

shows coming together.

You've got Blue Peter,

60 years next year, you've

got Children in Need,

you've got Strictly, and we've been

part of all three shows.

It's just absolutely amazing.

Wonderful having you.

Thank you so much for taking part.

Huge congratulations.

Commiserations to the rest of you,

but you had fun, didn't you?

Amazing.

Thank you so much for taking part.

Well, there's only one thing left

to do, and that is present our

winners with the trophy.

Congratulations to Mark and Amy.

You are the Children

in Need Strictly Come

Dancing champions 2017.

Hold it high!

A huge well done to you.

Brilliant.

A huge thank-you to all our

couples and to you at home

for watching and donating.

We will be back soon,

but in the meantime...

Let's do this together.

ALL: Keep giving!

APPLAUSE AND CHEERING

Thanks to everyone and of course to

our very talented and brave Blue

Peter presenters, who did their

thing for Children in Need they did

it in style. Time now to meet a

lovely little boy called Sam and

hear how your donations have

directly helped to change his life

for the better.

Sport was the thing

I enjoyed the most.

That's the thing

I looked forward to.

It was always sport, and then

when it got taken away from me,

it's sort of like...

It's sort of like there's nothing

which I enjoy any more.

Two years ago, Sam was playing

in a rugby match for his local team.

I played for about three-quarters

of the game and then I felt

a big pull down the left

hamstring, and collapsed.

The consultant just came and said

to me that Samuel had

had a spinal stroke.

And that it meant

that he was paraplegic.

That he'd damaged his spinal

cord and it would mean

that he wasn't able to walk.

How do you tell your son that?

How do you go back

and break that news?

It's just...so hard.

Then when my mum told me,

I got really upset.

It was hard to get

to sleep that night.

We just sat there and, um...

What's happened to our little boy,

you know, who loved life?

Loved charging about like

any other little boy.

And what were we going to do?

I didn't really want to do anything.

I went to watch all my mates play,

and I just felt so sad.

Sometimes you feel really helpless.

You're just thinking,

"I don't know who to turn to."

"Who's there to support us?"

But there was someone

there to turn to.

Back Up, a charity that offers

help to children like Sam

following life-changing

spinal cord injuries.

..they can see us...

Just to enjoy, like,

the sense of excitement,

it just brung my confidence up

in a massive way.

It's made me feel

more like I fit in.

Out the way!

Back Up gave him the confidence,

gave him the adventure

that he was after.

WHOOPING

He's been able to talk

to other people that have went

through a similar experience,

and actually feed off of some

of the things that they've achieved.

Through Back Up, Sam met Ella,

the charity's under-18s manager.

She's funded entirely

by Children in Need.

Back Up connects people.

Sam is doing amazing.

It's really positive to see,

because being able to talk to other

people that can relate

to what you're going

through and hear things that they're

doing focuses you more

on what is still possible rather

than what you've lost.

So when I had my injury

when I was ten...

Ella, she's just inspirational.

She goes to different

countries and it's like she's

done all this stuff.

When I was over there

in New Zealand, I did a sky dive.

With inspirational people like that,

that's one of the reasons why I feel

like I'm so more positive now.

Nicely done, Sam.

You can do anything you want.

Right, you're in control

of it now, all right?

We're incredibly proud of him.

When you've seen him at the lowest,

it is just really great to see him

back with a smile on his face,

enjoying life, embracing life.

Doing what an 11-year-old

should be doing.

You can help more children just like

Sam.

What a hero you are, Sam, you have

so much potential and you are

definitely a sports star to keep an

eye on. And isn't some's

relationship with Ella extra

special? She's helped him to come to

terms with his injury and rediscover

his love for sport. Please help us

to fund more people like Ella, by

donating to children in the.

Friday's show was full of some epic

music performances, including

sensational Jason Derulo, Oscar

winner Sam Smith...

# Tonight is the night I choose to

walk away #.

. And the Vamps were here, getting

all personal.

# Personal... But it was Rita Ora

who really got the party started,

when she performed her brand-new

single, Anywhere.

