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Welcome to the National Lottery In It To Win It. Freeview and Sky

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viewers can play a long pressing the red button. Here is your host,

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it's the Dale Winton! CHEERING AND APPLAUSE. Thank you, thank you.

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Good evening. Welcome to the National Lottery In It To Win It.

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Well, let's hope it's a lucky night for all of us. By that, I mean you

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could be winning a fortune with the Lottery draws all coming up a bit

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later. I also have five players here in the studio, all with their

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eye on winning up to 100 grand. Let's give them a warm welcome.

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They are: Michaela. CHEERING. CHEERING. Ann. CHEERING. Richard.

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CHEERING. And Lisa! OK. Here's the deal. If they make it out of the

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waiting area to join me here in Winners' Row, I could well be

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handing them a cheque for a lot of money. But the question is, who

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will be the first person sitting in Winners' Row? You each have your

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own colour. Let's find out who it's going to be. It's green, it's

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Louis! Come and win some money! Hi, Louis. Good to see you! Come and

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sit down. Thank you very much. good to see you. You, too, Dale.

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Where you are from? I'm from London. London boy. Now, I know you are a

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barman, a cocktail barman, and when you wrote in you said, "I love my

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job, "I love being a barman," and get this right because if you don't,

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I will, because... It makes me feel sexy. But it was a joke. I think

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you said "I love being a barman because I'm sexy." Yes, that's

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exactly it. So who is with you for support tonight? I've got my mother

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and one of my best friends, Chris. Good to see you up there! Family is

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important to you. It is very important. Where does that come

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from? I think it comes from the way I've been brought up. We've always

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been a close family communicating, and I think you look after the

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people who look after you. What goes around comes around. Oh, he's

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anybody's son, isn't he? Isn't he fabulous? Now, listen, how much do

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you want to go home with tonight? Anywhere between 10 and 20,000

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would be a dream come true. I could do many things with that. One of

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the first things I'll do is go to my family and go, "here you go, get

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what you want." One things you wanted was, have I got this right,

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a fancy bicycle? Yes, a very fancy bicycle indeed. What do they run

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at? I'm looking to spend around 3,000 to �4,000. Yes, they can be

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that expensive. Here's the deal. Every question I ask you will be

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worth �5,000. However, you are the first person sitting in Winners'

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Row. You need to stay there because if you are still here when that

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klaxon goes, you definitely have a go at a share of what's in that

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fund. However, if you give me a wrong answer, you go to... The Red

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Area. Two ways out of there, either right back where you started or

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back in Winners' Row on the turn of one question. Here's where you show

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your mettle. Are you ready for your first question? I sure am. Reveal

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Well... Good question? It's in the middle. It's borderline good

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question. It rings a few bells in my head. William Tell is one of the

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guys. Beowulf I'm striking out for some reason. I could be wrong,

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though. And then King Arthur is really standing out in my mind.

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So... I'm going to go with King Arthur. Would you like me to accept

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King Arthur as your answer? Yes, I would, Dale. Louis, I have. If that

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is the correct answer, you've had a good start and we'll have 5,000 in

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the prize fund which is great for the first question. Is the answer

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King Arthur? Yes! Good. That brings you a bit of momentum, doesn't it?

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You've hit the ground running. OK, let's make it 10 grand. Here's your

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second question worth another five. Well, Danny Boyle, no. James

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Cameron, I'm pretty sure it's not him as well. I've seen the posters

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for it being advertised... And I'm going to go with Steven Spielberg.

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Would you like me to take Steven Spielberg as your answer? Yes, I

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sure would. Louis says Steven Spielberg. If that is right, that

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is �10,000. Is it Steven Spielberg? Yes! Here is your third question.

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It will make it �15,000. Let's have The first thing that came into my

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head was wrestling. Do you know, I thought that? You were hoping it

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would be Hulk Hogan or something? Yeah. Anyway, snow leopard... Oh,

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I've just thought to myself, that could be it. Blue whale, it's not

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the blue whale. I have the image in my head and its black-and-white.

