Episode 4 The National Lottery: In It to Win It

It's the National Lottery: In It To Win It tonight with a Lotto

rollover, Freeview and Sky viewers, you can play along with tonight's

contestants. Now here's your host. It's Dale Winton.

APPLAUSE Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.

Thank you so much. Thank you. What a crowd in tonight - fabulous.

Thank you. Welcome to the National Lottery: In It To Win It. It is so

good to see you. Have a think about this - within this hour, your life

could change forever. I'm talking about the chance of you winning a

fortune with the lottery draws coming up later. Here in the studio,

I've got up to �100,000 waiting to be won by our five players. They're

fantastic. You have to meet them. Here they are. They are Herbie.

APPLAUSE Nicola.

APPLAUSE Rich.

Rich. APPLAUSE

APPLAUSE Lisa.

Lisa. APPLAUSE

APPLAUSE And

And Rob.

And Rob. APPLAUSE

APPLAUSE Right

Right now,

Right now, they're

Right now, they're sitting

Right now, they're sitting over there, but they really need to be

over here sitting with me in Winners' Row if they want the

chance to grab some of that cash, so you know what I'm going to say.

You've each got your own colour each -- let's find out who is going

to play first. It's yellow. It's Lisa. Come and

meet some money. First across to Winners' Row tonight is Lisa. She's

a 30-year-old customer support representative from Camberley in

Surrey. Thank you.

bright red. Thank you, Dale. You do look lovely. Who is with you for

support tonight I have my lovely husband Tom and my lovely friend.

They look happy. They look happy because they know you have the best

seat in the house. The first thing is can you keep it. I hope so, Dale.

When the Klaxon goes, you have a chance of whatever is in the prize

fund. However, there is nothing in there at the moment. How much would

you like to see in there tonight? Oh, I would like to take home

�50,000. Good. And what's the money for? First of all, I'd like to do

some decorating in the house, a bit boring. Second of all, I would like

to do a nice family trip abroad, a nice holiday. Where do you fancy?

Possibly Stateside, possibly Chicago, New York, somewhere sort

of a big city... North America? Yeah. A big city. If I had any

money left, I would like to get a campervan, an old campervan. Would

you really? I read you want to go around Europe with the family.

we'd like to go - as much travelling as possible. Do you have

children? A little boy. How old is he? He's ten months old. I wish you

the best of luck. You know that every correct question is worth

�5,000, every correct answer, but every wrong means the red area. Two

ways out of there - back here in Winners' Row with one question or

right back where you started. Not going to think about that.

Don't want to go there. Don't want to go there. Nothing in the prize

fund yet. Let's have a good start and put �20,000 in straight away.

OK. I wish you luck. Thank you. you ready for your first question?

Italy, really don't think it's Italy at all. It does sound more

sort of Portuguese or Spanish. I think it's going to be Spain. I

think it's Spain. OK. Would you like me to take Spain as your

answer? Yes, Dale. I'll accept that. You say Spain. If you're right,

we'll have �5,000 in there straight away. Is it Spain? Yes!

APPLAUSE Good. Isn't it a nice feeling when

you get the answer right? Wonderful. Right. This would be �10,000. I

wish you luck. Let's have a look at honest, Dale. It was quite a

scandal at the time. Was it? I think I'll go for Thierry Henry. I

like Thierry Henry. I think I'll go for him. You like him. Well, am I

to accept that? Yes, please, yes, Dale. You say Thierry Henry. I have

accepted that. If that is right there, will be �10,000 in there. Is

it Thierry Henry? APPLAUSE

Nice one. Yeah. Nice one. Good so far. This would be the hat-trick.

OK! �15,000. Let's put that in there right now. Here's your next

sure of Tintin. I'm not a big cartoon fan, to be quite honest.

