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It's the National Lottery In It To Win It. Most digital viewers can

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play along wb tonight's quiz. Just press -- with tonight's quiz. Just

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press red it take part. Here is your host, Dale Winton.

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Thank you. That's a welcome and a half. A warm welcome to you.

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Welcome to the National Lottery In It To Win It. I have �100 here in

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the studio up for grabs tonight. Let's not forget, you could win an

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absolute fortune yourself in the National Lottery draws coming up

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later. Right now, five players are anxious, eager and ever-so ready to

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get on with the show. Let's meet them. They are Ross, Helen, Vicki,

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John and Elizabeth. They are cuteies tonight. Here is

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the deal: if they make it out of the waiting area to join me in

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Winners' Row, I could be handing them a cheque for a lot of money.

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Thing is, who will be the first person to sit in Winners' Row? You

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each have your own colour. Here is where we find out who will play

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It's white, it's Vicki. Come and make some money.

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Hello darling. Thank you. How are you? Very well, thank you. Come and

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sit down. Listen, I love your story, Vicki.

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Have I got this right? You have been planning your wedding for a

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very long while. Ten years, yes. Did you bring him? No, he wouldn't

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come. Why ten years? I've been very close once or twice before to

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nearly finalising it, and then I've just changed my mind again. Oh, it

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is you. Sort of. What do you mean, "sort of", there is no sort of

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about it. Well, we've lived together for ten years, so...

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Ereally secure now. No wonder he is not here tonight. What is his name?

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Trav. Are you waiting until you can both draw a pension or something?

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That could be an idea. Who did you bring with you for support?

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sister and my niece up there. girls. They are looking good.

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Aren't they? Best of luck. You have the best seat in the house. Every

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question I ask you is worth �5,000. That's every correct answer. The

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idea is to stay as long as you can in Winners' Row, until the klaxon

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goes. A wrong answer, you go to the Red Area. We don't want to be going

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there. So, do you feel lucky? I do. Just out of curiosity, were

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you to change your mind over the wedding, what would the money go on

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instead? Just skip the wedding and have a honeymoon.

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With him? Yes, definitely with him. I'm getting worried now. So, we're

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going to see what the first question is now, if you are ready.

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Noddy Holder and Dave Hill are If I got this wrong, my brother

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would probably kill me. These are his favourite bands. I'm going to

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say Slade. Do you want me to accept Slade as your answer? Yes, please.

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I accept Slade. If it is right, there is �5,000 in there. Is it

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Slade? Yes. �5,000 not good enough. Mind you, it is early days. Let's

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put �10,000. In here is your next question: What is the name of the

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blocks often placed against and aeroplane's wheels? Again, my

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sister works at Heathrow. So I'm going to say chocs.

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OK. Am I to take that as your answer? Yes, please. I accept it.

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If that's right, we have another �5,000 in the prize fund. Is it

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chocks? Yes. Well, you know the phrase - this is me showing my age

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- in the war they used to go, chocks away and pull them out on

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string. Here is the hat-trick, for I don't like the look which says,

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Any good? No. I haven't got a clue, really. One of them? No hope.

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should do but I don't have a clue. I am going to say Barcelona.

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Locked in, accepted. We have a deal. If that is right there will be

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�15,000 in the prize fund. I'm struggling with that one myself. Is

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it Barcelona? I had a feeling it was Bayern Munich. For now, please

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make your way to Red. Vicki, valiant start, �10,000 in.

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You can't complain. It means Winners' Row is now open to one of

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our other four players to join me. Let's find out who is going to be.

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It's pink, it's Ross. Come and make some money.

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Hi Ross. Hi Dale. Good to see you. Come and sit down. Very good to see

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you. Where have you come from today? I've come from Lisburn in

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Northern Ireland. Who did you bring with you for support? My brother

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Phil and my friend Johnny. Hi guys. Have they come from Ireland too?

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Yes. Tell me about what do you and what you need the money for? I'm a

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student at the minute in Belfast. With the money, what I'd like to do

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is firstly pay off my student loans. After that I want to go away on a

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Caribbean cruise. The Caribbean is lovely. How old are you? 20.