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And with the black and white association... I'm fairly sure

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100%? The giant panda is the way I'm leaning towards. The giant

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panda. I'm going to put my claws into giant panda. Would you like me

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to take giant panda as your answer? Yes, please. I've accepted giant

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panda. If that is right, there will be 15,000. Is the answer giant

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panda? Here is your question for another five. This will make it

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Well, football, not my strongest subject at all. Scott Parker, who

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I... Pretty sure he's not a goalkeeper so goalkeeper, you can

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go away. Midfielder or striker? Scott Parker. I'm going to go with

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midfielder. Would you like me to accept midfielder? Yes. I've

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accepted that. I've accepted that and would I be right that this is

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your least favourite question so far tonight? Yes. For 5,000, please

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tell me midfielder is the right answer. Yes! You are doing well. OK.

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Here's for 25 grand, which is five correct answers, hopefully. Are you

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ready, Louis? Yes, definitely. Do you know this one? No, no, I

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don't. At a guess, I'm going towards Rihanna. So, I shall pick

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Rihanna. Am I to accept that? Done. I wonder, did you give me the

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correct answer? Oh, my God! Michaela, what's going on? I have

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no idea. He's doing really well though. How are you feeling right

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now? I'm actually all right at the moment. Who did you bring with you

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for support? My mum and my best friend. Hi, girls are! Now, Louis,

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it's going rather well for you tonight. You are in it to win it.

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Politics. I love politics. Then you will love this question. I was

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lying. Barack Obama, thought process. Michigan, I had an M in my

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head. That was the letter that came into my head when this question

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came up. As I have no idea I'm going to use my M instincts and

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snap out Illinois. There are two Ms. Yes, I'm stuck between

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Massachusetts and Michigan. Michigan is shining at me so...

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Would you like me to take Michigan as your answer? Yes, I would.

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I have, I have accepted Michigan as the answer. If you are wrong, one

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of the other players will be joining me and you will be in the

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Red Area. I am looking for Michigan. Illinois. Now please make your way

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to Red. Louis is down. That means one of our other players in the

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waiting area is about to join me in Winners' Row. I can't wait to find

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out who it is. Let's see. It's yellow, it's Richard! Come and make

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some money! Yes! Good to see you. Come and sit down. You come from

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one of those places where I'm never sure... Is it Leo or Leominster?

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It's pronounced Lemster, yes. you look at the map of the UK,

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where abouts is that? It's in England, halfway down the Welsh

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border, about ten miles from the Welsh border. OK, well it's good to

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see you. Thank you. So, what do you do? I'm a sales manager for a

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corporate hospitality company which basically means our company is

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employed to put together corporate hospitality venues at sporting

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events such as Cheltenham, Twickenham and Wimbledon. So the

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rugby? Yes. Somebody told me you did something with pop stars as

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well? Was it Jay-Z or someone? I was at Wimbledon in the

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restaurant and he was having a cup of coffee. I approached him with my

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table plan and said, Mr Zed, everything OK? I had not a clue who

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he was. He was very nice and he said "It is Jay-Z and I am hitting

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on your biscuits." The waiting staff were mortified. My street

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cred went straight out the window. Who's with you for support? I have

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brought my sister and my mum. girls! Hi, Dale! They sound like a

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singing group in harmony. Andrews Sisters. How old are you?!

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People watching at home watching this will be going... How much did

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you have in your mind you would be going home with a cheque for?

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�10,000 would be fantastic. 20 would make a big difference in life.

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My partner and I have never done a long-haul holiday. We have done a

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few in Europe. We would like to go to the west coast of America, the

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Rockies, Vegas. Fabulous! You are all right at the moment, you can

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relax. You will have to answer a question. It will be worth �5,000.

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You will make that prize fund 30, but not until Louis is back where

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he belongs in the Winners' Row. You did so well. You gave me five

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correct answers and you put 25 grand in. You are the only one who

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has put any money in so far. It is one question. The difficult thing

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about the Red Area is this is not multiple choice. Are you ready?

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I'm pretty sure it was his brother. I think. If I was Prince William...

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And I had a brother, I would probably have to say it was Harry.

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At his wedding. Would you like me to take Harry, Prince Harry as your

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answer? Yes, I would. OK, I have accepted that. Is the answer Prince

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25 grand here, you can knock this up so fast between you, it could be

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an all boys' game tonight. I don't know, see how well you do. Richard,

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for another five grand, making this I'm still thinking feet and inches,

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I don't know what you are like on this, I'm not very metric. Thinking

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of an athletics track, 100 metres... I've never seen the London Eye,

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thinking of 100 metres, it is a long way. I cannot believe it is

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I'm going to have to guess at 135 metres. OK, are you wanting me to

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take that as your answer? Yes. Richard says 135 metres, I have

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accepted that. Did Richard give me the right answer? Yes, well done!