# Time flies by

when the night is young

# Daylight shines

on an unexposed location

# Location

# Bloodshot eyes looking for the sun

# Paradise delivered

and we call it a vacation

# Vacation

# You're painting me a dream

that I wanna belong in

# Wanna belong in

# Over the hills and far away

# A million miles from LA

# Just anywhere away with you

# I know we've got to get away

# Some place where no-one

knows our name

# We'll find the start

to something new

# Just take me anywhere

Take me anywhere

# Anywhere away with you

# Truth comes out

when we're blacking out

# Looking for connection

in a crowd of empty faces

# Empty faces

# Your secrets are the only thing

I'm craving now

# All the good and the bad

Let me in cos I can take it

# I can take it

# You're painting me a dream

that I wanna belong in

# Wanna belong in

# Over the hills and far away

A million miles from LA

# Just anywhere away with you

# I know we've got to get away

# Some place where

no-one knows our name

# We'll find the start to

something new

# Just take me anywhere

Take me anywhere

# Anywhere away with you

# Better take me...

# Take me anywhere, oh, anywhere

# Anywhere away with you

# Take me anywhere

# Over the hills and far away

A million miles from LA

# Just anywhere away with you

# I know we've got to get away

# Some place where no-one

knows our name

# We'll find the start

to something new

# Just take me anywhere

Take me anywhere

# Anywhere away with you

# Take me anywhere

# Take me anywhere

# Anywhere away with you

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE.

I loved that! I could listen to

anywhere, any time. Every year, the

cast and crew of EastEnders come

together to put on something extra

special for Children in Need and

this year, they didn't disappoint.

Albert Square joined forces for a

musical extravaganza like you have

never seen before, in fact, the East

End, Walford, went wild for the West

End. And believe me, this really is

absolutely brilliant!

Right, everyone.

Remember, this is for

Children in Need.

Pudsey's watching you,

so give it some welly, yeah?

Right, stand by.

Costume.

Make-up.

Props.

Action!

# Who will buy my sweet red roses?

# Two blooms for a penny

# Who will buy?

# Who will buy?

# Who will buy?

# Who will buy?

# Who will buy this

wonderful morning?

# Such a sky you never did see.

# Who will tie it up with ribbon?

# And put it in a box for me.

# There'll never be a day so sunny

# It could not happen twice

Where is the man with all the money?

# It's cheap at half the price

Who will buy this wonderful feeling?

# I'm so high I swear I could fly!

# Me, oh, my I don't want to lose it

# There must be

someone who will buy!

# I'm getting married

in the morning.

# Ding-dong, the bells

are gonna chime!

# Pull out the stopper!

# Let's have a whopper

# But get me to the church on time.

# He's getting married

in the morning

# Ding-dong, the bells

are gonna chime!

# Pull out the stopper!

# Let's have a whopper!

# But get me

to the church on time...

# Get him to the church...

# Get him to the church.

# For God's sake

get him to the church...

# On time!

# On my own

Pretending he's beside me.

# All alone, I walk

with him till morning.

# Without him I feel

his arms around me

# And when I lose my

way I close my eyes.

# And he has found me.

# I love him

But every day I'm learning.

# All my life

I've only been pretending

# Without me

His world will go on turning

# A world that's full of happiness

that I have never known

# I love him

But only on my own.

# Over the rooftops.

# Over the rooftops.

# Over the rooftops step in time.

# Over the rooftops step in time...

# Oi!

Turn it in!

What's the matter with you?

Liberty.

# Over the rooftops, step in time...

# Kick your knees up, step in time!

# Kick your knees

up, step in time!

# Never need

a reason Never need a rhyme

# Kick your knees up,

# Step in time, step in time.

# Step, step,

# Never need a reason.

Never need a rhyme.

# Never need a reason.

# Step in time!

# One day more.

# Another day, another destiny.

# This neverending road to Calvary.

# These men who seem

to know my crime will surely come

# Tomorrow you'll be worlds away

# And yet with you my

world has started.

# One more day

all on my own.

# Will we ever meet again?

# One more day with him not

caring.

# I was born to be with you...

# What a life I might have known

# And I swear I will be true

But he never saw me there...

# Tomorrow we'll

discover what our God

# In heaven has in store.

# One more dawn, one

more day, one day more!

What a great watch! Thank you to the

cast and crew of EastEnders for

doing their thing for Children in

Need. And we would like to ask you

to do your thing now. To tell you

why your donations are so important,

this is Suranne Jones.

It is now my great pleasure to

introduce you to a man who is pretty

much a superhero.