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are--way through your education. Yes. When I meet new five years'

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time you will be an accomplished? have no idea. I wondered what you

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were studying towards? Potentially, with the winnings what I would like

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to do is invest in a business. we are getting somewhere. What

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business would you like? I don't know. I would like to invest in a

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family business or find a business and just invest in it. You are only

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here because Vicki is putting off her wedding again. I've got to get

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her out of the Red Area. I will be back with your question. I didn't

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ask, Vicki, where have you come from? I'm actually originally from

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Northern Ireland as well but I live in London at the moment. I wish you

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luck. Take your time. It is not multi-Tim choice. Reveal the Red

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I can see his face. A good start. can't think of his name. No, I

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can't... Nick Grimshaw. OK, is that the answer? Yes. Would you like me

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to accept Nick Grimshaw as your answer? Yes, please, Dale. Vicki

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says Nick Grimshaw, if she's right - she looks dead confident - she's

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going back to Winners' Row. Is it Nick Grimshaw?

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APPLAUSE I've got to ask you - that was

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really funny because some people look like their names. You said, "I

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can see his face." Do you think he looks like Nick Grimshaw.

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Definitely. Here is your first Any good? Yeah, it's two brilliant

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tunes. And I think that it's Emeli Sande. Am I to take Emeli Sande as

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your answer? Yes, please, Dale. accept Emeli Sande as your answer.

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If that's right, another �5,000. Is it Emeli Sande? Yes. That was a

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good one for you. Would you have liked that? I did know that.

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klaxon went - if it went now, you are looking at �7,500 apiece. Your

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I have read all of these books. have? I have read them all. It is

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George RR Martin. It looks like you are saying to me, "Dale get on with

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that take that as my answer." please. I will. I have accepted

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George RR Martin. Is it right? Yes. To be honest, Dale, I've absolutely

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no idea. I don't think it's Richard. Itch ard III, he came back to

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England -- Richard III. So between Edward and Henry. I think I'm going

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to go for Edward III. Would you like me to take Edward III as your

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answer, Ross? Yes. I accept Edward III. It would have been a guess for

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me. I'm terrible at history. Would we have got �5,000 in the prize

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snund reveal the answer. -- in the prize fund?

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Richard III. You will be back but please for now make your way to Red.

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That has put a smile on three faces over there. One of you will be

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sitting here very soon after you have put another �5,000 in the

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prize fund. Let's get it up to This is so bizarre. My mother

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collects Waterford Crystal. It's Waterford. Would you like me to

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take that as your answer? Yes, please. I accept Waterford. If it

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is right, we'll have �25,000 in there. Is it Waterford? It sure is.

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I love Waterford Crystal. OK, �25,000 in the prize fund. One

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person in Winners' Row, one in red and three waiting to join me. Sadly,

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it can only be one. Who is it going to be? Here is where we find out.

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It's blue, it's Elizabeth. Come and Oh, look at you.

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Come and sit down. You look absolutely beautiful. Thank you.

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You really do. Now, Elizabeth, where have you come from? Liverpool.

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Is this what they wear walking towards Lime Street train station?

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Definitely, I go shopping in this. Doesn't she look beautiful? All the

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girls look lovely tonight. You come from Liverpool. What do you do?

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a make-up artist. Do you work in movies or department stores? I do a

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bit of both. Personal and in a store. I was also on an events team

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and did fashion shows in London. you like it? I love it. How much do

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you want to win? �50,000. What would you do with the money?

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going travelling later this year. Where are you going? Around the

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world. The whole world? Yes. you taking a year off? I'm leaving.

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Forgive me for asking, are you married? No. You are young, free

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and single. I sure am. Who have you brought with you? My dad and

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brother. Have they got the winder lust as well? No, they are home

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boys -- the wunder. No. They are home boys.

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Back to Ross in the Red Area. One Choice. It is an iconic film. I'm

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thinking you may know this. Those movies were way before my time. I

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can't even think of any of the other actors who are even in it. I

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don't even know - honestly - the year it was made or any of the

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other actors around at the time. So, at a guess, I'm going to say Sean

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Connery. OK. Well it's an educated guess. I think that's a good guess

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for somebody who doesn't know. But is it the right one? I'm looking

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for Sean Connery. Mark Hamill. I am sorry. We kind of knew that was

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going to happen. Ross, you will be back, but for now make your way

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And then there were two sparkly girls. Between them, looking at

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sharing �25,000. If the klaxon went this second, �12,500 minimum is

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what you are looking at. Here is You are going to need one of these

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for all the travelling you are going to do. Take your time, think

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carefully. Which animal is featured with a unicorn on a standard UK

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passport cover? I was looking at my passport not so long ago. You were

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looking at your passport before coming on the show thinking - if I

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win, I'm taking this with me. going to go with lion. I accept

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lion. Is it right for another �5,000? Yes.

