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Welcome to the National Lottery In It To Win It.

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Here is your host, it's it's Dale Winton.

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APPLAUSE Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.

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Thank you. Good evening. How are you?

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ALL: Well. Welcome to the National Lottery In

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It To Win It. It is so good to see you as well. Within this hour your

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life could change forever. I'm talking about that chance of

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winning a fortune with the Lottery draws coming up later. Here in the

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studio, I've got up to �100,000. It is waiting to be one by our five

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players who are fantastic. You've got to meet them. They are Claire,

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John, Sophie, Steve, and Christine. Right now, they are sitting over

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there, but you know what, they really need to be sitting over here

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in Winners Row if they want the chance to grab the cash. They each

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have their own colour. Here is when we find out who is going to play

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first. It's pink. It's Claire. Come and

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make some money. First to cross to Winners Row is

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Claire. She is a university bookings manager who lives in

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Belfast. Come and sit there. You look

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beautiful. You do look gorgeous.

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Thank you, Dale. And you have got the best seat in

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the house. I don't know about that. Stay here and you have a chance of

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whatever is in the prize fund. First things first, who did you

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bring with you? I brought with me my fiancee, and my dad.

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He is not bad. He is OK. How long have been walking out?

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years. How much do you want? I would love

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to walk away with �15,000. That would let us have the honeymoon of

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our dreams. Where would you like to go? Hawaii,

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California. What about if you won �50,000.

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I would probably get the sports car of my dreams.

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A convertible. A concertable and some designer shoes. Every question

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is worth �5,000, however every right answer keeps new Winners Row.

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Give me a wrong wrong answer and it is the Red Area. Yes.

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Not so good. Two-ways out is back in Winners Row or back where you

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started. So if you are ready, I would love you to put �5,000 in now.

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I'll try, Dale. OK, well, I think I know this one.

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I hope I know this one. I have been to London a few times and I'm

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pretty sure it is not St Paul's Cathedral. I'm pretty sure that's

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the Tower of London. I've done the tour and I think it is the the

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Tower of London. I have accepted it. Please tell me

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it is the tour we are of London. Yes.

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APPLAUSE That's the quickest 5K you have

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done, I think. Yeah.

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Here is your next question. What is at the centre of our solar system?

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Is it Jupiter, the sun, the Earth? OK, what is at the centre of our

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solar system? It seems almost too obvious a question. Let me think

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and just make sure I'm going to answer correctly. Well, at the

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centre of the solar system, everything goes around it. It has

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to be the sun. Would you like me to take the sun

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as your answer? Yes. I accept the sun. If it is right,

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there is �10,000 there straightaway. Is it the sun?

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Good. Would you like to make it �15,000? Yes, please, Dale.

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Have a look at your question. What type of cake is a Dundee cake? Is

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it fruit cake, sponge cake, chocolate cake? OK, well I am

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originally from Edinburgh so it would be terrible if I got this one

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wrong being Scottish. I'm sure that one is a fruit cake.

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Would you like me to accept fruit cake as your answer? Yes, please,

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Dale. Consider it done!

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I accept fruit cake. If it is right, it is orth �15,000 -- worth �15,000.

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Is it right? Yes. APPLAUSE

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I like it when we have a good start. Yes.

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It settles the nerves. It also means we're on a bit of a

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roll. It could be a big winning show tonight. This would make it

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�20,000. It is your fourth question. Which Queen song was a British

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number one hit in both 1975 and again in 1991?

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Is it Don't Stop Me Now or We Will Rock You or bohemian Rhapsody? I

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remember being young at secondary school and learning the words of

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Bohemian R a a hapsody. I don't think, I'm going to go Bohemian

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Rhapsody. Shall I accept that? Yes.

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If that is right, all within a matter of minutes, you alone put

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�20,000 in the prize fund. Is it right? Yes.

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APPLAUSE Here is your next question.

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You don't look like you like this one? The worst thing is I know

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sitting up there is a man that knows the answer to that question!

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Your other half. And I knowsI don't know the answer.

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Let's look at the choices. Maybe you heard him mention the name.

