Episode 12 The National Lottery: In It to Win It

Welcome to the National Lottery In It To Win It. Now, here's your host,

it's Dale Winton. APPLAUSE

Thank you. Thank you so much.

Oh, thank you, good evening, welcome to the National Lottery, In

It To Win It. Let's hope this is a lucky night

for us all. By that, I mean you.

You could be winning a fortune in the Lottery Draws coming up later.

I also have five players here in the studio all with their eye on

winning up to �100,000. Let's give them a warm welcome.

They are Riona, Mick, Jane, Dan and Diane.

Here's how it works. If they make it out of the Waiting

Area, to join me here in Winners' Row, I could well be handing them a

cheque for a lot of money. So the question is, who's going to

be first sitting in Winners' Row? You each have your own colour, so

let's find out. It's green, it's Mick.

Come and make some money. APPLAUSE

Hi, Mick, how's it going? Come and sit down.

You look so pleased. You look so happy when you came

over like that. I never expected that, Dale.

Well, straightaway. Where have you come from?

I'm from Wolverhampton. Oh, I know the area very well. I

used to work in the radio there. Beautiful place.

Oh, yes, a long time ago. Whom did you bring with you for

support? I brought my best friend Matthew

and my nephew Chris, who's also my friend.

Hi, guys. Now, what do you do for a living?

I've got a building business with my brother John.

Hang on a minute. Builder, Bricklayer of the Year or

something.Something is coming to me. I remember hearing about this.

I've become the fastest bricklayer in Britain. I got through to the

final 20 in Las Vegas and came 13th. How many bricks do you lay, is it,

by the minute, by the hour? It was an hour. To qualify I did

764 in one hour. I'm just trying to... That's a

wall! A lot of bricks.

It's a big wall. Yeah.

My goodness. How much would you liketo go home with tonight?

�50,000 would be nice. Where's the money going?

It really would go to a good cause. I think I'd like to spend about a

month in Aspen skiing. While I was there, I think I'd like to get a

new set of teeth. Some nice pearly whites. A bit like yours really.

Oh, mine are awful! Don't look at my teeth.

I think after I'd been in Aspen skiing, had the new teeth, if

there's a little bit of money left maybe I'd phone the wife and say

how much I'm missing her, obviously, you know.

Is she still with, your wife, after this?

Not after this, no. She's not here tonight, is she? My

goodness. Listen, I wish you the best of luck.

Thank you. Here's how it works. You've got the

best seat in the house, first one here. Nothing in the prize fund at

the moment, but you're going to put that right. Every question is worth

�5,000, you know that. However, give me a wrong answer and you go

to the Red Area. Out of there, it's either back were you started or

back here in Winners' Row. The idea is to stay here as long as you can.

OK, are you ready for your first question?

I'm ready, Dale. I wish you the best of luck. Here's

your first question for �5,000: Rugby, I thought might be your area.

Hopefully. Is it: I mean, you look like a

rugby player. I'm not quite tough enough for the

rugby really, Dale. I actually know the answer to this. I know it's not

Jonny Wilkinson. I know it's not Toby. It's Mike Tindall.

Would you like me to take Mike Tindall as your answer?

I would. Accepted. If that's right, great

start, �5,000 in the prize fund. Is it Mike Tindall? Yeah, good start.

You knew that one. That's a good one. OK. Here's when we can make it

�10,000. Let's have a look at your second question: You have heard it

in things like the Sweeney, "Go on, do it for a monkey, guv".

I've heard it so many times and now I need to know. I don't think it's

�500. I'm torn between �20 and �100. I want to go for the �100, Dale.

�100. �100.

OK, would you like me to accept �100 as your answer?

I would, yes. OK. I've accepted �100. If that is

right, we'll have another �5,000 in the prize fund. The question is,

monkey. Is it �100? �500.

Oh, God. The good news is, I know you'll be

back. For now, please, make your way to Red.

APPLAUSE After an excellent start, Mick

finds himself in the Red Area which means four other players Waiting

Area hoping to join me. One of them is about to do just that. Let's

find out who it's going to be. It's white, it's Jane. Come and make

some money. Hi, Jane. How are you? I'm good, Dale.