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You know what, Vicki, that wedding is getting near. You are not doing

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a runner. We are going to make it 50 would mean he is 62. 55 would

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mean he is 57. I would think he is probably 62. So I will say 1950. Oh,

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hang on. Is he that old? 57.

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Actually, I'm going to go 1955. you saying you would like me to

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take 1955 as your answer? Yes, please, Dale. If you would have to

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pick my age between those two, what would it be? Definitely 1960.

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give me that rubbish. Really what do you think? I would say... 1960.

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It is worth �5,000. Is it right? We were born the same year. I think

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they deserve a little cheer, actually. They are doing rather

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well. APPLAUSE

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I love your eyes. You are beautiful. You are shining. I don't want to

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see them tear up. I want you to put another �5,000 in there. Here is

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I don't know if that's good for you I haven't got a clue. It is a total

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guess. You and me together, kid. I should know that. I think I might

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go with Stuart Lancaster. Does that mean you would like me to

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accept Stuart Lancaster? Yes. very unsure "yes."

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I have accepted it. If it is indeed Stuart, �40,000 in the prize fund.

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If not, we know what happens then. Is it Stuart? It's Warren Gatland.

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Please, for now, make your way to red.

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John, Helen, Ross, standby. One of you will be sitting here very soon,

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after Vicki has put another �5,000 You are laughing.

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Have you read the book? Seen the movie? Been there? I've read

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something about it, somewhere along the line. You look like you are

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pleased with the question. I am. I think. You don't me to repeat it,

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then. No thank you. I think the answer is Norse. Would you like me

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to take Norse as your answer? please.! I accept Norse. If it is

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right, we have another �5,000 in there. Is it right? If you know the

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answer, get it out there, because it is putting more money in quickly.

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I will be back. Meanwhile, we've got to get one of you out of the

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waiting area. Three of them sitting there. One is about to join me. Who

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is it going to be? Here is where we find out.

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It's green, it's Helen. Come and make some money.

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Hello darling. Another sparkly top.

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Lovely to see you. Come and sit down.

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Thank you. All the girls looking very sparkly tonight, which is

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lovely. Who did you bring with you for support? Who is with you?

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husband and sister. Where have you come from? Preston, Lancaster.

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love lankastshire. Yorkshire, Lancashire, I spent a lot of time

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there in my youth. What do you do? I'm a company director for a small

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manufacturing company. Posh as you like. The mavering company

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manufacturers? We are spinners of paper. -- the manufacturing company

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manufacturers? Without getting into the details,

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you turn paper into rope? And twine. Is it recycling? Some is recycled.

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Are you one of those new green companies? No. You are not green at

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all? A little bit. The money is going towards something special?

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I win some money I'm going to fund nigh niece' travelling to

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university. Beth. She is training to be a nurse. She is doing well

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but finds it difficult. That's the first thing I would do. What else

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for you? I would fly to New York and travel up the east coast to

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Boston. But if you won �100,000? Oh... Don't tell me you didn't

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think about it. Do you know, if I win �100,000, gourg spend �5,000

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on... -- you are going to spend �5,000 on... Handbags. What is it

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with girls and handbags. You have chosen a fine time to join me. God

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love John, he is the only one who hasn't been over. You are only here

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because of Elizabeth. We have to get her out of the red area. Listen,

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gorgeous, you are going to get out. I'll try. Don't rush to judgment.

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Take your time. Here is your Red You've got to love this one. No?

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I thought you'd like this. No. I really don't know. Well, it might

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be worth the era and give me something. So, if he was born in

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1940, that would make him 70s now. I'm trying to think. Cliff Richard.

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Would you like me to take Cliff Richard as your answer? Yeah.

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accept Cliff Richard. Please reveal the answer: Ringo Star. From

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Liverpool. Liverpudlian, Ringo and Starkey. I'm so sorry. You may well

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be back, but for now, please make your way right back to where you

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Let's put another �5,000 in. Helen, here is your first question: the

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Parliament of which country is You look like you like this. I know

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this. I recently within the and stayed near to it. A weekend away.

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The answer is Scotland. Am I to take that? Yes, please. Accepted,

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done. If it is right, it is �45,000 it. Would be nice. Is it Scotland?

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Here is your question: By the way, you wanted �50,000 for your wedding,

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You look like you know this one. You gave me a knowing look, as if

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to say the Paralympics sport of wheelchair rugby - I think I know

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that. Do you? I think so. Your answer is? I think it is Murderball.

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You do you want me to accept that as your answer? Yes, please. If it

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is right we are playing on and making money. Is it Murderball? Yes.