However, the name Snowy does ring a bell. Right. I do believe he was a

little white dog, maybe like a little westie, something like that,

possibly. I think I'll go with Snowy. Would you like me to accept

Snowy as your answer? Yes, please, Dale. A nervous yes? A nervous yes,

but yes. But I'll accept it. You say Snowy. I would love it to be

right for you, and that would be �15,000s very quickly. Is it Snowy?

APPLAUSE Yes. Suddenly got very big, this

prize fund, suddenly got �15,000 in no time at all, which means if you

give me a correct answer, there will be �20,000 in there. More

importantly, you're in Winners' Row. I hope you like your next question.

OK. I think Katie Holmes is around maybe 28, 29, and I believe Tom

Cruise is maybe 43 - something like that. I think I'll go with - it's

going to be between 12 and 16. I definitely don't think it's 20. I

think that's too big of an age gap. I think - I think it's 16, Dale.

Will you like me to take 16 as your answer? Very cautiously, but yes.

OK. Then I accept 16 locked in. If it's right, a good �20,000 in there

all by your todd. My word. Isn't that amazing? It is.

So the age gap between Tom Cruise and Katie - is it 16? Yes.

APPLAUSE What's nice is - the players

waiting in the waiting area are all cheering you on. They're really

pleased for you at the moment. Lovely. This would be �25,000 -

very quick, isn't it? Extremely. Your fifth question - let's have a

not this book, and nothing is shouting at me, unfortunately. I

don't even know what any of the books are about, I'm ashamed to say.

I've never heard of the Grapes of Wrath - East of Eden - I don't know.

Lennie Small and George Milton - nothing's coming to me,

unfortunately. It's going to have to be a guess. Because I like the

title, I'm going to say Of Mice and Men, Dale. Shall I accept Of Mice

and Men as your answer? Yes, yes, please, Dale. Then I shall.

Consider it done. We have an arrangement. Of Mice and Men - if

that is right, another one you didn't really like. I hope it's

right, but is it? APPLAUSE

Oh, my - shock. I tell you what you would love - the movie East of Eden

with James Dean, it was wonderful. Treat yourself. It's a really good

old '50s movie. I will now. It's a very good one. Look at that,

�25,000. My gosh. Five correct answers. Mm-hmm. This would be

�30,000. I'm so shocked. Don't be. You have done it brilliantly, and

you've not hung around. OK. So let's have a look at your next

geography. Take your time. I'm not going to rush you. I have never

heard of Liffey, and I've never heard of Boyne. However, I have

been to Shannon, and I do believe it's an island somewhere, but I'm

not sure if it's Dublin. Because I have been there, I'm going to say

Shannon, Dale. Is that what you would like me to take? OK, Dale,

yes. It's up to you. Yes, Dale, yes, please. I accept Shannon. If that

is right, another one you didn't like you've managed to get through.

If not, it's the red. But the question is, which one is it?

Please tell me. It's the Liffey. Could you now please make your way

to red? APPLAUSE

She's had a fabulous start, paved the way very nicely with a nice

prize fund for our other four players, one of whom is about to

join me here in Winners' Row. Here's where we find out who it's

make some money. Nicola is next over to see Dale.

She's 45 from Somerset, and she's a forklift driver. Come on. Come and

sit down. You have been so excited all day!

Yeah, because of you. Why because of me? What did I do? I have loved

you from a distance for 28 years. And I've loved you from a distance

for longer! I tell you, I used to watch you when Laura was a baby.

Where is she? There's Laura. darling. And who is that with you?

That's my lovely husband. You're a real - when I say you're a tomboy,

that's not really right, but you're a "man's woman" because you love

fast cars and you love - you've got, like, this racing car kind of thing,

which you want to have done up. Tell me about the cars. Well, we

have both got Japanese performance cars, but different models. Right.