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Dale, I have never heard of any of them. He knows the answer, doesn't

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he? I have to tell you they are both grinning like Cheshire cats.

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know nothing about cricket and if it was football I might have had a

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stab at it. Crick, no idea. It is going to have tb a guess.

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There is a lesson here, listen to what he says when he is talking to

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you and pay more attention. The first rule of marriage, even if you

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are not listening, look like you're listening.

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It will have to be a guess. I don't recognise any of their names. So

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Irish born players. Right, I'm going to go or the only one I think

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I've heard of and that's Boyd Rankin.

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Shall I accept that? Yes. Claire says Boyd Rankin, if it is

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right, you dodged a question you really didn't want, but you made it

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through, is it right? No. Listen, you have done

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brilliantly. You'll be back, but for now, please make your way to

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Red. APPLAUSE

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It is a very healthy prize fund. We are going to add to it now with one

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of our other four players all all itching to join me in Winners Row.

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Come on, let's find out who it is going to be.

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It is green. It is John, come and make some money.

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John is 68 years old and from Wigan. So welcome to Winners Row. Welcome

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to you. Lovely to see you. Who is with you

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for support? My wife Olive and my son.

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How much would you like to go home with tonight? About �50,000.

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? What's the money for? My youngest son lives in Spain and I would like

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to buy a property out there close to him.

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Are you at the age where you are thinking of giving up work? I have

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already retiredment. . What did you do? I was a

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transport manager. Are you enjoying retirement?

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don't have time to go to work! There is �20,000 in the prize fun.

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You are only -- fund. You are only sitting here because Claire didn't

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know her cricket! Come on, darling, the Red Area is

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slightly different. This is not multiple choice. I give you a

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choice and you need to find the right answer. Get it right and

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you're going back in Winners Row. OK. Well, black and white cars. I'm

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going to say policemen. Would you like me to take policemen

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as your answer? Yes. Then I accept police.

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If police is right, you're going back to Winners Row.

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Did you give me the right answer? If you did, you worked it out well.

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Is the Answer police. Yes!

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Come back. Right, here is your chance to put

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five grand in and you're going to I haven't a clue.

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I'll try and have to work it out. I don't think it is Lucian Freud

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and I'm not sure about Francis Bacon. I think I'm going to go for

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David Hockney. OK. So would you like me to take Hockney as your

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answer? I would. I've accepted David Hockney if that

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is right, you have got off to a good start and there is is �25,000

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in the prize fun. Please tell me the answer is David Hockney. Yes! I

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wouldn't have got that. Well, we have got �25,000. You have done so

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well so farment let's make it I don't think it is Roll Deep.

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Frisky is the one I recognise. I'm going to go for Ne-Yo.

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Would you like me to take that as your answer? Yes, I'll take Ne-Yo.

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I hope it is right. If it is, it is worth another �5,000. Is it?

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Tinie Tempah. Please make your way to Red.

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APPLAUSE All change tonight. One of our

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three remaining in the waiting area will be sitting right here in

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Winners Row. Who is it going to be? Let's find out.

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It's blue. It's Christine. Next to cross to Winners Row is

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Christine. She is 63-year-old and from Manchester and she manages a

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taxi firm. I bet you're beginning to wonder if

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it was ever going to be your chance? Well, she is doing so well.

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She has and you join me in Winners Row with �25,000. Who have you got

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for support? My daughters, Lisa and Lindsey. They look fun. How much am

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I going to be writing a cheque for you tonight? Well, it is a once-in-

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a-lifetime opportunity and I would really, really, sorry guys, but I

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would love to take the lot, I'm sorry.

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Why not. Honesty pays. How much is the lot? 100.

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What are you going to do with �100,000? My husband, Ron, he

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always wanted to go and watch England play cricket in a Test

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match in Australia. Right. So I've told him. I said no problem,

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darling, I'll certainly buy you a ticket.

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Are you going as well? No, it will be a one way ticket! Where are you

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going? I'm going with you on a cruise!