Come and sit down. APPLAUSE

Tell me all about you, Jane. Where are you from?

Well, I'm from St Davids in Pembrokeshire, South West Wales.

Lovely. I've got three children and a

lovely husband. I'm a primary school teacher.

Who are you with tonight? I'm with my lovely friends, Bethan

and Deborah. Hi, ladies. How much do you want to

go home with tonight? I'd love to go home with �20,000 or

more and with that I might by myself a new cello because I had to

sell mine a few years ago and I miss it.

How much do they run at these days? You can get them from anything from

about �500 to up millions. Anything from a monkey really?

Yeah, anything from a monkey will You're quite right. You won't

forget that again in a hurry, will you?! Listen, I wish you luck.

Thank you. You are only here because Mick got

the answer wrong which means I've got to get him out of the Red Area

back here in Winners' Row. I'll be back with your question in a moment.

Mick, here's where you can make it all good again. I'm going to give

you the question. This is not multiple choice, you know that.

Give me the correct answer and you are back there alongside Jane in

Winners' Row. Are you ready, Mick? As ready as I'll ever be.

Please reveal to me the Red Area question: I'm not going to rush you.

It was a girl. I'm sure, pretty sure, it's Harvey 7. So I'll have

to go for Harvey. Would you like me to take Harvey as

your answer. I would, Dale.

I accept Harvey. Is it the right answer? Harper. Close. Oh, Mick!

For now, please, make your way back where you started. Let's make it

�10,000. Here is your first question: That's an interesting

question. The tailbone of humans. Is it:

Well, I know this one, Dale. I'm so pleased that this came up because I

fell on mine, when I was young, and I had to go to hospital and have an

X-ray of it. So I... I don't know why I'm laughing,

that's a sad story that. All the boys and girls at school

laughed at it as well when I did it, but you fall on your bottom and

it's not funny. No, it's not. Go on, give me the

answer quick before I start laughing some more.

Coccyx. Coccyx. Jane says the coccyx. Is it

your coccyx? Cocyx, �5,000. �10,000 in the prize

fund, you're on your own in Winners' Row, which is the best

place to be. Which means this question would put it up to �15,000.

It's early days yet, but you can stay here, you're doing great. Here

is your question for �5,000, making it �15,000. Would it be:

Right. Well, I'm absolutely rubbish with football questions so this is

going to be a complete guess. I thought you were going to say, "I

absolutely love football". The way you started that sentence I thought

you were saying, "I love this question, Dale".

No. Unfortunately not. I'm going to go down the middle with Manchester

United. Would you like me to take Man U as

the answer? Yes, Dale, I would.

Accepted. Is the answer, Manchester United? Liverpool. Oh, dear. Please

make your way to the Red Area. APPLAUSE

It is heavy going tonight getting that prize fund up. I've got

another one in Red, no-one in Winners' Row which means, once

again, four in the Waiting Area. Who is going to join me? Here's

where we find out. It's green. It's Mick. He's coming back.

APPLAUSE You lucky man. Mick, you have the

luck tonight. First one off. Harper, Harvey!

I know. Who gives a monkey! Listen, tell you what, I'll be right back

with your next question, we've got to get Jane out of there

straightaway. Jane. Hello.

One question, this will not be multiple choice.

Give me the right answer and you and Mick together, a nice team, in

Winners' Row. Get it wrong and you're going to go right back, like

Mick did, and the chances of coming back, not so good, four-to-one. Are

you ready? Ready.

I wish you luck. I hope you like your Red Area question:

I think that I know this. I think that it's possibly one of the only

musicals with a chimney sweep in it. Is it Mary Poppins?

I have no idea. Would you like me to take this as your answer?

Yes, please, Dale. I accept Mary Poppins, chim chimney.

Is that the right answer? Is it Mary Poppins? Yes.

APPLAUSE $$WHITE.

$$WHITE. Now

Now guys,

Now guys, come

Now guys, come on,

Now guys, come on, let's put some money in here. Are you ready, Mick?