It's now my great pleasure

to introduce you to a man

who is pretty much a superhero.

He's called Jules and,

for the families he helps,

he's a life changer.

I work for Noah's Ark

Children's Hospice.

I'm a specialist carer.

My role is paid for

by Children in Need.

It's a fantastic job.

The families that I meet,

you know that you're going to go

on a massive journey

with all of them.

And there are going to be times

where it's just so much fun.

The kids that I look

after have life-limiting

and life-threatening illnesses.

Some of the situations they've been

through are unimaginable, you know,

for a lot of people.

Like really, really

dark, hard times.

It's a proper roller-coaster!

It really is.

As a result of his brain injury,

Malachi needs to be

supervised all the time.

It's quite difficult and intense.

There's a lot of things to do.

There's a lot of things to manage.

The thing about Mal is

that he doesn't sleep normal hours.

He could be up from

midnight until 7am.

And if he's up, somebody's got to be

up as well with him.

So if I'm in there for an hour,

it makes a huge difference.

It's changed our life.

We couldn't go out.

Just to go to the corner shop.

You can't go.

Me and Malachi, we hang out a lot.

He's such a cool little dude.

He's a special boy.

PHONE RINGS.

Hello?

Hi, Monica.

It's Jules.

Hi, Jules!

How you doing?

You all right?

How's Sophia?

Is she OK?

I manage my own diary,

so I can work any time of the day,

any day of the week.

So, are we still

on for this morning?

With Great Ormond Street?

Yes, we're waiting for you.

I'll be there in the next 20

minutes or so, is that OK?

Hello!

Hi, Jules.

How you doing, you OK?

Sophia, she's relying

on machines in everyday life.

So she can't eat by herself,

she can't breathe by herself.

So she's not able to do

anything for herself.

Say good morning!

Sleepy baby.

Yeah.

So we'll put her on her oxygen

concentrator first, yeah?

Yeah.

There are some families that just

don't get any kind of breaks.

You know, it just

must be so difficult.

So, you're OK?

Yeah, yeah.

I'm going to go get things ready.

Go get the other kids ready, yeah.

With Sophia, she has been one

of the kids that we've had

the highest of highs,

but the lowest of lows, health-wise.

I know, you're ready.

You're going to the hospital, OK?

Are you going to go in a taxi?

Yes.

Can I come?

He knows everything about Sophia.

Amazing, amazing person.

I don't know how we would

manage without him.

I used to work in the city.

I was the accounts director

for a big corporate company.

I always knew I wanted to work

with kids, basically.

You couldn't pay me any money to go

back and do the job I was doing now.

When I first met Elsie, she had no

hair, she was straight out

of Great Ormond Street after having

a bone marrow transplant

and chemotherapy.

Coming home, she was so fragile.

You know, you just can't

take your eyes off the ball at all.

She was just so, so poorly then.

I've travelled the galaxy,

planets and stars.

I've tickled my way

from Venus to Mars.

You know, you're there for all these

ups and downs, highs and lows.

You know, you do build

a bond with them.

Come on.

We do appreciate every tiny little

thing that she achieves.

Because it's massive.

The odds were really,

really against her.

Elsie says, "Jules

is my best friend."

And it makes you feel

really happy, you know?

That's what I'm trying

to do with my job.

Jules put the fun

back into her life.

That's what he did.

You don't know how, I mean...

It's just like an angel

coming from the sky.

He was the person that was there

for me, that was supporting me.

He's amazing!

We need more people like Jules.

So please call...

Jules is truly a real-life superhero

and he makes such a difference to so

many families. He cunningly dashing

can only do that because of your

generosity so please help us to find

more people like Jules and donate to

Children in Need. That number again.