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And what else? I mean obviously it would be lovely to retire, wouldn't

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it? It would be nice to put that away.

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A comfort zone? Yes. You don't have to answer a single

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question yet. We have got to get Claire out of the Red Area. I will

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be back with your first question after you have got yourself in

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Winners Row. We have been here before. It would

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be unjust for you not to have your seat back. Shall we do a Red Area

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question. Please Dale.

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Oh, do I know this? I think I know this because I think my dad and my

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fiancee are screaming the answer at me at the moment and I'm fairly

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sure the answer is golf. Would you like me to take golf as

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your answer? Yes, please. I've accepted golf. If it is right,

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you're back in Winners Row. Arnold Palmer, golfer? Yes!

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APPLAUSE Let's make it 30 grand.

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Yes. If you could each give me a correct

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answer, that will be �40,000. Here is your question. OK, the word

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Maelstrom is another term for what geographical feature?

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Well, I had an inkling of the answer.

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Oh, what are you hoping to see? Wind of some sort.

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Oh, you were? Anyway, right, I don't think it is a swamp. Why

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would they have a name for a swamp? My gut instinct, I have got to go

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with it and I'm going to go with whirlpool. I don't know why, but

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whirlpool. Would you like me to take whirlpool

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as your answer? Why not? I accept whirlpool. Is it whirlpool?

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APPLAUSE Right now, we are looking at an

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even �10,000 split if the klaxon went. It is not enough. Here is

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your next question, John. Paradise is a best selling 2010

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book by which celebrity? Again, Dale, I haven't a clue. I'm

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going to have to go with my gut instinct. And I think I'm going to

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go with Katie Price. Why I haven't a clue. Would you like me to take

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Katie Price as your answer? accept Katie Price. Is it Katie

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Price? Yes. APPLAUSE

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I bet you would have liked that one, Claire? I would, yeah.

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Right, let's make it �40,000. Please.

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Here is your next question. By silent comedian was known as the

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great stone face? It is a toughy. Oh another one, I don't know, Dale.

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Can you eliminate any of them? The Great Stone Face. I don't know

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who Harold Lloyd is. Charlie Chaplin, I heard of. Buster Keaton.

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Well, Charlie Chaplin was a silent comedian, I know that much. Buster

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Keatoon Harold Lloyd. I'm going to go Charlie Chaplin. If it is

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Charlie Chaplin you have put another �5,000 in and you have

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avoided the Red area. I'm looking for Charlie Chaplin, is that right?

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Buster Keaton. They were all silent comedians.

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Please make your way to Red. Thank you.

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OK, guys, one of you is going to join me here in Winners Row. Who is

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it going to be? Let's find out.. It is white. It is Sophie. Come and

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make some money. Now it is Sophie's turn. She is a 21-year-old gap year

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student from Worcestershire. Look at you, beautiful.

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The original leggy blond. Look at this. Your legs go forever.

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I'm too too tall, Dale, I hate it. No, you are gorgeous. Who is with

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you for support? My nan and my dad. That's Ken Barlow. Your nan looks

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great. There is a touch of Deirdre about her too. How much are you

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look to go home with tonight? �20,000 would be amazing, but

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�5,000 would cover probably what I want.

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What do you want? I would really, really like a car because I share

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with my two brothers and they are mean to me and they dominate me and

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never let me drive it. When you get your own car, don't

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let them drive it. Are you going to have a sporty number or something

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sensible? I would like a little convertible.

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I think you should have a convertible, a leggy blond like you.

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Is there a special guy? boyfriend. He is moving house. He

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is moving up to Leeds. Are you going to be separated by

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distance? We were before we were at university so we are used to it.

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Sow need a car to keep an eye on him? Yes.

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You are only here because Claire once again is enjoying her time in

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the Red Area. I'm going to get her out of the Red Area.

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Oh Dale. The trouble is you have been so

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good when you are over there. You had a flying start... I know.

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Time is marching on. It is not a great time time to be in jeopardy

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here. You have done it before. So when you are ready, tell me.

