Episode 4 The National Lottery: In It to Win It

Welcome to the National Lottery In It To Win It. Most digital viewers

can join us on the Red Button. Now your host, it's Dale Winton!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE Thank you. Thank you. Oh, thank

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

Now, in tonight's Lottery draws, there's an absolute fortune to be

won, but will you be the winner? Well, fingers crossed you are

tonight. Also, in the studio, I have five people all hoping to win

up to �100,000. They are itching to play, so let's meet them. They are

Chanel... CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Andrew! Joan! John! And Lisa! Here's how it works. At the moment,

they're sitting over there in the waiting area. They need to be over

here in Winners Row, because, quite frankly, whoever is sitting in one

of these chairs, when the klaxon goes at the end of the show, could

well be in for me handing them a cheque for a huge amount of money.

The question is, who's going to be the first to sit in Winners Row?

You each have your own colour. Let's find out who's going to play

first. It's green, it's Andrew! Come and make some money!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE Hi, Andrew. Good to see you.

are you? Come and sit down. Ha-ha! You've had a brilliant start.

I have. First chair. Question is, can you keep this chair? Well, I'm

going to try my best. OK. How much would you like to go home with?

70,000 would be lovely. Where've you come from? I've come from

Lisburn in Northern Ireland. And what do you do in Lisburn?

a primary school teacher. What age group do you teach? I have a

mixture of eight-year-olds and nine-year-olds in my class.

LAUGHTER Very tiring! Yes! Absolutely! And

I've got a four-year-old wee boy, Charlie, at home as well, so

that's... Lovely. And who have you bought with you for support today?

I brought my lovely wife Janet and my brother Philip. Hi. So, if you

won 100 grand, what would you really do? I mean, you've suddenly

got 100 grand in your pocket. What would do? I think I would maybe

take the opportunity to go back to university and retrain. Retrain as

what? I'm a very keen cook. So I cook an awful lot at home. I cook

almost all the meals at home so... Oh, you're the one wants to open a

restaurant with unusual... A twist on recipes? Yes. I was thinking of

having Asian food, like a chicken Tikka Masala with a Northern Irish

twist, so instead of having Naan bread, you could have potato bread

with it. WHITE LAUGHTER Well, hmm... Curry's

not quite right unless you have a Naan with it. When you're doing the

menu, think about both... Yes, yes. And you know, think about us all.

Well, I do wish you the best of luck. This isn't getting the job

done. As I look at the prize fund, I see a big fat zero. We're going

to put some money in that. You know how it works - every question is

worth five grand. But if you give me a wrong answer, no money and you

go to the Red Area. Don't want to go there. Two ways out of there.

You know that. Back where you started on the turn of one question

or back here in Winners Row. So try and stay here as long as you can.

Are you ready? I am. As ready as I'll ever be! Let's put some money

in the bank straight away. Let's have a look at your first question

for 5,000. Please reveal the Erm... Well, if I ever do get to

opening my restaurant and cafe I probably would have some French

food in there. Not so... Up on Dutch food but I think the phrase

is "going Dutch". Am I to accept that, then? Yes. I'll accept that

as Dutch. It sounds kind of right. Is it, though? Yes! Five grand!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE Wouldn't it be great if they were all as easy

as that? Oh, yes! Wouldn't it be wonderful! Let's have a look at

Now, my wife is a big Harry Potter fan. She's read all the books. I

haven't read any of them. I prefer just to go to the cinema and watch

it instead. And I think Daniel Radcliffe is Harry Potter. I'm not

sure who Harry Melling is and I think Rupert Grint plays Ron

Weasley. I'll accept Rupert Grint. If that is right we will have ten

grand in the prize fund. That would be nice. Is it Rupert Grint? The

name is so familiar, tha's right. Good answer. OK. Here's your third

I've seen quite a lot of footage and clips of Dubai on TV, I

followed the Gulf and the Dubai Desert Open is there. And I think

it's the shape of a ship's sail, Dale. Are you saying accept ship's

sail as your answer? Yes, I am. done deal. I'll accept ship's sail.

The Burj Al Arab hotel - is it formed in the shape of a ship's

sail? Yes! CHEERING AND APPLAUSE Actually, it

has that beautiful thing that come out on the ocean. OK. This could be

�20,000. This could be a high-price game tonight. It's looking good.

Let's have another question. I hope Right... I know definitely that

it's not Dizzee Rascal. It's definitely not him. I don't think

it's... Jay-Z, so I'm going to go for Pitbull, Dale. Are you saying

you'd like me to take Pitbull as your answer? Yes. I accept it.