And the one that I have is more comfortable and log-legged, as I

call it, but it's very fast. It's probably putting out about 310

brake horsepower at the moment. Yeah. These are not the kind of

cars you just buy from your local Llandeiloership. You have them

imported from Japan. Alan bought it on the internet, and we had it

shipped across. It was ten weeks on the boat, and then we had it

shipped across. It was five weeks on the boat. I had to wait weeks

before they were translated into English so I could get a

numberplate. I had to wait 15 weeks from the time I bought it. What are

you going to do with the car? are still things I want to do. I

want to have a front-mounted intercooler put in because the more

cold the air to the engine, the faster the car. Do you understand a

word of that? How much do you need to win tonight? To do what I would

like to do, I would like to win �15,000 -- �50,000. Would you

really? Yes, I would. There is �25,000 already. She's done

brilliantly. Fantastic. Hasn't she? I'll be back with your question in

a moment. Right, Lisa. The difference here is, this is not

multiple choice. I'll give you the question. You need to find the

answer yourself, a full answer. I wish you luck, because having put

that much money in, it would be very unjust if you didn't make it

back to Winners' Row. I want to make it back. I know you do,

sweetheart, so we're all with you. If you're ready, shall I show you

I think it's either 1912 or 1914, and I'm not - I'm hoping it's one

or the other. 1912, 1914 - maybe a little bit later. Um, 19 - oh! 1914.

Would you like me to accept 1914 as your answer? Yes, Dale.

OK. I accept 1914, an uncertain 1914. Very. If it is right, you're

going back to Winners' Row to stake your claim on that �25,000, which

is all down to you. If not, you're back where you started. You weren't

sure. No. But did you give me the right answer? Please tell me she

got it right. APPLAUSE

Yes! Come on. Back. That's good! And so it's an all-girls show so

far. Darling, we could make this �30,000 now, �5,000. Here's your

first question. Let's have a look I'm not a sport person. I think - I

don't really know, but I'm going to say - just because I think I've

heard of "Edgebashton" in - "Edgebashton" in - "Edgebashton"?

Edgbaston, yeah. In Nottinghamshire, I think. I haven't heard of it in

Lancashire or Warwickshire. I could be wrong, but I'm going to go for

Nottinghamshire, Dale. Would you like me to take Nottinghamshire as

your answer? Yes, Dale. OK. I accept Nottinghamshire. If that is

right, �30,000, and you're still in Winners' Row. Is the answer

Nottinghamshire? Oh! It's Warwickshire. I think you'll find

that Nottinghamshire is East Midlands, then they play at Trent

Bridge. Edgebaston is more Midlands, Birmingham, that way - Warwickshire,

and Lancashire is further up. Anyway, the answer is wrong, which

means that for now, you're into red, please. Make your way to red.

APPLAUSE You'll be back. You'll be back!

political leader - um, I don't think it's Thailand because I went

there on my honeymoon, and that name wasn't mentioned. It doesn't

ring a bell at all, and that was only a couple of years ago, so I

don't think it's Thailand. I would say it's either North Korea or

China. It sounds a bit - if it can do, it sounds a bit more North

Korean than Chinese. I don't know. I'm going to try North Korea, Dale.

Would you like me to take North Korea as your answer? Yes, please.

I accept North Korea. I hope it's right. If it is, again, �30,000 in

the prize fund. Please tell me that's the right answer - it is

North Korea. Yes! APPLAUSE

Well done. OK. So the boys are twitching in anticipation, knowing

that one of them is about to join me. Who is it going to be? Come on.

make some money. Next across is Rich. He's a 42-year-old finance

manager from Bournemouth. Come and sit down.

I was beginning to think the girls weren't going to let the guys have

a go tonight. Me too. How are you doing Very well. You? Very good.

Who did you bring with you for support My beautiful wife Lisa and

my best mate Matt. They're looking happy and pleased you're over here.

What do you want? About �20,000. What do you want to spend the

holiday on? A nice holiday for my family and a nice solitare diamond

ring for my wife. Ooh, jewellery. Jewellery. You're only here because

Nicola got the answer wrong. Your question is not just yet. Nicola,

you've seen how it's done. One question - find me the answer, and

you're back in Winners' Row. Ready? Yeah. I wish you luck. Here's your

I watched a programme on this. which continent is drawing you?