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ready. Please show me the Red Area

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question: Do you know the songs? Yeah, I know

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the songs. I think I know the answer, but I'm scared I'm being

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stupid. I wish I could think how True Love

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Ways went. Where are we going with this?

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worried I'm going to say a really silly thing here. Right, I'm going

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for an answer. I'm not going to rush you. I'm

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going to sit down next to you. I speak for the whole audience and

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everybody, we don't want you to feel pressurised. So you take your

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time and you let me know when you're ready, doll.

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Oh dear. I know this answer. This is the really annoying thing.. OK,

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I'm going to give an answer. OK. Which is? Elvis Presley.

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

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I've locked in Elvis Presley. If it is Elvis Presley, you will be going

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back to Winners Row, which is where you rightly belong having put 20 K

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in. Is the answer Elvis Presley? I'm so sorry. Buddy Holly. Please

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make your way back to where you started.

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He was as much a legend as Elvis. Right, �35,000. We are going to

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make this �40,000 now and that's down to you Sophie.

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OK, Dale, I've just done a biology degree, so I should probably know

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this. I can rule out arachnid, I am not sure what a mantis, I'm going

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to go for an aphid because I think they are small and green so it

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could be a greenfly. So aphid. I accept that. It is worth �5,000

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to you. Is it the right answer? Yes!

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APPLAUSE OK. We could make this �50,000 in

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the next two questions. A lot of that is down to you. Here is your

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I know this. I've got seven grandchildren, Dale. I hope I know

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LAUGHTER I'm going for for trolls.

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I accept trolls. I never heard of such a thing. I would be lost on

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this one. Is it a troll? Yes! APPLAUSE

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You're looking at 15K a piece if the klaxon went right now. This

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would be �50,000. Here is your next I'm thinking back to the television

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programme. It was a wonderful series.

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It starred one of England's favourite actors and I am certain

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it is HE Bates. I have accepted HE Bates. Is it HE

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Bates. Yes, well done. APPLAUSE

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Well done. It is looking good. You have got �50,000. Sophie, here is

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Oh no. I never heard of any of them. So that's going to be a complete

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guess straight down the middle, middle, Karen Gillan. If that is

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right, you dodged the worst question for you tonight. Is it

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Karen Gillan. Yes!

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APPLAUSE This will be �60,000. So far

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tonight, Christine you have put �10,000 in and you have earned the

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right to be in, yet having put �10,000, your share is a shade over

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�18,300, let's make it more. Here Right, now, Jonny Wilkinson was the

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rugby player this they were all imitating because of his stance

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when he kicked the ball and England did really well in the rugby. Was

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that long ago? Wow, that seems, Andrew Flintoff's the cricketer.

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Because I don't know if Michael Owen and Andrew Flintoff have

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actually won this award, I'm sure Jonny Wilkinson has. I'm going to

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go for him anyway. Shall I take Jonny Wilkinson as

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your answer? Yes. I have accepted that. If it is

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right, there will be �60,000 in there. Is it right?

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APPLAUSE Well, the big money game. Let's

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make it �65,000, John. Are you ready for your question? I am.

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Any good? I think so. It wasn't 100 years of

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war. I'm going to go with World War Shall I take that as your answer?

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Yes, please, Dale. I have accepted World War I. If you

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are right �65,000, is it World War Yes. Well done.

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APPLAUSE We're doing really... Oh, the

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klaxon has sounded. When you look at that prize fund of �65,000, you

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know you are looking at a share, minimum, each contestant, per

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question of �21,666, frozen, it ain't going anywhere. Only one

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question separates you from that cash. Relax. Claire... Buddy Holly.

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It did it for you. Steve, you never got a chance to

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take part. Good night. We're going to give awe

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big cheer. -- a big cheer. Thank Now then, if you get it right, you

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are going home with �21,666. We will see how this plays out. You

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know what I'm going to say say when I look at that prize fund. You are

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only one question away from that money. I will be back with that

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question. Let me tell you, you are going to

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think you have been sitting there for hours, it will only be minutes.