I hope so. Here we go. Here's your next

question: Probably one of the worse questions

I could have had, really. I've heard of none of them. I haven't

heard of the novel. I may as well just go straight in. Alice Sebold,

Dale. Is that the answer you'd like me to

take? Yes, please.

OK. I'll accept Alice Sebold. I have no clue myself. I'm really not

good at this. Who wrote One Day? David Nicholls. This time, you're

going to go out of Red and come back here, correct?

Let's hope. Yeah. For now, please make your way to

Red, Mick. APPLAUSE

OK. Stand by, guys, one of you will be joining me. Jane, come on, let's

put another �5,000 in. All right.

Here's your question: Was it: Right, I'm not completely brilliant

with my Greeks. I don't think it's Right. I'm not completely brilliant

with my Greeks. I don't think it's Men Menelaus. I've never heard of

him so I'll rule that out. You just brushed over it, pretended

to say it but you didn't really say I'm not sure about Hector. I think

it might be Achilles. OK, are you saying you would like

me to take Achilles as your answer? Yes, Dale.

OK, then I accept Achilles is the answer. Oh, I'm sorry, it's

Please make your way to Red The wheels are coming off the wagon

left, right and centre tonight. I've got two in Red, nobody in

winner's row, two over there and only then grand in me prize fund.

This is not good. It's going to change, it'll be built up right now.

As I say one of those players is going to join me. Here's where we

It's yellow - it's Dan! Come and make some money! Hi, Dan!

How are you, you all right? How you doing? Come and sit down.

Oh, Dan. You've come all this way from?

Just outside Newport in South Wales. OK, you had to think about that.

I'm not very hopeful about this one. It's not looking good, is it! What

do you do for a living? I work as a financial adviser.

You do?! OK, so what would you do with the money and how and how much

do you want to win? Ideally I'd like to win about

20,000. As a financial adviser then, you

would have a sensible thing to do with 20 grand.

Unfortunately I've got to get myself going, pay off a few debts

and things first. So you're a financial adviser. You give advice

to people on money and you've got bad debts?

I don't have any money myself, no. It's not very good, is it.

I wouldn't take advice from you personally! If you're asking me,

seriously! Which one's your partner?

Up there. She is beautiful. And who's the

other lady with her? That's my fabulous mum.

Hello, girls! Hi, Dale.

Our seven-month-old son Jack was born in Newport and unfortunately

he wasn't very well when he was born. No, so he was in a neo-natal

ward for about a week and we had to stay there, so I'd like to give

some money to the hospital. Now you're talking. We've got to

get that prize fund up. I need to do more.

You'll put a load more in but not just yet. You are only here because,

look at the odd couple. How lovely! We've got to get them out of the

Red area, back where they belong in winner's row. I jest. I'm just

having fun with you, and I really mean that. No, I do, honestly. Two

heads are better than one so take your time. Have a little banter

between you. And hopefully you'll like the question. Please reveal

Rats. Definitely rats.

Would you like me to take rats as your answer?

Yes, please, Dale. Definitely.

Is the answer "rats"? Yes! Come on, Dan. Let's make it 15 grand right

here, right now. You're in it to I'm fortunate enough to own this

album, Dale, so that's a good start. Well, song off an album. I know the

answer is Adele. Would you like me to take Adele as

your answer? Yes, I would.

OK. I accept Adele. If it's right, 15 grand. Thank you. Here we go. Is

it 15 grand, is it Adele? Yes! Well done! Mick. So far you've

got five grand but you've been twice in the Red area. Not a happy

bunny. We need to get that prize fund up. This would make it 20

thousand. Here is your next question. I wish you the best of

That's a really interesting question. I think it's either

I'm going to have to go. ..Beavers. Would you like me to take beavers

as your answer? Yes, please, Dale.

Mick says beavers. If that's the right answer, we'll have 20 grand

in the prize fund. That's more like it. I'm looking for beavers. 20

grand in the prize fund. It's looking better which means that if

the klaxon went right now, you're looking at a possible minimum share

of �6,666 each. Round it up to 25 grand right now with this, your

next question, Jane. Are you ready? Yes, I am, Dale.