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If you have a clean sweep, we'll have another �10,000, making it �60,

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�30,000 apiece. Here is your Oh, the thought of it! What do you

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think? I know this, I have used them. You have used them. Is it

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toenails? I have a feet phobia. So, what

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would you like me to take as your answer? I would like you to take

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fabric as my answer, Dale. You are very certain. Accepted? Absolutely.

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It has to be lit up. If it is, we'll have �55,000 in there. Is it

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fabric? Yes. Good. You can do better than that, girls. Let's put

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another �5,000 in now. Vicki, here I really don't think it's Christian

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Bale. If it was, I would remember. I know I would remember. It is

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between the other two. Stkpwhraes fine actor, Christian Bale, isn't

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he... -- He's a fine actor. I'll going for Chris Pine. Are you

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saying you want me to take Chris Pine as your answer? Yes, please.

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It is illuminated. Will it stay that way? That will mean �5,000.

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Please reveal the answer. Yes! �60,000. If we do another clean

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sweep, we'll have �70,000, �35,000 apiece. Here we go. Let's look at

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What do you think? I don't know it. But before it came up I had a

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number in my mind. Which was? thought it was in the 1500s.

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But now I'm wondering if it's the 1600s.

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I'm going to go with my gut instinct. Which is? 1520. Would you

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like me to take 1520 as your answer? Yes. I accept 1520 as your

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answer. Please, tell me it is 1520. 1620. It just seemed a bit early.

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Oh, never mind. Please, take your way to the Red Area.

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Ohhhh! Do you know how much you have put in so far tonight?

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�40,000. APPLAUSE

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When you look at that �60,000, �40,000 is down to you. OK, let's

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make it �45,000 and a �65,000 all I haven't got a clue. It doesn't

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sound like Jamie Oliver. For some reason, it just doesn't. Jamie...

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Oh. I'm just going to have to choose one. I'm going to say - I'm

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going to say Jamie Oliver. I thought it wasn't him, so... Well

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that's logical. Would you like me to accept Jamie Oliver as your

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answer? Yes, please. I accept Jamie Oliver. If that's right, �65,000.

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If it is wrong, you and hillen together in the Red Area. Is it

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Jamie Oliver? No. I wonder yu said - I don't think it is him -- I

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wonder why you said - I don't think it is him, but I'll pick that

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anyway. ! I don't know, I just thought

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maybe it was him, it was something a bit silly. Make your way to red.

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Two in the red area. Three waiting to join me. Time is moving on. Who

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

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make some money. Hello, John. Hello. Good to see you.

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Come and sit down. I thought you weren't going to get a go. So did I.

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You know what has pleased me about this, and the audience agree,

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everyone has had a go. Where have you come from? Hastings in East

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Sussex. A beautiful part of the world. What do you do? At present

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I'm a part-time caretaker at a jauniour school outside Hastings.

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OK. -- junior school. Do you get on with the kids? Yes. Do they run you

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ragged? No, they are really nice children. What age? From four to 11.

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Who did you bring for support? lovely wife Jane and friend

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Margaret. Everybody has had a go at Winners' Row. How long can you stay

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here? How much money do you want? Originally �20,000. But I don't

:30:11.:30:15.

mind winning the jackpot. What do you want to do with the money?

:30:16.:30:21.

it was my 40th wedding aners havery. I wouldn't mind going on a cruise.

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-- wedding anniversary. Where would you go? I would like to

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go to the Caribbean. I like it. What about a treat for her up

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there? Maybe I would buy her a bag. Really, relax. You don't have to

:30:41.:30:46.

answer a question until I can get these beauties out of the Red Area.

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How did this happen? You have to agree on the correct answer. It is

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an all-or-nothing deal. Work it out and if you are happy with the same

:30:56.:30:59.

answer, you are both going back with John in Winners' Row, or back

:30:59.:31:05.

to where you started. Girls - we are all on their side, aren't we?

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AUDIENCE: Yes. We are with you, as I reveal the

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Do you know? I think it's Superman am Well Christopher reef definitely

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played Superman. I have never heard of the other two. Dean Cain, I

:31:29.:31:34.

think he played it in the series. And I have never heard of Brandon

:31:34.:31:38.

Routh but maybe he is - is there a new film out? I really don't no.

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Let's go for it. Absolutely. We are both agreed. Am I to accept

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superman as the answer? Yes. Collectively together? Are you

:31:48.:31:53.

happy we have a deal? Yes. So, the girls say Superman. If that's right,

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you are going back to Winners' Row APPLAUSE

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Back you go. You did so well, which is fantastic.