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Here is where you could be a winner. I want you to be a winner. Let's go

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over to Lottery HQ for the first of Ten minutes past eight on 6th

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August, and we're live from Lottery HQ with your host, the gorgeous

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Myleene Klass. Welcome to the show. As well as

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Tonight's Thunderball and Lottery draws, we will be hearing news of a

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special project you are helping to support. First, it is your chance

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We are using excalibre and set of balls number eight. The numbers

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Right, it is this next number that you need if you really want to

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boost your winnings. So good luck, everyone.

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And the Thunderball this Saturday night is:

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Here are all of Tonight's numbers That's all for now. I will be back

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shortly with tonight's big Lottery CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

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There you are. Good to see you. More draws, of course, coming later.

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First of all, not so very long ago, these three helped put �65,000 in

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the prize fund and now they are looking at a share of at least

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�21,666 each. As per they are just one question away from a cheque.

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Sophie, you spend a long time sitting over there. Yeah.

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Poor old Steve didn't get a look in. You snuck in quite late. To be fair,

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you did put some money in the prize fund. A little bit.

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You esht You earnt the right to be here. You should be here. My My

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heart is pounding. This is the last question for you

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of the night. Either you are going home with �21,666 or the other two

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are playing for �35,000. You are giving me a horrible look.

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Look at the choices. Is it: I have no idea. My fan is a really

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big De Niro fan. I have seen the Deer Hunter. I have

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never seen any of the GodFathers. I wouldn't have thought he would just

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started Godfather part II. I know the Godfathers are classics.

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I bet they probably did get an Oscar and I have not really heard

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of Raging Bull. Well, then the Deer Hunter was a

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classic as well. Maybe I do want to go for the Deer Hunter now. I have

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done a 180 and gone back to that. It is not Raging Bull. It is going

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to be Godfather or the Deer Hunter. The Deer Hunter is about the

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Vietnam War. I'm going to go Deer Hunter. I remember there being a

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big scene when he tries to shoot himself in a game and can't, and

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that was good acting. Go for the Deer Hunter.

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Would you like me to accept Deer Hunter as your answer? Yes, please.

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Sophie says The Deer Hunter. I love it when everybody in Winners Row

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gets the money. So we need to know, please tell me the correct answer

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is The Deer Hunter. The Godfather Part II. It was so close. You will

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get your sports car one day. Yeah, one of these days.

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Safe journey home. APPLAUSE

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OK not so long ago you were looking at �20,000. Now you are playing for

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�32500. You have put �15,000 in. Your

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contribution to that �65,000 is �15,000 so you you earnt the right

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to be here, however, last question of the night, darling. Here is

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where we find out if you're going home with the cash or whether John

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gets to play for �65,000. We don't want that to happen, it is nice

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that you both have some money. Are you ready? Yes.

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Thanks! No good? No. No. No.

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I don't think it was 1770. That seems too late. It just seems too

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late 1770. So I'm torn between 16 and 15. 1570. Oh, I don't know, I

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don't know. I'm going to go the one in the middle.

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You're going 1670? Yes. Would you like me to accept and

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lock in your answer? Yes. I hope it is the right answer. Is

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it 1670? Please say yes. I'm so sorry.

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I didn't know. I just just didn't know.

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Some you win, some you lose. Safe journey home.

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APPLAUSE When we came into this round you

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were looking at a shade over �21,000. You are now looking at

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playing for �65,000. This is one question... Life changing.

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John, you have not been in the Red Area once. You put �20,000 into

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that prize fund. You have earnt the right to be here which means it is

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do or die. It is. I am either writing a cheque

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or I am not. It is a bizarre situation to find yourself in, but

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one answer is worth �65,000. More than enough for your house in Spain.

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More than enough for what you want to do. Are you ready for your last

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question of the night? I am. We all wish you luck. OK, please

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Well, I don't think it was Peter Ustinov so it is between Peter

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Sellers and Alec ginness and I think Peter Sellers Starred in the

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film Dr Strangelove so I'm going to go with Peter Sellers.

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. Would you like me to take that as your answer? I would.