Seven, I think on a bingo game would be lucky for some. Possibly.

Number eight I think it's one fat lady. No. No, not sure. Not sure

about that. I think it's nine, Dale. Is that the answer you want me to

take? Yes.

OK. I'll take nine. If it's the right answer we'll have 25 grand in

there. Is it nine? Yes! I think 88 is two fat ladies.

Yeah. I think it's 88, two fat ladies. I never thought we'd get

through that round. However, it's looking good. There's 25 grand in

the prize fund. This would make it 30,000, Dan. Here's your question.

I'm not sure. But Ian Fleming is James Bond. So I'm not going to go

for that. Out of the other two, I think Len Dreighton. That's the one

I'll go for. Are you saying you'd like me to

take Len Deighton as the answer? Yes.

OK. I accept Len Deighton. If that's right, there will be 30

grand in there. Is it? It's John Le Carre. I'm so sorry, Dan. Please

make your way to Red. Mick, here's I've never played the game. Dr

Brown. Wasn't he in Back To The Future? With Marty McFly?

There was a Doc in there. I can't remember which Doc it was. There

was a Doc in that, you're right. Not based on that, but I'll go

for... Dr Brown. Would you like me to take Dr Brown

as the answer? Yes, please.

OK. There's a logic there somewhere I'm sure. I've accepted Dr Brown.

Is it the right answer? Dr Black. Go and join Dan.

Are you ready? Yes.

Come on, let's put another five Right. I think I might have an

inkling. OK. Erm... Because I love watching cookery programmes. So I

think that's she's a chef. Would you like me to take chef as

the answer? Yes, please, Dale.

OK. I shall. I've accepted "chef". If that's right, we've got that 30

grand. Is the answer "chef"? Yeah, well done! Riona and Diane. One of

you is going to be sitting right here very soon. Who's it going to

be? Let's find out. Thank you! Hi, darling! Hello!

Hello, love! Come over here and sit down. Thank you! Now the question

is, are you going to save the day? There's only �30,000 in the prize

fund. I shall do my best. Where have you come from tonight?

Stafford. Lovely. I think you've retired, haven't you. Yes. I'm an

ex-tea lady for the local council. Did you like being a tea lady?

yes. I done it 11 years. You travel everywhere, don't you. Yeah. You're

always on a bus going somewhere. When she wrote in, she said I like

travelling on the bus and talking to everybody I meet. Are you the

one that just goes and talks to anybody? Oh, yeah. Who have you

brought tonight? My friend Jean and my friend Ray. Hello. Did you meet

them on a bus too? No, I've known them quite a few years. OK. Darling,

how much money would you like to get? I would like to win 10,000.

Anything else would be a bonus. Well, that's very doable. But I

would treat my family and I would go on my ideal thing, to go and see

tigers in the wild. Yeah, you've got a thing about tigers. I have.

Have you ever seen them? I've only ever seen them at Chester Zoo.

That's as far as I've got. Listen, you don't have to do a thing right

now. You're only here because we've got two of them in the Red area.

I'll be back with your question in a moment. Well, boys! Are you

ready? We're ready. Take your time. Don't rush to judgement on this one.

Johnny Cash, wasn't it? Yes. Definitely Johnny Cash? Johnny Cash.

How did it go. # I'll walk the line #. Something like that. We'll go

with that, Dale. Johnny Cash. happy with that? If it's right,

you're going straight back to winner's row. I wonder. Is Johnny

Cash the right answer? Yeah! Come on, guys! Back! Well done. OK. 30

grand in the prize fund. If the klaxon were to go right now, you're

looking at �7,500 a piece. Still not enough. If you all give me a

correct answer in this round, that could be 50 grand before you know

it. Yes. Let's make it 35 grand right now. Keep your fingers

Wouldn't it have been funny if it had been "tiger"? Yes, it would.

With your love of tigers. I don't even remember seeing the film. It's

got Antonio Banderas in it. It's just a pure and utter guess. I'm

going to go for fox. Would you like me to take fox as the answer?

please, Dale. Consider it done. Is the answer "fox"? Yes! Well done.