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OK, Louis, this will make it 35,000. Fairly confident on this one, I

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think. But I am going to go through the answers in my head. Michael

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McIntyre.. I can't imagine he can swim. Eddie Izzard, when I have

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seen him and listened to him live, he doesn't seem like a healthy

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person. And I am pretty sure that David Walliams is one of the guys

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that I have seen in the newspaper with a rubber cap on his head. So,

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with that in mind, Mr Rubber Cap Walliams is my answer. Would you

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like me to accept David Walliams? Yes. I accept that as your answer.

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Lovely David, did he do it? Yes! Front page of every newspaper. What

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an incredible thing. I love David Walliams. He is one of life's real

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gentleman. Love it. Right, Richard. Dale. Let's even it up to 40 grand

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which would make it 20 grand apiece were the klaxon to go now. Here is

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Boxing, not a strong suit at all! However, I've heard of quite a few

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boxers but I have never heard of Carl Froch. It must have been a

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long time ago. Super-middleweight from the time of Chris Eubank in

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the 1980s. I probably would have heard of him if he had won the

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world title in recent times. I'm going to guess at flyweight. Would

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you like me to take flyweight as you answer? I have accepted

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flyweight, I am hoping it is right, is that the right answer? Super-

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middleweight. Super-middleweight. You could be back very soon but for

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now, Richard, please make your way Come on, Louis, here's your

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Well, I have not got any idea about this. At all. I have heard of the

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Gruffalo. But the author, I have no idea at all. So... Let's have a

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guess. One. Maurice Sendak. Shall I take that? Yes. Louis says Maurice

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Sendak. I hope you're right. It is worth another five making 40. Is

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the correct answer Maurice Sendak? Julia Donaldson, oh, never mind. It

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does mean that you have company in the Red Area. Two minds are better

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than one. Please make your way to red, Louis. �35,000 in the prize

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fund. Nobody in Winners' Row which means, girls, one of you is about

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to join me. Let's find out who it's going to be. It's white, it's Ann,

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come and make some money! Hi, Ann! Hello, darling. Come, come and sit

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down. Please, have a seat. I bet you thought this moment was never

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going to come, did you? Well, I was crossing my fingers. It's lovely to

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see you. Thank you. Where have you come from tonight? I come from

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Wetherby in West Yorkshire. Actually, I know you live near

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Wetherby because you live in a beautiful village. What is it

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called? It is called Boston Spa. Boston Spa. You have retired,

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haven't you? Yes, quite a long time ago. Not so long ago! Oh, it was.

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What were you doing before you retired? It was always clerical

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work. Some call it secretary or PA or filing. Anything from filing to

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shorthand and typing. How was it you ended up getting snogged by

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Roger Moore? He's you, oh! cousin got tickets for a radio

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recording. We went round to the stage door and I passed him my book

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and he was signing his name and I said, "Would you put to Ann and a

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kiss?" Meaning a kiss and he grabbed me by both shoulders and

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gave me a great big smack right on the lips. Bless! So I have been

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kissed by Roger Moore! That is good. You join me in Winners' Row with 35

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grand, how much do you want to go home with tonight? Well, 10 grand

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would get me a little car which I really need because every time mine

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goes in for the MoT it is costing more and more. The MoT and three

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tyres last time. It is nine years' old. Who did you bring with you for

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support? I brought my son, Nigel and my friend, Derek? Hi, guys. Any

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special men in your life apart from Roger Moore? No, Derek is quite

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special because we go on holiday and we have nice meals together.

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Oh! He is the one, then? And I have another son at home as well.

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changed the subject. Sorry, sorry! "Don't you go poking into my

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private business, Dale!" Mind your own business, Dale Winton! Oh, yes,

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she's proud of you. But she's keeping it private. I wish you the

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best of luck, Ann. Look at the fellas. We have to get them out of

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here and back in Winners' Row. shall try. I shall be back with

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your question in just a moment. Boys, you have been here before and

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you sailed through it last time. You have to agree on the same

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correct answer. When I reveal the question, work amongst yourselves.

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Have a little chat, work out which you are happy with. I wish you the

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best of luck. Let's have a look at your Red Area question. Do you know

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it? I am assuming... I am assuming it is electronic. I am hoping you

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think the same. Me too! It is not going to be anything else, is it? I

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am not actually sure but... Electronic mail. It makes sense.