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I have accepted Peter Sellers. If that's the correct answer, you are

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moments away from me handing you a cheque for �65,000. If not, no one

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is winning any money tonight. I want it to be right for you.

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So for �65,000, did Peter Sellers play all those characters in Dr

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Strangelove. Please tell me he did. Yes!

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CHEERING AND APPLAUSE You did it!

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You did it! You did it! Thank you. Fantastic. Sit down,

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relax. CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

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Rest easy. I want you you back -- I will be back with your cheque for

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�65,000 in just a moment. Result!

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That's In It To Win It, I guess of the that's the way it goes

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sometimes. Listen, you know it isn't over yet. I want you to be a

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winner yet and you could be moments away from winning your own fortune.

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Come on, off we go, once again we are crossing over to Lottery HQ for

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CHEERING AND APPLAUSE Hello. Welcome back. Now by playing

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National Lottery games players like you have helped to raise �26

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billion for good causes. Over the coming weeks we will be heading

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around the UK looking at where and how some of that money is spent.

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Gaynor Faye helps us start our I'm in Gateshead.

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They have applied for a National Lottery grant to continue the

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fantastic work they do here and extend it to the wider community.

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We estimate within Gateshead there are between 20,000 and 25,000

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carers. What we try to do is to work to ensure that carers don't

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suffer financial hardship and that their quality of life improves.

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This woman cares for her husband, John. John has been diagnosed with

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cancer, but is in remission. He has has limited vision and diabetes and

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suffered ap number of strokes. John has been poorly for a good few

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years now and sometimes emotionally I do feel wrecked. I will say they

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offer friendship and that's one of the most important things, someone

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to listen to you, to me, that's a skill in itself.

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Sarah is a 32-year-old single mum to three boys. Two of which have

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special needs. They have really been there for me in the hardest

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times. The people that - the carers understand and it can get lonely as

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well. It has been a life saver. They offer creative groups like art

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and photography to give carers valuable time out for themselves.

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When you're caring for someone 24/7, it is hard and just a couple of

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hours here was marvellous. Steve's gathered the team and the

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carers together at the the carers association and I'm going to

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deliver good news. Hi everyone. Sorry for gate-crashing your party.

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I'm actually here on behalf of the National Lottery to award your

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project with a grant of �262187. APPLAUSE

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To get this money. It means we will be able to expand and support and

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help people. It is just fantastic. All our our plans, what we want to

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do, now can happen. It is brilliant. I'm shocked. It is really emotional.

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This amount of money is fantastic for the organisation and or the

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carers. Thank you so much. A lot of tears here too. They are

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deserving. If you like to find out more about how to apply for Lottery

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funding, head online and follow the links. Right, it is time for

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Myleene, tonight's jackpot is estimate $at estimated at a cool

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�4.2 million. Let's release the balls.

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We are using Arthur and set of balls number five. On Wednesday

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night over 234,000 tickets won a prize. One lucky ticket matched all

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six numbers drawn. Congratulations if that winner is you!

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Julie, is Arthur ready? He is. Good luck, everybody.

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Apology for the loss of subtitles for 56 seconds

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Arthur is ready, that's the main Thank you. That's nearly all from

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us tonight. You can see the results to Millionaire Raffle with an

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amazing roll over jackpot of �29 million after news and weather from

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10.35pm. Plus Brendan Cole will be in

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Glasgow delivering good news to another deserving project. Now it

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is back to the lovely Dale for the CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

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All I've got to do now is give John �65,000. Let's Hear it for John.

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CHEERING AND APPLAUSE You know what, when we came into

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Winners Row, I was getting worried because when they started to fall,

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I thought don't let this be a show where nobody wins anything and when

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you saw the question, I wasn't sure if you liked it or not, but you did.

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Yes. Spain. Correct.

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How soon are you going? As soon as we can!

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LAUGHTER She is a happy lady.

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Yes, she is. You have been brilliant.

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Congratulations, John. Good.

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CHEERING AND APPLAUSE Relief. At least someone has got

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some money tonight. John has got his cheque and it has been another

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great night on In It To Win It. I thank you for watching and I will

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