Accept. That will be my favourite question so far. It's not mine.

Well, I have to tell you, I'm not going to say what the answer is cos

it's about to be revealed, but I this much I will tell you - it's my

favourite artist, whoever it is. But is it Pitbull? Yes! He's

wonderful! And he's got the shaved head and he wears the glasses and

he wears the suit. He's sharp and very good. A good rapper. OK, let's

Well, I am a Manchester United fan, so I am familiar with all those

guys. David Beckham's got lots of hair. I don't think he needs a

transplant. It is... Wayne Rooney, Dale. I am pretty sure of that.

Would you like me to take Wayne Rooney as your answer? Yes, please,

Dale. I've accepted Wayne Rooney. Is that the right answer? Yes! 25

grand! And you're alone in Winners Row. Yes. How pleased do you feel

with yourself? Oh, very pleased! Let's make this �30,000. Here's

January Jones... Christina Hendricks, Elizabeth Moss. Well,

there really is absolutely... No logic to this. Well, there is a

type of logic. My birthday is New Year's Day, so it's January. My

mum's maiden name was Jones. So on that basis, I'm going to say

January Jones. Would you like me to take January Jones as the answer?

Yes, please. Is the answer January Jones? Christina Hendricks. The

audience are really with you tonight. But now you will be back.

Please make your way to Red. Thank you, Dale. OK! Well, I have four

players in the waiting area who probably thought their moment would

never come. For one of them it's about to change. Who's going to be

It's pink, it's Chanel! Come and make some money!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE Hi, darling! Hi, sweetheart! You're beautiful!

Thank you! Come and sit down. Oh, you're a treat. You look absolutely

beautiful tonight. Thank you. the dress! It looks fantastic.

Thank you, Dale. Who did you bring with you for support, Chanel?

brought my two best friends, John and Sheena. Hiya! And I love the

name of your daughter. What's your daughter's name? Asia May. Asia May.

It's so unusual. Where've you come from tonight? I have come from

Enfield in London. What do you do? I'm a student. I'm studying a

business degree of accounting. Accounting? Why are you laughing?

Are you no good at it? No! How much would you like to go home with

tonight? Dale, �50,000 would be amazing. What have you got the

money earmarked for? I've got this ambition to visit at least five

UNESCO World Heritage Sites in my lifetime. I know I'm still young

but a really luxurious holiday to the Galapagos Islands. Yeah. Brand

new car. I passed my test in August. Oh, so you're a new driver? Yeah.

OK. You join me in Winners Row with 25 grand in the prize fund. We can

do a lot better than that. You're going to put five grand in straight

away, but not right enough. You're only here cos Andrew got the answer

wrong. I'll be back with your question in a moment. Andrew!

You're in jeopardy here. Yes. great, not very comfortable. Red

Area questions are one question, it is not multiple-choice, so do your

best to find me the right answer. OK. Show me the Red Area question,

please. You're a teacher! Yes. brilliant is that! If I got this

wrong, I would never live it down! But thankfully, I do know that the

C stands for "certificate". It's the General Certificate of

Secondary Education, so my answer is certificate, Dale. When it came

up, I was thinking, "I can't think what the C stands for". I always

think of GCSE, GCSEs. Yeah. what does it stand for? What is the

rest of it again? The General Certificate of Secondary Education.

Right. I've got several. How many O-levels? You're showing your age,

Dale. What, O-levels? I did O- levels then, didn't I! I said O-

levels! I've got seven of them. Well, stop showing off! My

education is terrible. So I've accepted certificate as the answer.

Let's hope it's right. I'm sure... You must know. Is it right? I'm

sure it must be. Yeah, it is! Well done. Back you come. Here's where

you can make it 30 grand straight away. For another five grand, let

Edelweiss... This is terrible for me. I'm going to have to take a

guess. This is not an educated guess! Right. And I'm going to go

for... Deserts. I've accepted deserts. If that's right, we'll

have 30 grand in the prize fund. If it's not, well, you're in the Red

Area. It is the answer deserts? Oh! Now, I may be way off here and the

audience will be sure to tell me if I'm right or wrong. Edelweiss, was

that in the Sound Of Music set in the Austrian mountains? AUDIENCE:

Yes. It was like... # Edelweiss # Edelweiss...