Now another of the moment is

everybody was talking about on

Friday was the incredible Children

in Need wire. Nearly 2000 boys and

girls from ten different locations

across the UK came together to sing

for you at home and it really was

something special.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

# Somewhere over the rainbow

# Way up high

# There's a land that I heard of

# Once in a lullaby

# Somewhere over the rainbow

# Skies are blue

# And the dreams

that you dare to dream

# Really do come true

# Someday I'll wish upon a star

# And wake up where the clouds

are far

# Behind me

# Where troubles melt

like lemon drops

# Away above the chimney tops

# That's where you'll find me

# Somewhere over the rainbow

# Bluebirds fly

# Birds fly over the rainbow

# Why, then, oh why can't I?

# Somewhere over the rainbow

# Way up high

# There's a land that I heard of

# Once in a lullaby

# Somewhere over the rainbow

# Skies are blue

# And the dreams

that you dare to dream

# Really do come true

# Someday I'll wish upon a star

# And wake up where the clouds

are far

# Behind me

# Lle toddai'r gofid yn yr haul

# Fan draw uwchlaw simneiau gwael ac

yno byddaf

# Somewhere over the rainbow

# Bluebirds fly

# Birds fly over the rainbow

# Why, then, oh why can't I?

# If happy little bluebirds fly

# Beyond the rainbow

# Why, oh why can't I? #

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

That probably gave me goose bumps on

Friday and hearing it again has

given me goose bumps on my goose

bumps. What a truly fantastic

performance from all you incredible

children. Brilliant. Now, there are

always some big surprises on

Children in Need and Friday saw a

very special guest make an impromptu

appearance in our studio audience,

oh, and he wasn't alone. Over to

you, Tess.

We've got some people joining us,

John and Kayleigh. What have you

been up to?

We work in a supermarket

and we've been fund-raising. It's

lovely to meet you, Tess.

I'm so

excited to meet you, as well.

She's

so sparkly.

She's so sparkly, Tess

Daly! We do loads of fundraising

stuff at work and last year, John

Sutton bass of beans.

A bit of a let

down, nobody really bothered, we

didn't raise much money.

Nobody

knew, John, you didn't tell anyone.

I printed pamphlets. This year,

we've literally pushed the boat out.

We've got a Blue Planet theme, John

is being pushed around the car park

at her work, in a dinghy on wheels.

Dressed as a hammerhead shark.

We

had a really good laugh, haven't we?

Have we? I still can't feel my feet.

How much have you raised?

Well...

Well, we're still working it out.

We

are still working it out, because

Kayleigh bought tickets for Carfest,

Children in Need the money out of

the bucket.

It's all in the same

cause.

Is not in the same cause, if

you take it out of the bucket.

It's

for children in it.

When is it going

back in the bucket?

I get paid next

week, it's going back in the bucket

then. Stop cheering me up in front

of Tess.

Well you sort that out

between you, we've got a very

special announcement. Take a look at

this.

Kashi is back, but not as you

know it.

-- Car Share.

# Ever fallen in love with...

# We decided to try

something special.

What would it be like if we filmed

a whole journey without a script,

just making it up and basically

seeing what happened.

# ..you shouldn't have

fallen in love with...

#

I can do Heather Small.

Go on, then.

What are you doing?

I'm going.

Why?

Because I love you, that's why!

Get back in!

# ..or ever prove that I was wrong.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Yes, ladies and gentlemen, from Car

Share, it is of course Peter Kay.

I'm so thrilled to bits that Car

Share is back. I think we all are,

aren't we? We all thought it had

finished.

Well, it's been a very

hard secrets to keep.

I'm glad it's

out in the open.

I am glad, because

they getting constant abuse about

it. People were very angry the

series ended in that way, but there

is a series finale explaining what

happened. The next day, after the

big argument, so that song, and

we've done another episode called

Car Share Cup unscripted, which is

half an hour others basically making

the script up and improvising.

Nothing to do with the story.

Nothing to do with the story, just

as having a laugh, so they are

coming next year, so there's a bit

of a surprise for everybody.

Cheering-macro we need to know what

happens next. John and Kayleigh have

a proper will they won't they

relationship. We just want to know,

will they?

You'll have to watch.

Come on, Tess, we can't give it

away.

So well matched. See? See what

I mean? We cannot go any further

without mentioning the phenomenal

amount of money that you raised

yesterday, on the Chris Evans Radio

Two show.

Amazing that, absolutely

incredible.

APPLAUSE

How much did you raise?

Well, I'm

going on tour and... Yeah, thank

you. He asked me to come on and I

said, I can't come on and not give a

prize because they are doing the

auctions on Radio Two, so I came up

with an idea to do an exclusive,

intimate show in Blackpool... Thank

you, in front of 100 people, and...

100 people?

100 people, which raised

£633,000.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

An incredible amount.

An incredible

amount.

Thank you, and incredible

supporter Children in Need isn't it

wonderful to have him here? Thank

you.