Well, there's something telling me Australia, but then Komodo Dragon

sounds oriental to me. OK. So I don't really know if it's Australia

or Japan or - I have no - no idea. I'll say - I'll say China. But I

don't think... Would you like me to accept China as your answer?

Australia, China - yeah, I'll say China. I don't - I don't think it's

right, but... OK. I've accepted China. I hope it's right. If it is,

you're back in Winners' Row. I'm looking for the answer to be China.

Oh. Asia, so you were almost there - the continent. Rather than the

country. Please make your way back Shall we put �5,000 in now? Yes.

Come on. Let's do it. Here's your this for sure. OK. I think because

it's so recent, I think the answer is Orlando Bloom. Is that what

you're asking me to accept as your answer? Yes, please, Dale. OK. I

will. You say Orlando Bloom. If that's right, �35,000, no messing.

Is it Orlando Bloom? Yeah, well done.

APPLAUSE So Rich gets off to a flying start.

You have been amazing tonight. Thank you. I'm just looking at that

�35,000. The moment with the Klaxon to go, you're worth �17 A00 each.

You have put �30,000 in alone. A lot, isn't it? Sure is. Here's your

definitely rings a bell. I don't think it's soldier. American Thomas

Edison achieve fame - he doesn't really sound like a composer. I - I

think he might be an inventor. I think he might have invented

something. I'm not quite sure what it is, but I think he may be an

inventor, Dale. So is that what you're asking me to take as your

answer? Yes, please, Dale. Then I shall. I have accepted inventor. If

it's right, we'll have another �5,000 in there. Looking nice and

healthy with �40,000 if that's true. Thomas Edison, the American, was he

an inventor? He sure was! APPLAUSE

Rich, let's get another �5,000 in. subject of mine. However, I don't

think it's the Atlantic Ocean. I seem to think that the Galapagos is

Indian or Pacific. I'm going to go for Pacific Ocean, please, Dale.

You want me to take Pacific? Yes, that's my answer, thank you.

accept Pacific Ocean. I hope it's right. It's another �5,000 if it is.

Is it Pacific? Yes, well done. APPLAUSE

I always think when we reach 50, it's like a magical number,

especially with only two of you in Winners' Row, so this would be

really good. This would be �50,000. You ready? Not really. Not really!

Vermeer - I actually don't know any work by Vermeer at all. That name

doesn't shout out to me at all. Rembrandt, Cezanne - The Night

Watch - OK. I'm going to have to have another guess, another guess.

OK. Cezanne, Rembrandt - um, I'm going to say Cezanne. Would you

like me to accept Cezanne as your answer? Yes, please, Dale. Then I

shall. If it's Cezanne, we've got to �50,000, and your contribution

alone is phenomenal. Please tell me it is Cezanne. Oh, it's Rembrandt.

You have been in the red before and come straight back. You can do it

again. I hope so. Please, for now, make your way to the red.

APPLAUSE So once again, three waiting in the

waiting area. Who is going to join some money. Now it's Rob's turn.

He's a 29-year-old science teacher from Widnes in Cheshire. You made

it. Made it across. You made it! So I bet you were thinking this isn't

going to work. It was rather lonely over there. Yeah. I can imagine,

but you're not lonely because you brought people with you. Who did

you bring? My fiancee Hayley and future mother-in-law Eileen.

much do you want to go home with? would be happy with �20,000.

�20,000 would be a nice amount. What do you want the money for?

Well, we're getting married, so we'd like to have a really nice

wedding and a honeymoon in Italy. You haven't a thing to worry about

at the moment because you're only here because Lisa got the answer

wrong. You can do this. You have done it before. A bit of a pro now.