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Shall we go for it? Yes, I think we are good. Do you want to say the

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word? Electronic. Agreed, electronic, both of you? Yes.

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I accept that. If the answer is right you're both going back to

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Winners' Row. Is the answer electronic? Yes! OK. Right. Ann,

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let's get down to some business. Not enough money in there for my

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Well, I have played cards since I have been little, usually Snap and

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things like that. And I have played whist. I really think Jack is the

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answer. Would you like me to take Jack? Yes, please. I have accepted

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Jack. Is that right? Love that to be right and 40 grand. Is that the

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right answer? Yes! Well done! OK. 40 grand, the prize fund. If the

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klaxon went right now, you would be looking at splitting 13,333 between

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you. Let's get it up to 45 grand. I'm really pleased to say I did

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watch it. Now the names have come up I can remember them all. I'm

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thinking, who on earth did definitely win? Jim Eastwood was

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the Irish guy and I thought he would win it. He didn't. Tom was

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the inventor guy very energetic and it was he who won it, I think.

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Would you like me to take Tom Pellereau? Yes, please. I have

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accepted Tom Pellereau. 45 grand, that would be good. Yes! 15 grand

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apiece at the moment, OK. This would make it a nice even 50. That

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would be good, Louis. Here is your I like the word Zloty. But I don't

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know if that is the currency. A Forint? Clueless to this. This is

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another tricky one. They all currencies, I can tell you that

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much. OK. I think I am going to go with Zloty. OK. Would you like me

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to take Zloty as your answer? Done deal. I have accepted Zloty.

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So far, you have given me six correct answers. That means you are

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responsible for 30 grand of that 45. If indeed Zloty is the right answer,

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it is up to 50 and you have given me seven correct answers. That

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would be great. Is zloty the correct answer? Yes! Well done! OK,

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50 grand. Let's try and get it up. Are you ready, Ann? I am, Dale.

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This would make it 55,000. This is I am sorry to say I haven't a clue.

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I haven't seen any of those films. I'm not sure they'd be your sort of

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movie. I love them and the new one is just fabulous. I have got a

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funny feeling it could be Jason Statham, but it is a pure guess. I

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shall just go for that. Would you like me to take Jason Statham as

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the answer? Yes, please. I have accepted Jason. If that is right,

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there will be 55 grand. If not, it is the Red Area for you. Is it

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Jason? Vin Diesel. Never mind. Are you off already? Sorry! No, no,

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please make your way to Red! Are you ready, Richard? As I'll ever be.

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Do you know, that sounds such an easy question but it's not when you

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are sat here. I guess again, I'll go with �10. Would you like me to

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take �10 as you answer? Yes, please. Charles Darwin, is he pictured on a

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�10 note? Well done! OK, 55 grand, you can make this 60 grand. Louis,

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you can do it. Here is your Sitting in the middle this one is,

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bobbing up and down. Let me think. I remember this happening, I am not

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a tennis fan. I'm looking at sport, I do keep up-to-date with it and I

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remember being quite surprised at the people that went out and I had

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never heard of the guy who had won it. And... I think it is Novak

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Djokovic. Would you like me to take Novak Djokovic as your answer?

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please, Dale. Is it Novak Djokovic? Yes! Well done! Michaela and Lisa

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are wondering, will it be me? One of you is about to join me in

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

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Lisa! Come and make some money! Hi, Lisa. Come and sit down, welcome.

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Well, aren't you looking pretty tonight? Look at you, all sparkly.

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How are you keeping? Are you all right over there? I was a bit

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lonely. Who did you bring with you for support? My parents. Good to

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see you. Where do you come from? Falkirk, so, Scotland. What do you

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do? I am a film and media student and I am also a part-time

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receptionist. I am a singer and a photographer as well. I heard that

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if you won a lot of money, you would make your own record. Yes, I

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have co-written some songs and I have four or five tracks at the

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moment. How much do you need to make a whole CD? About �300 a track.

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Oh, well, I'm learning all the time. I wish you the best of luck. You're

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only here because Ann gave the wrong answer. I have to get her out

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of the Red Area and back into Winners' Row. I will be back with

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your question in a moment. Ann, how did this happen? Never mind, you

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have got to get this one right. This is your Red Area question. It

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Oh, my goodness. Who wrote Coriolanus? The only one I can

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think of is Shakespeare. I can't think of anyone else. Are you

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saying that is your answer? Yes, please. Yes! Well done! Come on,

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back you go. Well, look at that. KLAXON. The klaxon has sounded.