Jane, here's your question. Oh, you like cookery. You liked that last

I think... That it's something to do with stock and things like that.

So I'm going to go with cooking pot. Would you like me to take cooking

pot as the answer? Yes, please. accept that. Is the answer "cooking

pot"? Well done! That's right! Dan. I hope I'm not speaking too soon -

we're on a bit of a roll here! OK. Now you're looking at ten grand a

piece. Let's make it 45 grand. What do you reckon? Right, erm.

Good, bad? No, it's not great for me if I'm honest. I don't know so

I'm going to have to guess. I'm just going to go, because man of

the forest seems like two pieces to it, there's more than just sort of

one word. I'm going to go for Orang-utan. OK, there is a logic to

that. Are you saying that's the answer you'd like me to take?

Dan says Orang-utan. Is it Orang- utan? Yes! Well done! You weren't

sure of that, were you? No. No, no, no, no. Mick. We're finally getting

there. We are finally doing some business here. Looking better. OK.

They're all posh boys, aren't they? They are! I'm trying to envisage

each one of them...rowing. That would help you, why?

Just see them. I'm going to keep schtum. I'll let you do your thing.

I think Charles Dance is slightly older than Nigel Havers, so I'll go

for Charles Dance. Would you like me to take Charles Dance as your

answer? Please, Dale. OK, Mick. I accept Charles Dance as your answer.

I hope you're right. I think my age opinion and yours is two different

things on this one. I've accepted Charles Dance. Is the answer

I think I went the wrong way to be fair. I've done that so many times.

LAUGHTER. However! Hugh Laurie was the right answer. You're going to

Red. I'm so sorry! Please make your way to Red! It does mean one thing.

Oh, Riona! Come and join me! Well, how patient have you been,

darling! Well done, come and sit down. I bet you thought this was

never going to happen tonight. Anything could happen tonight

really. I was getting a bit nervous over there. You've come from

Islington. Yes, in London. looking at what you're wearing

because you're a designer. Yeah, I'm a fashion designer. And are you

wearing one of your own? I am not. I thought that would be a bit too

much self-promotion. Who have you brought for support? My friend,

Emma. She is gorgeous! Is she wearing one of yours? No! Have you

made anything? Yeah! They're all a bit too sexy. Oh, I see. It's like

disco stuff, is it? No, it's more like gowns. OK. You look great. How

much money do you want to go away with tonight? I'd love to win 30

grand. What would you do with the money? I would love to see Brazil.

And I would love to go to Japan. I would use the rest to help launch

my own label, like, properly. new sewing machine. Yeah, yeah.

a few designer things going. I wish you luck. You can relax until I've

got Mick back in winner's row. Mick! Oh my goodness. How many

times have you been here? Too many, Dale. Too many! Last time you had

some help but you didn't need it. You knew what you were talking

about. I wish you the same luck with this question, let's have a

I've absolutely no idea at all. It's a real kick yourself one this

one. Honah Lee, Honah Lee. Um... Part of

me thinks it's, for some crazy reason, an Abba song. Um... Land of

Make Believe, Abba. Is that the answer you want me to

take? Yes, Dale.

I've accepted The Land of Make Believe.

Let's reveal the answer. # Puff the magic Dragon lives by the sea...

I couldn't have been any further then, could I?

Well, no. I hate to rub salt in the wounds, but The Land Of Make

Believe wasn't Abba, it was Bucks Fizz. So I'm sorry, it doesn't get

any better than that, does it? For now, and I hope it is just for now,

please make your way back. APPLAUSE

It's been one of those nights. KLAXON SOUNDS

Oh, I knew that was going to happen, I could sense it. I just felt it.

The prize fund is frozen at �45,000. It's going nowhere except,

hopefully, here. You're playing for one more question which will give

you the chance to go home with �11,250. You don't half play it

close to the wire. I'll be back with that question in a moment. For

now, I've got to say, Mick, hasn't he been great?