So far you have put in �35,000, more than anybody else by a long

chalk. You ge serve to be there. do. You do, darling. I don't need

to explain to you - one question, not multiple choice - let's have a

believe the actor that plays Axel Foley is Eddie Murphy. Shall I

accept that? Yes, please. Like right now, don't hang around, Dale?

As soon as you can. I have accepted Eddie Murphy. If that is right,

you're back in Winners' Row. Is it? APPLAUSE

You knew that. Come on. Back you come.

sport. I think I remember her winning a gold medal at the

Olympics. I think it was between swimming or cycling. I think it was

swimming. Would you like me to take swimming, then, as your answer?

I would. I have accepted swimming. To you, it's worth �5,000. To the

fund, it's worth a total of 50. That's good. So it better be right.

I hope it is. Is it? APPLAUSE

OK. It's getting up there. Let's make it �55,000 - another �5,000

question. You can do this, Rich. Come on. Let's have a look at your

movie. I am drawn to George Orwell, but Herman Melville is also calling

to me. Joseph Conrad - OK. Herman Melville, please. Shall I accept

Herman Melville as your answer? please, Dale. Done. I have accepted

Herman Melville. If that is right, we're up to �55,000. Is it Herman

Melville? Joseph Conrad. For now, please make your way to red.

APPLAUSE Herbie, Nicola, one of you is for

sure going to be over here very soon. Come on. Let's make it

�55,000. Are you ready? I am, yeah. I wish you luck. Here's your

Italian - not very much, certainly not this one. Cosa nostra - it

sounds a bit like code of silence - nostra, silence - cosa nostra - um,

I'm going to say code of silence. Would you like me to accept code of

silence as your answer? Yes, please, Dale. Accepted. If that is right,

�55,000. If not, you're joining Rich in the red area again - oh,

dear. Again. I hope you're right. Are you? Our affair. I think code

of silence is when they go "o merta", we keep quiet. Cosa nostra

is our affair. Watch the godfather movies. I will now. Or do what I do

- date a Mafia hitman. I am joking. For now, please make your way to

red. APPLAUSE

So will Herbie ride again, or will it be Nicola riding over here - I

wonder. One of them is about to join me. Who is it going to be?

Let's find out. It's pink. It's Herbie. Blimey. Finally Herbie gets

over to Winners' Row. He's a 66- year-old retired nurse from near

Bridgend. Good to see you. Come and sit down. Finally everybody has had

a go. Fantastic. You have been very patient. I am a patient man.

are. Who did you bring with you for support? My lovely wife sitting on

the left and her sister Gwynn. girls. I am sure they were getting

worried you wouldn't make it over. They don't worry about me. Well, I

worry about you. How much do you want to go home with? I am not a

greedy person, but �10-�20,000 would be nice. What would you like

to do with the money? I would like to take my very charitable wife on

a cruise, and if I have any money left over, a chair lift. A chair

lift? And a Zimmer frame. But you would have a treat as well? A lawn

mower. A lawn mower? That's not a treat. To me, it would be. Is it a

treat? All right, then. Well, you join me in Winners' Row with

�50,000. There is only two of you, which means there is only two of

you sharing at the moment the 25K. Look at that. I have to get them

out of there before I come back with your first question. Here's

the deal in the red area when you're together. It's kind of an

all-or-nothing deal. You're either both going back to Winners' Row or

where you started. You have to agree on the same, fingers crossed,

correct answer. Are you ready? are. Here is your question for the

idea at all. Oh, no. Don't tell me that. Please! I've heard of it

before, but I don't know who it's by. Same here. It's such an old

book. Yeah, it's really old. It's old. Really, nothing at all is

coming to me. I've got no idea. I don't know. What shall we guess?