Thank you very much.

I can't

wait for Car Share. There was some

phenomenal music performances on

Friday night, including some never

before seen TV gold. Strictly's

Craig Revel Horwood donned address

and danced the night away as Miss

Hannigan from the hit musical,

Annie.

# Easy Street

And Leading Ladies Amber Wright,

Beverley Knight and Cassidy Janson

teamed up to perform the classic

Wind Beneath My Wings.

# Did you ever know

that you're my hero

But one of my personal highlights

was when John Craven and his

Countryfile group ditched the

Wellington boots for cowboy boots

and put on a display right out of

the wild West. You really have to

see it to believe it and that's

exactly what you're about to do.

CHEERING

# Country roads, take me home

# To the place I belong

# West Virginia, Mountain Mama

# Take me home, country roads... #

# You keep saying

you got something for me

# Something you call love,

but confess

# You've been a'messin' where you

shouldn't've been a'messin'

# And now someone else

is getting all your best

# These boots are made for walking

# And that's just what they'll do

# One of these days these boots

are gonna walk all over you

# One of these days these boots

are gonna walk all over you. #

# Jolene, Jolene, Jolene, Jolene

# I'm begging of you

please don't take my man

# Jolene, Jolene, Jolene, Jolene

# Please don't take him

just because you can. #

# Feeling my way

through the darkness

# Guided by a beating heart

# I can't tell

where the journey will end

# But I know where to start

# So wake me up when it's all over

# When I'm wiser and I'm older

# All this time I was finding myself

# And I didn't know I was lost

# Whoa, whoa

# Whoa, whoa

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Fantastic! Cowboys, cowgirls, but

for once on Countryfile, no actual

cows. Huge thanks to John Craven and

all the Countryfilers. That was

truly one of the most memorable

performances I've ever seen

anywhere, ever. OK, still to come,

we've got the official Children in

Need from Katie Melua, plus a

Poldark surprise for four very

deserving ladies. But first, let's

remind ourselves why your donations

really also important.

Your donations to Children in Need

have made the world of difference

to thousands of families.

But right now, there are families

across the UK that need help.

They could be hundreds

of miles away.

Around the corner.

Or next door to you.

You're in despair.

There's nowhere to turn.

You feel...just alone.

Sometimes, you're just thinking,

who's there to support us?

There was nothing, nothing

we could do to fix this.

But because of your donations,

there's somebody to turn to.

Someone to help.

Someone to talk to.

Someone just to be there.

Your donations have changed

lives across the UK.

You're helping children like me.

Like me.

Like me.

Like us.

You've helped so many children,

in so many different ways.

You've given me independence.

You have given me my voice.

You've given me confidence.

You've given me a friend.

You've given me hope.

Last year, you helped reach

half a million children.

Half a million?

That is a lot.

You've done so much.

But there are so many more

children who need help.

And tonight, we can reach

these children, together.

We can make a difference.

We can change lives.

We can do something amazing.

Amazing.

Amazing.

Please donate tonight,

and let's change lives

across the UK, together.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you so much.

That is what it is all about. That

is why we ask you to make a

difference to those that need our

help and support. And that is what

I'm going to ask you to do a game

right now. Please donate to Children

in Need by calling... Thank you. Now

it's time to meet four very special

women who all work for incredible

projects, funded by Children in

Need. And they were given the

surprise of their lives on the set

of the brilliant BBC drama Poldark,

all thanks to a personal invite from

Demelza.

Dear ladies, my husband,

Captain Poldark, has informed me

of your acquaintance

with his cousin, Sir Pudsey of Bear.

And of your devotion

to good works on behalf

of the children of this land.

It would be my pleasure to invite

you for a memorable day,

and to thank you for your benevolent

deeds.

I want to pinch myself.

I'll pinch you!

Just don't get the opportunity

to do this kind of thing

in my day-to-day life.

Once-in-a-lifetime.

Your servant, Demelza Poldark.

Oh, my God!

Keren, Gillian, Razia and Charlotte

arrive for what they think

is the chance to look around

the empty Poldark set.

Let's sit down.

Little do they know,

but there are surprises

around every corner.

Including Ross Poldark's loyal

housekeeper, Prudie.

Oh, my God!

You've got to be kidding me!

Shall we see what we can

nick while they're out?