APPLAUSE I say this with a heavy heart, I

mean this, I'm really upset you're going home because you earnt your

place there. For entertainment value alone, let alone what you put

in the pot, but I have to say good night.

Thank you. Good night, give him a cheer.

APPLAUSE OK. Now, you see, it's a funny game.

It's been a weird night all night. You were very lucky. You just got

I know. You haven't answered a question.

You have all played your part. You now see that prize fund of �45,000.

I repeat, you are just one question away from your share of that money

and you don't even have to do a thing about it right now. Relax, I

shall return with that question imminently.

APPLAUSE The audience are happy because

they're probably thinking, like me, what an unusual night tonight on In

It To Win It. Four in Winners' Row. They're going to wait and it will

seem like the longest couple of minutes of their lives while they

wait to have a go at winning their own cash. Here's were you could be

a winner too as well. I really do hope you wins ome money tonight as,

once again, we cross over to Lottery HQ for tonight's

Thunderball draw. APPLAUSE

Welcome back. We are here with John Partridge. Thank you very much.

What a lot of red Area action tonight. A quick reminder to get

your EuroMillions tickets. We are looking for the winner of that

amazing �63.8 million prize It was bought in the Stevenage and Hitchin

area. That is a lot of money. Get Let's get those machines fired up,

please. Now, adjudicator Richard Plumb and draw master Julie

Morrissey, set of balls two was selected for us today at random.

Congratulations and good luck. three opportunities per week to

play this game, Wens, thrurs and Saturdays. -- Thursdays and

let's find out. Good luck. Let's hope so. This number could make a

huge difference to what you win. Here are tonight's Thunderball

numbers again, this time in That's us done for now. We will be

back very shortly with tonight's big Lotto draw. Right now it's back

over to Dale and Winners' Row. I'll APPLAUSE

Welcome back. Not so long ago these people helped put �45,000 in the

prize fund which means they are each looking at a share of at least

�11,250. You're all just one question away from the cash. Riona,

I guess, in every way, you played the perfect game.

Hopefully. You sat there, silent as a church

mouse. Looking gorgeous and smiling while everybody else was worried

out their mind. Doing the hard work.

Doing the hard work. Now you join Doing the hard work. Now you join

me in Winners' Row with �45,000 and you're share, minimum, �11,250.

This is your first and last question of the night. Are you

ready? I wish you luck. Here it is. I've no idea at all. Something

makes me want to say Canada. I'll go for Canada.

Would you like me to take Canada as your answer?

Yeah. I accept Canada. Riona says Canada.

That question is worth �11,250 to you. So in 1960, did Canada have

the first female Prime Minister? Ceylon. It was Ceylon. I'm sorry.

It means I have to say good night. I'm sorry.

Riona. APPLAUSE $$NEWLINE.

Diane, how are you doing? Dale. I'm doing very well at the

moment. Let me hope I keep going on like it.

You've had a quiet night. You've answered one correct answer.

Yes. You have put �5,000 in.

Yes. Now your share, thanks to Riona,

went up to �15,000 minimum. Thank you very much.

Here's your second question of the night and the last one.

Oh, thank you. I wish you luck. Here's your

question: Oh. They're very modern films. They

haven't been out very long. I was going to say to you not your

probably first question from the movies.

Definitely not. Eric Bana seems jumps out at me. I'm going to go

for Eric Bana. Would you like me to take Eric Bana

as your answer? Yes, please, Dale.

I'll accept Eric Bana. So, am I handing you a cheque for �15,000?

Is the answer Eric Bana? It's Tom Hardy.

Never mind. Never mind. I'm so sorry. You have been a joy.

Give her a cheer. Hasn't she been wonderful? Thank you.

APPLAUSE OK. Jane. Here you are looking at

�22,500 on one question. Yep.

Otherwise, Dan's going to play for the whole �45,000 caboodle. Are you

ready? I am, Dale.

Come on, let's do your question. Is Gosh. Um... I don't think it's

Dutch. My sister's got a ukulele, but that doesn't really help. She

probably would know this. I can, kind of, visualise a Hawaiian with

a grass skirt with a little guitar. They always play little guitars.