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That means only one thing. The prize fund is frozen at �60,000. We

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have four in Winners' Row. That means... Michaela! What can I tell

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you, darling? I have loved meeting your family and friends. Sitting

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there, you have been really patient. I am so sorry. With a heavy heart I

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have to say good night. Thank you. Just one short of a full house.

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Isn't that sad? Look at that. There is �60,000 in the prize fund. It

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means you're all in the right place at the right time. You are all In

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It To Win It. You can all breathe a sigh of relief. I will be back with

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your first question of the night and your last one of the night.

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I'll be back. OK. Almost a full house in Winners' Row. They will

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wait for what turns out to be the longest couple of minutes of their

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life but you know what, there is plenty of money to be won tonight.

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Hopefully, you'll be a win as we cross over to Lottery HQ for

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And yes, we are live at Lottery HQ with your host, John Partridge!

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Thanks, Alan and Dale. Luck is obviously on their side tonight. As

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always, we have live Thunderball and lottery draws this evening and

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we will also be showing you the National Lottery Olympic Park Run

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which is taking part next Saturday. Let's get cracking with Thunderball.

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-- taking place next Saturday. please get the machines up and

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running, please. Matt Chamberlain is the Draw Master

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and the Independent adjudicator is Sian Fleet-Milne. Last that, a

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their 83,000 tickets won a prize on that game. Congratulations if you

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were one of the lucky winners. Indeed, congratulations and good

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Half a million pounds could be a few seconds away so good luck.

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is the number which could make a huge difference to what you win.

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Here are tonight's Thunderball OK, it is back to Dale now and

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winners Red. I will see you very Ha-ha! There you are, welcome back!

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A few moments ago these few people helped put 60 grand in the prize

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fund. Which means, they are each looking at a potential share of a

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minimum of �15,000. And they are just one question away from that

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cash. You lucky girl. You look terrified! Yes! They've warmed up,

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I have not warmed up. Miss Sparkly Top, you join me in Winners' Row

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for the final questions of the night. �60,000 in the prize fund

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which means if everyone of you gives me a correct answer, you're

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going home with 15 grand. That is the minimum of what you are looking

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at for your first and last question of the night. Are you ready for

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your question? Just about, yes. right, darling, I wish you well.

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OK, nothing is particularly jumping out that me. I don't think it's

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going to be Sri Lanka. I've got a feeling it's not that. I'm thinking

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Vietnam or Thailand but more going towards Vietnam. I think it's going

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to have to be Vietnam, Dale, because I can't see any other

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reason other than they sound like each other. Would you like me to

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take Vietnam as you answer? Yes, please. Lisa, I'll accept Vietnam.

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If you are right, you're going home with a minimum of 15,000. If you

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are wrong, the other players are playing for a little bit more. Siam,

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would it be the same as Vietnam in another time? Thailand! I'm so

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sorry. It's been lovely to meet you. But for now, I have to say good

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OK, Richard. Well, you have given me three correct answers which

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means that 60 grand, you are responsible for 15,000 of it. Here

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you sit looking at a share of 20,000. That is the minimum you can

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go home with. I need you to give me a correct answer to this, your last

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question. Are you ready? I am. I just don't think it's Britney

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Spears. And Mariah Carey, I haven't a Scooby Doo. I know that Jennifer

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Lopez has had children. I think I'm going to have to go with J-Lo. I

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don't know why I'm leaning towards J-Lo. I can see her as a parent.

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Maybe it's a film, God knows? I think it will have to be J-Lo.

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Shall I take Jennifer Lopez as your answer? Yes. OK, I accept Jennifer

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Lopez. If you are right, the minimum you are going home with

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tonight is 20,000. If not, the other two are playing for 30 grand

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apiece. Is the answer Jennifer Lopez? Mariah Carey. Richard, I'm

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so sorry! It is what it is. So good to meet you. Thank you, Richard.

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Louis. Now your share, because we have lost the other two, is 30

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grand, minimum. Are you ready? For �30,000 minimum, here is your

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Holyhead. That is the top. Colwyn Bay. That is South Wales, I think.