LAUGHTER And they were in the mountains and

was it Julie Andrews trekking across with lots of children or

something? I don't know. Anyway, no help to you. No help. So please

make your way to Red. Which means, stand by, you three, one of you's

going to be sitting right here very soon. Let's have a look at your

Zeus is... He is the King of the Gods in Greek mythology. Poseidon...

Erm... I think he's something to do with the sea or something like that.

None of this helps me as to know what relationship they have but I

would say that Zeus was the father of Poseidon. So I'm going to go for

father, Dale. Shall I take father as the answer? Yes, please. I've

accepted father. Is it the father? Oh, it's the brother. Please make

your way to Red. OK! Time to find another person from the waiting

area to sit here in Winners Row. Who's it going to be? Let's find

It's white, it's Joan! Come and make some money!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE Ooh! Hi, Joan! Hello, darling!

Lovely to meet you! You, too! You, too! Come and sit down. I heard

that you'd written in your application, "I want to go on In It

To Win It and adopt Dale". Yes! want to adopt me. I'm old enough

probably to be your mother. stop it! We don't talk ages here in

this programme. We never talk ages. But I do know not so long ago you

retired. So what were you doing before you retired? Well, I was

working part-time as an estate agent. The dreaded! Dreaded? So

you've seen the market go up and down... Yes. And all the upsets.

Where are you from? Buckinghamshire from Stone, which is near Aylesbury.

That's a lovely part of the world. Who are you with tonight?

daughter Annette there and my son David. So you've got the whole

family with you tonight. Yeah, supporting me. Really willing you

to do well. How much do you want to win tonight? Well, if it was just a

little, 15,000. I would like to see my sister in America. Now, you

haven't seen her for 10 years, have you? No. She was a GI bride.

you not fancy marrying an American and going over there? I was too

young then. I was only... goodness! But listen, you can relax.

You're only here because, look, we've got two in the Red Area. So

I'm going to get them out, put them back in Winners Row, I'll be back

with your question in a moment. Thank you. Right, here's the deal.

You need to both agree on, fingers crossed, the same correct answer,

so have a talk amongst yourselves. I need one answer and it's all or

nothing. You're either both going back there or both going back there.

So here's your Red Area question. Oh, here we go! Another one of

those great... I love Rihanna! It's Eminem. Yup. It's 100%. We're

pretty certain about that. million percent! Yep! I love this!

Eminem? Yes. I'll take Eminem. If that's right, you're going back to

Winners Row. Is it Eminem? Yes! Yeah! I was saving that question

for you! Just teasing you there. Let's hope this is a nice question,

Joan. If you're ready, shall we do it? Yes, please, Dale. Here's your

first question. Thank you. Oh, my Do you play Scrabble? No, I don't,

Dale. I love Scrabble. Do you? I'll have a guess at 144 cos 12 12s are

144, so it could be that one, I think. I think 64 might be a bit

too low. Are you wanting me to take 144? Is that what you're saying?

Yes, please. OK, I accept 144. Is it 144? Oh! I think there are more

than 12 across. It's ever so big, the Scrabble board. Yeah, I suppose

it is. For now, please make your way to Red. Mind the step, darling.

We seem to have got stuck at 25 grand here. We've got to break that

spell and make it 30. Here's your Las Vegas. For some reason, I was

drawn to the meadows. I have no idea. I do not know and I'm just

going to go with it. I'll accept the meadows. Yeah. Well, let's hope

it's right. I don't know this one. Is it the meadows? Yeah! At last we

have 30 grand in there. Well done! OK. Andrew, I wish you well. Here's

All great movies. Yeah. Well, there have been... There've been more

than three Indiana Jones. There've been four, I think, so I can

discount that one. So it's left between Transformers and Iron Man.

I'm trying to think how many Iron men there have been. Not enough in

my life! LAUGHTER

I am going to go for... Transformers, Dale. Would you like

me to take that as your answer? Yeah, well, my wee boy wants one,

so, yes. OK, I need you to tell me what you want me to take. Yes,

Transformers, please. OK, I accept Transformers, so were you right to

stick with your initial gut reaction or should you have gone

with your secondary thought? I wonder, usually gut reactions are

the right things to do, but is it right now? Yes! I always think

first reactions, I always think gut reaction. Well done. Thank you.

John and Lisa. One of you will be sitting right here very soon. Who's

it going to be? Let's find out. It's yellow, it's John! Yes! Come

on! Come and make some money! Hi, John! Hi, Dale. Good to see you.