So... I just think of Maori's as doing the Haka and not being very

musical. Right.

So, I'm going to go with Hawaiian Would you like me to take Hawaiian

as the answer? Yes, please, Dale.

I will. It's done. I've accepted Hawaiian. That answer is worth to

you �22,500. I wonder. Hawaiian is what I'm looking for. That means I

will be handing you a cheque tonight maybe for �22, maybe for

�45. Is it Hawaiian? Well done. Yes.

APPLAUSE Dan, Dan, Dan the finance man.

Pressure on, Dan. OK. You have had an interesting journey tonight as

well. Two correct answers, one trip to the red area. �10,000 you have

put in. Here's where we find out whether you are also going to do a

Jane, as they say, and win �22,500 or whether Jane's cheque doubles.

It's all on the turn of one question. Ready?

Let's do it. It's your last question of the

night. For �22,500, please reveal the question.

I feel like the luckiest man alive. I was thinking you might like this.

Black Sabbath. Would you like me to accept Black

Sabbath as the answer. Like really now and quick?

Just do. It I accept Black Sabbath as the answer. Ozzy Osborne, did he

front Black Sabbath? Sure did. Well done. Well done! Your work is done.

APPLAUSE $$NEWLINE. I shall return with your cheques

very soon. Well done. APPLAUSE

Wow. I would say a great night, but an unusual night on In It To Win It.

It isn't over yet. Time now to see if you will win big money as we

cross over to Lottery HQ for Thanks Dale and very well done, Dan

and Jane. Now we are only five tantalizing weeks away from London

2012 which, by playing National Lottery games you have helped fund.

The money you've raised has gone towards building venues and also

towards supporting our Team GB athletes, making sure they are in

prime shape for Olympic Glory. So let's take a look at one of them in

action right now. Hockey ace Laura Bartlett. Every day of the week for

the last three years, we had been training with one aim. To take gold

at the London Olympics. Finishing in 6th place at Beijing was

obviously very disappointing, so in order for us to compete at world

level, we knew that things had to change. With the help of the

National Lottery funding, we all moved to one location and we

trained full-time for three years, on the pitch and in the gym. I am

doing everything I possibly can in order to make me the best hockey

player I can be. A sustained a serious injury in 2010, I ruptured

my cruciate ligament in mind me. The first few months was learning

how to walk. Then after five months, you are learning how to run a game

and with Lottery funding, I had the support of a psychologist who

helped me prepare for that and get through it. I feel I have come back

fitter and stronger than I was before. The perception of the team

has changed massively since Beijing. We are now ranked fourth in the

world and now the top nations fear asked. You dream about playing in

the Olympics but the fact that it is at home makes it even more

special. To stand on the pitch and wait for the whistle to go and the

excitement of the crowd and the atmosphere, it is such a buzz that

we will never forget. My Name Is Your Bartlett and with your help,

we can become Olympic champions. -- my name is Laura Bartlett. Just

amazing. The dedication and commitment that must take,

incredible. Yes. We wish Laura and the rest of the GB Hockey team the

very best of luck. OK, it's time for some different kind of ball

Alan, how much are we playing for tonight? �4.1 billion! A fantastic!

balls number three. On Wednesday, one lucky ticket holder scooped the

midweek jackpot of over �2 million. A further seven tickets matched

with five main numbers and the bonus to each win over �91,000.

Congratulations if yours was one of them. Let's not kid the lady

waiting! Guinevere is ready! Good luck! Today's National Lottery

players have raised over �28 million for good causes. Plague is

raised over �30 million for these good causes every single week.

There is still millions of pounds to be claimed on a ticket bought in

That's nearly all from us tonight. If you've played Lotto Plus 5 this

week, Alan will announce the results straight after the final

part of In It To Win It. Enjoy the rest of your weekend. I hope you

have been lucky. Goodnight. All I have to do now is to give

everyone their checks for �22,500! Let's hear it for the winners! Jane,

congratulations, well done. Congratulations, Dan! �22,500!

They have their money and another interesting, unusual but fantastic

night. Thank you for watching and I look forward to seeing you very