Let's be honest, our four ladies

look a little out of place.

Take that.

Wonder if there's anything

we can do about that?

Right, off to costume, this way.

Hello, good ladies.

What do you think?

I've just seen the ladies go

in there, and they are

looking so fantastic.

I'm going to go and meet them

and take them on a tour.

What's all this giggling

that I can hear?

Fantastic.

Would you like to see some more set?

Yes.

This is Ross's study.

So this is the parlour.

Our ladies are loving

Eleanor's tour, but I think

it's missing one tall,

dark and handsome ingredient.

Oh, my goodness!

Here they are.

How are you doing?

Hi, I'm Aidan.

Nice to meet you.

How are you doing?

You look great.

You are gorgeous!

You've got the full

tour, how's it been?

Amazing.

Unbelievable.

Thanks so much for joining us.

And for all your hard

work and everything.

It's crucial we have people

like you who help out kids.

Thank you so much, it's incredible.

I've just met one of my heroes.

We're in shock.

In lust.

Lustful shock.

He kissed my cheek, I don't think

I'm ever going to wash.

Ever.

I think they are Poldark fans,

I think they like Poldark.

Which is great.

And how do you make a Poldark

fan's dream come true?

I just think you all look amazing.

Thank you kindly.

How would you feel about being in

a scene with Aidan this afternoon?

Really?

It's a real scene of

Poldark series four.

My legs have gone all shivery.

Just time to meet their fellow cast

members before the scene.

We're backstage to Poldark.

Nice.

She loves you.

I think Razia and

George have a future.

They have exchanged

details on telegram.

We'll see where it goes.

I love the show, and I

love your character.

That's really kind.

I think I understand

their level of excitement.

The first time I walked

onto a Poldark set,

I was really excited.

I kind of get it.

For rehearsal, stand by.

Sitting in the Red Lion doing

an actual scene for Poldark.

It's just bizarre and unreal.

I've got to stand here

and flirt, it's going well.

And action.

Best experience ever.

It's just exceeded everything

I thought it would be.

Been more than we expected.

Above and beyond.

Oh, oh!

Aidan's just walked past, sorry.

Big thank you to Children in Need!

Donate!

Thank you to the cast and crew at

Poldark for making that a day to

remember and to our four wonderful

women who dazzled on screen as much

as they do in their day-to-day

lives. Time now for a really

emotional moment from Friday's show,

performing Fields of Gold, one of

the favourite songs of Sir Terry

Wogan, this is Katie Melua with the

official Children in Need single

2017.

# Ooh

# You'll remember me

when the west wind moves

# Among the fields of barley

# You can tell the sun

in his jealous sky

# When we walked in fields of gold

# So she took her love

for to gaze awhile

# Among the fields of barley

# In his arms she fell

as her hair came down

# Among the fields of gold

# Will you stay with me?

Will you be my love

# Among the fields of barley?

# You can tell the sun

in his jealous sky

# When we walked in fields of gold

# I never made promises lightly

# And there have been some

that I've broken

# But I swear in the days still left

# We'll walk in fields of gold

# We'll walk in fields of gold

# Ooh

# Many years have passed

since those summer days

# Among the fields of barley

# See the children run

as the sun goes down

# As you lie in fields of gold

# You'll remember me

when the west wind moves

# Among the fields of barley

# You can tell the sun

in his jealous sky

# When we walked in fields of gold

# When we walked in fields of gold

# When we walked

in fields of gold. #

APPLAUSE

Wow! What a voice and what a way to

finish because that is lost on for

another year. A huge thanks to

everyone who was involved and to all

of you at home for watching. Of

course, the reason we come together

year after year and put on Children

in Need is to help children up and

down the country who really need

your support. Your generosity and

kindness can change lives. What an

amazing gift you have at your

fingertips so why not do your thing

one more time and make a difference

to those that need it? Thank you

once again and see you in 2018.

Goodbye for now.

We are here! Mark and Amy!

G-Nort and the Mel Machine. Who

calls us that, Mel?

It is going to catch on.

I doubt it.

Best day ever!

One signs as I have

seen anything like that.

It's a ten from me.

Thank you.

Doing an actual scene for Poldark.

Action!

Thank you, Children in Need! One,

two...

Totaliser!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE. Unbelievable!

That is record-breaking. Sir Terry

Wogan