Thank you. Come and sit down. Lisa, I'm sorry! Are you OK, darling?

am, Dale, thank you. Who's with you? I'm with my husband Steve and

my mum Mary. Lovely. Good to see both. Where have you come from,

John? I'm from Leeds in West Yorkshire. OK, and what do you do

in Leeds? I'm a transport manager with a large logistics company.

look after, like, 120 lorry-drivers, don't you? Something like that?

Just over 100. About 102. What do you have to do? It's just getting

all the deliveries out to pubs and clubs and places like that so

everybody can go out and enjoy their self on a weekend and go have

a pint. How much do you want to win tonight? I'd like to win about

50,000, Dale. I have three beautiful daughters. I'm very much

a family man and they are my life and I'd like to spend a lot on them

and treat them as well. So they're Daddy's girls? They are. Did you

bring them tonight? I've brought my youngest daughter, Carly, who's

come all the way from the Isle of Wight to be with us. And who's he?

I haven't a clue, he followed us in! No, I'm joking of course!

That's my good friend Tim. He's lived across the road from you for

ever, hasn't he? For ever, yeah. If you cut that guy in half, it would

say genuine all the way through. Really? Yeah, he looks out for my

girls, he's looked out for me, he's a good friend. And he's hoping that

you'll look after him if you walk home with 50 grand! He's not that

good! I wouldn't go that far! now, listen, I've got to get Joan

out of the Red Area. Now, you've seen how it's done. I mean, the bad

thing about the Red Area is it's not multiple-choice. I'm going to

give you the question, I'm hoping you know the answer. If you do,

you're headed back to Winners Row. If not, you're going to go back and

join Lisa. OK. So, are you ready, gorgeous? Yes. Come on, let's have

I really don't know. I don't think... They're in the European

Union, so I'll say the drachma but that's just a guess. The drachma?

Yes. Would you like me to take drachma as your answer? That's

wrong isn't it! Yes. OK, I've accepted drachma. What is the

official monetary unit of South Africa? Oh. You know the rand?

Oh, never mind! Please make your way back where you started. Take it

Come on, John, let's make it 40 I don't think it's a beetle. I've

heard of lots of types of beetles but not any related to that name.

I've got this vision of a bison with his... So have I!

LAUGHTER So where was I? You've got me all confused now! I'll rule

beetle out, Dale. I don't think it's a beetle. It's not one I've

really heard of and I do like nature and wildlife and things like

that. I'm still ruling out beetle. I'm going to say it's a bird.

would you like me to take bird as your answer? Erm... Yes, Dale.

accept bird. I'm hoping it's the right answer. Is it? Thank goodness

for that! OK, 40 grand in the prize fund. Let's make it 45 grand. That

would be 15 grand apiece each. That's very nice. Here's your

Have you ever seen the TV show Rebus? No. Detective. It's very

good. I haven't. I just think I'm going to go for... John. John Rebus.

Would you like me to take John Rebus as your answer? Yes. I accept

the answer John. If it is right, you've dodged a question you don't

like and you've got away with it. Is it John? Yes! Well done! 45,000.

OK. This would be 50,000. That's very nice. Andrew, let's make it 50.

Here's your question. School Henry VIII. Er... Henry VIII, he

definitely was not executed. I think because he lived to excess

and he enjoyed the high-life, I think he died of natural causes,

Dale. Would you like me to take natural causes? Yes, please.

accept natural causes. Did Henry VIII die of natural causes? It's

worth five grand. Yes! Well done. 50 grand. There's 50 grand in the

prize fund. If you all have a good round here, that's another 50,

which would make it 65 grand. Very nice. Very good share. Very nice

pot of money. OK, let's make it 55. I know it's not Virgo because

that's my wife birthday. And it's nowhere near mine, basically. I

also have a daughter that has a birthday not long after mine and I

know what my star sign is, so I'm going to say that it's Aquarius,

Dale. Would you like me to accept Aquarius? I would, yes. I accept

Aquarius as the answer. If that is right, we're on a roll here, 55

grand. I hope it is. Is it I actually like athletics but, oh,

my gosh! This, to me, would be a nightmare question so I'm going to

shut up. Kelly Holmes... I'm going to rule out 200 metres and 400

metres. Does she do the long- distance running? Mo Farah does

long-distance running, I know he does. Does she? I'm going to go for

800 metres and 1,500 metres, Dale. OK. Would you like me to accept 800

metres and 1,500 metres as your answer? Yes, please. OK, consider

it done. We have a deal. It is worth five grand. It would make

that nicely, very tidily �60,000. This is tough for me but it's not

me that's doing this. So I am with you on this. Yes! Thank you!