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Menai Strait, I have never heard of the Menai Strait. Right, Colwyn Bay,

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bottom, Holyhead, top. I am going to go with... Colwyn Strait. Would

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you like me to take Colwyn Strait as your answer? Consider it done. I

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accept Colwyn Strait. If you are right, the minimum you are going

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home with his 30,000. If you're wrong, Ann is playing for 60 K. Is

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the answer Colwyn Strait? It is Menai Strait. Oh, I am so sorry. Oh,

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Louis! Give him a cheer, he has been wonderful. I'm sorry, I'm

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Ann. That doesn't happen very often, four to one. That means that you're

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now looking at the possibility of leaving here with �60,000. And you

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have only given the one right answer all night. You have been

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wants to be Red Area. Out of that 60 grand, you are responsible for

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5,000 of it and here you are looking at the possibility of me

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signing off on a cheque for you tonight in a few minutes time for

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60 grand. Shall we get it over with? Please! I do wish you the

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best of luck. We are all with you. I'm afraid I don't know. It is

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going to be a guess again. thought you would love the musicals.

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I like some of them. I don't think it is Evita. It sounds a bit like a

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cat's name. It's the sort of thing I would call a cat. So, I'm

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crossing my fingers, Dale and I am going to go for Cats. Are you

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saying you would like me to accept Cats as your answer? Yes, please.

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It is locked in. I have accepted Cats. If Cats is indeed the right

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answer, you're going home with the whole caboodle, the whole 60 grand.

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Is the answer Cats? Oh! �60,000. I'm over the moon! You have got 60

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grand. I am shell-shocked, I really am. You are just seconds away from

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me handing you a cheque for �60,000. Ann did it, another great night on

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In It To Win It. But you know what, it is not over yet. Time to see if

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you will win big money as we cross over again to Lottery HQ for

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An incredible result for Ann. She is in shock, bless her! 5,000 of

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you have taken part in the Olympic Park Run. The runners will be

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covering the five mile course around the park and the magnificent

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venues and they will be the first people to cross the finish line in

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the Olympic Stadium. Pretty exciting, we think. The five Mark -

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- five-mile run will go around the Olympic Park. Eight = Hyde Park in

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London or 357 football pitches. The start line is just north of the

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Olympic Stadium. It is the largest planting ever taking place in the

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UK with over thought 1,000 trees. - - 4,000 trees. The runners will

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pass the magnificent velodrome where National Lottery funded stars

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like Chris Hoy will be going for gold. It is the most sustainable

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the new in the park with a ventilation system eliminating the

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need for air conditioning. A road circuit will be added to the

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velodrome for use by the local community. Two miles into the

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course will be the International Broadcast Centre where reporters

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will report on the biggest event this country has ever seen. The

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park has been constructed by 46,000 people. At the three-mile mark the

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runners will pass the aquatic Centre. This house is two 50 metre

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swimming pools and a 25 metre diving pool which holds 10 million

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litres of water, enough to fill 50,000 bathtubs. This is where

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athletes like Becky at Linton will be going for gold. After the Games

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the facility will be transformed for the local community -- Becky at

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London. The runners will enter the Olympic stadium which is three

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metres taller than Nelson's Column. 10,000 tonnes of steel have been

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used to build the structure. The final leg of the run will take the

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lucky 5,000 participants around the stadium and across the finish line

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for anyone else. I think it will be a day to remember, especially if I

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beat Jenni Falconer, which I think I will!

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That is what he thinks! Next week we will be showing you the

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highlights of the day itself when I was very own OJ Borg and Jenni

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Falconer will be running. Now time to find ourselves a millionaire

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OK, Alan, master of all things numerical, what is in the pop

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tonight? It has been estimated at a cool �4.2 million. Release the

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weekend balls, please, Matthew! We are using Lancelot and set of false

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four. There were two lucky winners on Wednesday each pocketing 1.1

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million quid. Five lucky ticket- holders matched with five numbers

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plus the bonus. Congratulations, guys. Are we ready? Yes, we are.

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National Lottery players have raised over �27 billion for good

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causes. Over �6 billion has been Here are the numbers in ascending

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OJ Borg will be telling you more about the Olympic Park Run when he

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is here on Wednesday with one of our finest runners, Iwan Thomas.

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The Plus 5 results are right after Dale. He is presenting a cheque to

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lucky old Ann. Don't forget to put All that is left for me to do now

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is give Ann this. Her cheque for a massive �60,000! You are a winner!

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It says: Pay Ann Morris �60,000. Congratulations. You deserve it.

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Thank you so much. Well done, darling. Well done. Enjoy it!

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certainly will! Ann! OK. So Ann has a cheque and another fabulous night

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