What can you think of? I was thinking George Orwell. I don't

know. George Orwell? Shall we go with that? George Orwell. Not sure

if it's right, but we'll go with that. Are you both agreed on the

same answer? Yes. And it is? George Orwell. George Orwell. I've

accepted George Orwell. If that is right, you're both going back to

Winners' Row. If not, you'll be joining Nicola right back where you

started. I'm looking for George Orwell. Remember? Yeah. I knew you

would know that one. I'm so sorry. That means for now, please make

KLAXON I wasn't expecting that. The Klaxon

has sounded. That means the prize fund is frozen at �50,000 - two of

you in Winners' Row. You're looking at a minimum of �25,000 a piece,

and you're both just one question away from that. However, what can I

tell you, guys? I mean, you put the lion's share of the money in. You

have all been over to this side. It's the way the game is played,

and it's with a heavy heart I have to say good night. Thank you.

there, and that's one of those situations. However, you mustn't

think about that. You've got to think about that �50,000 in the

prize fund. Your first and last question of the night is not right

now. It will be on the way in just a moment. As I say, you're on your

way to sharing 50 between you - one question between you and me writing

you a cheque. I'll be back with that question very soon.

APPLAUSE So the boys wait. It's going to

seem like an eternity for them. But I will be back with your question

very shortly. In the meantime, come on. Let's make you a winner. Off we

go to Lottery LQ for the first of with a Lotto rollover and your host

is back, OJ Borg. Poor old Lisa and rich, they put the money in and got

knocked out at the last minute. what a shame. It's been a pretty

amazing week here at lottery HQ. In the last seven days alone we have

made nine UK millionaires. Nine. Last Saturday winning over �2.4

million each. The Tuesday and Friday Euro millions draws created

five millionaires and one multi- millionaire. That was Chris and

Colin Wier from Largs in Scotland who matched all the numbers drawn

to win a record-breaking, mouth- watering, jaw-dropping �161 million.

I can't believe you said that. that we checked the books. You

could be a winner and dig out your tickets to check. Coming up, we

have a Lotto rollover draw, but first, it's time to see if we can

win you a cool half a million Release those weekend balls, Matt.

I shouldn't have to put up with this! I've come a long way for

this! Now, Matt Chamberlain is our drawmaster tonight, Johan Alexander,

our Independent Adjudicator. On Friday 79,000 lucky tickets won a

prize. Congratulations if you were one of those. Cheers. I don't mean

it. Are we ready to start Thunderball? Oh! The best of luck

Apology for the loss of subtitles for 44 seconds

to you. Now we know what the "O" in have matched with all five numbers

from that first machine, then start planning a celebration tonight

because that �5,000 is guaranteed coming your way. Mind your cider.

If you haven't, worry not. Matching with the Thunderball alone will

still win you a cash prize. The best of luck. Let's see if this

next ball does make a difference for you tonight. Round and round

break now, but we'll be back, Al and I, very shortly with our

exciting Lotto rollover draw, but first, back to In It To Win It to

see how Rob and Herbie are getting on fighting it out for that �50,000

Welcome back! So good to see you again. More draws following later.

A few minutes ago, these two people helped put �50,000 in the prize

fund, and now they're looking at a share of at least �25,000 each, and

the only thing that separates them from that cheque is one question.

Herbie, I say, you put money in the prize fund. You sat elegantly,

quietly, Al show, came the Klaxon moment. You're right. Go figure.

Isn't that amazing? Which means this is your first and last

question of the night. Shall we do it? If you want to, Dale. Come on.

Let's do it. For your share of 50, you're looking at a �25,000 minimum

question here. Let me show you the you'd love this one. Oh, yeah!

thought you would know this. It's definitely not Italy, Dale. It's

definitely not Italy. When it came up I thought, oh, I bet you'd love

this. I'm I have a leaning towards Libya. It's either Egypt or Libya,

OK? OK. And for some reason, I'm leaning towards Libya. I don't know

why. It's just at the back of my head, something... OK. For some

reason, I think it's Libya, Dale. So are you saying you'd like me to

take Libya as your answer? Fingers crossed and legs crossed...