�60,000. I would love this to be 65 Erm... One of my past times was

that I used to read the atlas. Not a very interesting pastime! What a

boring teenager you were! Yes! will it pay off for you now? Yes!

Capital cities are my speciality. You seem very confident. I have

accepted Malaysia. You seemed so confident I am sure you are right.

Let's see. Yes! Well done! Oh! The klaxon has sounded. I am looking at

that prize fund. It is frozen at �65,000 and it is not going

anywhere except here. You each have a chance of winning your share of

that money. Relax, your question is not right now. In the meantime,

after say, Joan, you were over here and I have loved you coming over. I

have loved meeting you. Lisa, it just did not work for you tonight.

I have loved meeting your husband and your mum. Your family are great.

You should have won some money but you didn't, so it is time to say

This is the worst part of the show for me, when somebody leaves. We

are about to have the best part for you, which means you could be going

home with �21,666 each. That is if you give me the correct answer. One

question separates you from that cash. Relax, breathe easy. I will

be back with your question very shortly.

They are going to sit there. For them, it will feel like ours! But

you know what, there is still plenty to play for for you tonight.

Hopefully you will be a winner, as we cross over to Lottery HQ for the

host, who's fresh from the National Lottery Olympic Park Run, Jenni

Falconer. Thanks, Alan, and thanks, Dale. Looking forward to hearing

those all-important Winners Row questions shortly. But before we do,

there's the Thunderball draw and we've got news from the spectacular

National Lottery Olympic Park Run, which, as Alan mentioned, I was

very fortunate to be a part of. I'm quite tired now! More about that in

a second. Right now we are ready to meet some weekend winners. Julie,

please get those machines up and running. Our draw team tonight is

adjudicator Avni Mashru and Draw Master Julie Morrisey. Excalibur is

the machine with set of balls 3. On Friday, over 97,000 tickets won a

prize. Congratulations if you were one of those lucky winners. Here we

go. Good luck! The first number, 27. And next to... For your

delectation! Here's the third... Two more needed from this, our

first machine. Here's the first. And the final ball... From of first

machine. Excellent! If you have matched all the balls are drawn so

far, you're a one ball away from winning half a million pounds.

imagine! Just imagine! This ball could make all the difference to

what you win it. Here are tonight's Thunderball numbers in ascending

trainers and my running gear and made my way over to the Olympic

Park along with 5,000 other runners, to take part in The National

Lottery Olympic Park Run. It was an absolutely fantastic event put on

to thank National Lottery players for helping support London 2012 and

is the first time in Games history that the public has been given the

opportunity to take part in something like this. Here's OJ to

The day has finally arrived. 5,000 lucky people will be running the

five-mile course around the Olympic Park and will be the first across

the finish line in the Olympic Stadium. The lottery Games have

helped contribute hundreds of thousands of pounds to the Olympic

Games. Later, this stadium will fill up with friends and family, as

well as the runners. Excited participants are flooding into the

park and making their way to the start line for this once-in-a-

lifetime opportunity. It is an opportunity not just to see the

stadium, but for people to be the first to run in the stadium. That

is something to talk about for the rest of your life. You are half a

man used to be coming into this race? Yes. I have lost six stone!

Is a real privilege to be here today. The first time I have

actually been here, and seeing where the money has gone is very

impressive. I have seen the stadium going up, literally from my

backyard, so it is a great data come in and see what is happening.

I believe you are the oldest runner? So I am told! I will be

very pleased to be here. I went to White City in 48 and it was long

since pulled down, of course. But it was amazing to be a teenager and

watch those Olympics. I am back again. Can we just stay like this?!

I need you to say something. Look at this, that is my back! I will

Apology for the loss of subtitles for 72 seconds

It is great for these guys. I loved it and I think it is a great

Absolutely ecstatic! Absolutely fantastic! Not very fast but I kept

going and we stayed together. A fantastic privilege to be here.

Thank you. Congratulations. The oldest competitor here. And

desperate finish at the end? Yes! You won? Are only just. But we have

to be honest about this, and I beat you! Ha-ha! What an incredible day

and you can see the people behind me who took part, and let's hope

this stadium sees a whole host more of medals. Fingers crossed for Team

done a 20-mile run that morning! Well done to everybody else. First,

time to go back to Dale and Welcome back! A few minutes ago,

these three helped put �65,000 in the prize fund, which means they

are each looking at a share of at least �21,666 each, and they are

only one question away from the cash. John... You were at the

earliest out to Winners' Row, which means you did not get the chance to

predict huge amount in, but you did put 10 grand in, and quite probably,

you know how will it works. It goes up to 32,500 apiece. Shall we do

it? Yeah! Buyer ready when you are to. Let's do it! -- I am ready.

It's not a name I'm familiar with. And thinking fashion. I don't know

why. I don't think it's cooking. I'm going to go with cooking. --

fashion. Would you like me to take that as your answer? Yes. I don't

know the game and I have thought through it. -- the name. John says

fashion. It is locked in. If that is right, the minimum you are going

home with his �21,666. Is it fashion? Yes! If yes! Yes!

Brilliant! You know what? How many daughters have you got? I have

three beautiful daughters. every single one of those will have

known that answer. He is one of the finest fashion designers ever. He

is brilliant and he has served do well! He certainly has! And well

done! You should wear some of his! The question is, is John going home

with that money or are you going to give me the wrong answer and pushes

share up? I wish you the best of luck. Thank you. For your whole

family and Asia May. Here is your I can actually picture the dog.

Gosh! Sausage dog... Poodles. No, I don't think it's poodle. What does

a - and look like? -- a sausage dog. I like dogs and I am just going to

have to have a guess and say... The middle one. Would you like me to

take that as your answer? Yes. Consider it done. I have locked it

in. Is it right? Well done! Good! Are you OK? I haven't got a

tissue with me! Would you like my sleeve? Go on! Have my sleeve! Just

ruined a �400 share it! I can buy you another one, Dale! You live

near me! Yes! Well done! I don't know what you are going to blow

your nose on if you win! Now you have seen how it is done. When you

look at that �65,000, 40,000 is yours. Your last question of the

Erm... I have never heard of that address in my life. Winston

Churchill was the Prime Minister during the Second World War, so if

he was born in 1926, he would have been 13, if my maths is correct,

which seems quite young to be the Prime Minister and directing a war.

So I can rule him out. Maggie Thatcher... If she was born in

1926... 70... 73. She would be 80 odd. 26. Margaret Thatcher was

Prime Minister in 79 so it would have meant she was 53 when she was

Prime Minister. No. Yeah, that's right. No, I think she was younger

than that. So I am going to go for the Queen, Dale. Would you like me

to take the Queen as your answer? Yes, please. I accept your answer.

It is locked in. You have just given the answer to the most

important question of the night. Do you it is worth 21,666 1,000. For

the other two, it is worth 32,500 grand. For �21,666, or no at that

address in London on the 21st report 1926. -- born. Yes! Well

done! Thank you, Dale! OK, relax! I will be back with your

cheques very soon! Well done! That is how it should be. I will be back

very soon with the money but time now to see if you will win a big

money. Come on! Let's cross over to everyone managed to get a share of

that fantastic prize. Now let's see if we can get some of you winning

at home, with tonight's big Lotto jackpot tonight. Tonight's jackpot

has been estimated at �4.1 million. Brilliant, let's do it! Release

those weekend balls, please, Julie. We are using Merlin and set of

balls 1. One very lucky ticket scooped Wednesday's jackpot to win

over �2.2 million. And a further seven lucky ticket holders matched

five main numbers and the bonus to claim a very satisfying �97,000

each. Congratulations. Well done to everyone. Are we ready? Good luck!

If we are off and running. And here is the first. 49, the top banana

five Wednesdays ago, too. Number 40. Since it launched back in 94, the

National Lottery has given away over �40 billion in prizes. 252nd

Lotto appearance for 47. No. 18, drawn up four Wednesdays ago as

well. Number five joined us 10 weekends back as well. And the

bonus... So this weekend's winning numbers in ascending order. That's

nearly all from us tonight. Enjoy the rest of the weekend whatever

you are up to. Right now, I am looking for somebody to give me a

foot massage. Alan? I could do Well... All I've got to do now is

give everybody their cheques for a huge 21,006 under and �66. Let's

hear it for a win as! -- winners. John. Well deserved. Lovely! Thank

you. Well done. Chanel. It says here, pay her �21,666. And I can

get a new share at! Thank you! done, darling. I was very worried

things weren't going to happen tonight, but it does say, pay

Andrew Williamson �21,666. Thank you, Dale. Well done. OK. They have

all got their cheques and they have had a fantastic night on In It To

Win It. Thank you for watching and I do look forward to seeing you

very soon. Until then, have a great night. You won't have to win long