Everything crossed, yes. Everything crossed, Dale. I accept the answer

Libya. The town of Tobruk, the scene of fierce fighting in World

War II is a port in which country? Herbie says Libya. If you are right,

I shall be writing you a cheque for a minimum of �25,000. Is the answer

Libya? Yes! APPLAUSE

You did it. You did it. Congratulations.

APPLAUSE Congratulations. Thank you, Dale.

You're welcome. I would have not known that. I'd have gone Egypt.

You put �5,000 in tonight. Yes. have made your contribution. You

find yourself in Winners' Row. The question is, are you going home

with �25,000 as well, or is Herbie going home with 50? That's down to

you. If you're ready, can I reveal your last question of the night?

Yep. Let's do it. Please show me think it is, yes. Just by the fact

that my girlfriend - sorry, my fiancee is a huge fan of this group,

and I'm pretty confident that it is Fleetwood Mac. I've not heard Tango

In The Night before, but I have heard of the album Rumours. I think

that was pretty - pretty big. So I think I'm going to go with

Fleetwood Mac. Would you like me to take that as your answer? Yes, I

would. OK. I accept Fleetwood Mac. I have accepted it, locked it in.

There it is, as you can see. If it is right, you're both going home

with �25,000. If it is wrong, Herbie is going home with 50. So

please tell me the answer is Fleetwood Mac.

APPLAUSE Well done. You can relax, guys. I

shall be back with your cheque very In It To Win It tonight, but you

know what? Here is where you could be moments away from winning your

own fortune that could be Let's go over to Lottery HQ for the rest of

Rob and Herbie and their bank balances - thank them from the

bottom of their overdrafts. Now we have more congratulations to dish

out to Fred and Elizabeth Smith from Tyne and Wear who won a �2.4

million of last Saturday's rollover jackpot. Fred decided to check

their lottery tickets after getting home late from their grandson's

wedding. He had a few drinks. He initially thought they'd won a

tenner but suddenly realised they'd win it. Doreen thought he was

winding her up. It was only after her son double checked it that she

took him seriously. They're splashing out for a bungalow and

take the whole family on a holiday to Spain. Congratulations. Enjoy

your new-found fortune. Indeed. I think it's time for us to make even

more millionaires tonight with tonight? How about an estimated

�6.1 million? Very nice indeed. We could potentially make another six

millionaires with that. It's over to you to kick off proceedings.

Matt, do us all a favour - release those weekend rollover balls,

please! Now, thanks to Beth, we are using Guinevere tonight and set of

balls number is en. On Wednesday over 386,000 tickets won a prize on

this game, but no-one matched with all six numbers drawn, which is

precisely why we have a fantastic rollover tonight. Cheers. Are you

ready? It's Guinevere to you, and yes, she is. Right! Good luck,

Apology for the loss of subtitles for 44 seconds

lottery Q tonight. You can see the results from this Tuesday's shows

after the news and weather at so.35pm on BBC One orion line at

10.00pm that evening. Jenni Falconer will be your host on

Wednesday night for the midweek draws at 10.35pm. I'll be back next

Saturday from 8.00pm and I'll be joined by star of Holby City and

Strictly Come Dancing Tom Chambers. If you want to ask him a question,

head to the website and follow the links, and we could be asking your

question on the show next week. Alan will be bringing you the Lotto

Plus 5 results for next week in just a minute. Right good night.

Well, well, well, well, well, my job is done for tonight. All I have

to do is give a cheque each to Herbie and Rob - look at that -

�25,000 a piece. Let's hear it for them.

APPLAUSE Herbie, �25,000 - well done.

Congratulations. Thank you. Rob, you're going to have one wedding

and a half, aren't you? An amazing marriage, an amazing wedding. Well

dope. Congratulations. Thank you. OK. The boys have got their cheques,

another fun night on In It To Win It. Thank you for watching, and I

will see you very soon. Until then, have a good night. Good night, now.

A great result for Rob and Herbie. Well done. Now, an incredible five