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Klaxon sounds The prize fund is frozen. Each of

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our winners can have a share of �60,000. That means they are

:32:31.:32:35.

looking at �20,000 apiece if they give me the right answer. That's

:32:35.:32:39.

the minimum. However, Ross, what can I say? I'm so sorry. It didn't

:32:39.:32:44.

work for you. I have loved meeting you. And Elizabeth, I'm gutted

:32:44.:32:50.

because, I love your spirit. But, you know what I'm going to say, I

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have to say good night. I'm sorry, darling.

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You are all just one question away from staking your claim on a share

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of that prize fund. �60,000, cut three ways, �20,000 apiece the

:33:10.:33:14.

minimum you are going home with the right answer. But you don't have to

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do anything. Relax. I will be back with that question very shortly.

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It's been good tonight. We leave our players biting their finger

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nails and sweating for a few minutes before they find out their

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fate. But here is where we see if you are going to win a life-

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changing amount of money. I hope you do, as we cross over to the

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National Lottery for tonight's Thunderball draw from the National

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Lottery. I hope you win aer if tune. -- aer if tune. We are live at

:33:50.:33:56.

lottery HQ with Jenny Falconer. Welcome to you all. Look at John

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sneaking on to Winners' Row last minute. He didn't have to answer a

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question. Tonight we have two chances for you to win big with the

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Thunderball and Lotto draws. Could you be as lucky as two jackpot

:34:09.:34:14.

winners this week? Last Saturday one winner won over �6 million and

:34:14.:34:17.

on Wednesday, one winning ticket scooped the whole �3 million

:34:17.:34:21.

jackpot. I bet there was a bit of celebrating going on in their

:34:21.:34:26.

houses. Later in the snow, we have a fantastic film to show you about

:34:26.:34:29.

a special community project that you as National Lottery players

:34:29.:34:34.

have been helping to support. First, let's get some Saturday night

:34:34.:34:44.
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winning under way. Here comes Julie, get the machines up and

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running, if you would. Tonight's drawmaster and

:34:54.:34:57.

independent adjudicator Chris Williams is overseeing the draw,

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excalibre and set of balls number three were collected today. Over

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the last week over 300,000 tickets have won a prize on Thunderball.

:35:08.:35:13.

Congratulations if you were the one of the winners. Good luck. Eyes

:35:13.:35:21.

down, look in. Which of these will be first? Three opportunities per

:35:21.:35:28.

week to play this game, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays.

:35:28.:35:35.

39 balls in all to choose from. We need two more, from this, our first

:35:35.:35:45.
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machine. Here is the first of them: Just one more. All we are asking

:35:46.:35:56.

for and there it is: so, what we'll do now is move on to Jenny.

:35:56.:35:59.

Remember, matching with the Thunderball alone will win you a

:35:59.:36:07.

cash prize. Good luck. So will this make the difference to you snopbt

:36:07.:36:15.

which is it going to be? -- -- will this make the difference to you?

:36:15.:36:25.
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Right now, it is back over to Dale and In It To Win It but we will be

:36:28.:36:32.

back in a few minutes for tonight's live Lotto draw. We'll see you very

:36:32.:36:42.
:36:42.:36:43.

Well, welcome back. A few minutes ago these three people all help put

:36:43.:36:50.

�60,000 in the prize fund and that means they are each looking at a

:36:50.:36:54.

share of at least �20,000. You know what, they are only one question

:36:54.:36:59.

away from the cash. John, when I said to the nation - they all

:36:59.:37:04.

helped put money in the prize fund. I didn't. I was telling a big

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whopper there. Look at that, �60,000. Yes. Your share, minimum,

:37:09.:37:17.

�20,000. How do you feel? Great, brilliant. Yeah, it's all right,

:37:17.:37:20.

isn't it? If you are ready, I would like to reveal your question.

:37:21.:37:30.
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Well, as I live in East Sussex and I usually go to Gatwick to go on

:37:36.:37:40.

our regular holidays, I'm pretty certain that I know the answer, and

:37:40.:37:44.

it's West Sussex. Would you like me to take West

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Sussex as your answer? I would, yes, please, Dale. I have accepted it.

:37:49.:37:51.

It's illuminated. It means if that's correct, you just won a

:37:51.:38:01.
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minimum of �20,000. You put in �10,000. You have earned

:38:09.:38:15.

the right to be here. So �10,000 of that �60,000 is down to you. You

:38:15.:38:21.

can do what John did and stake your claim on a share of a minimum of

:38:21.:38:31.
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�20,000. I wish you look. Here is Oh, I don't know. The Thick of It.

:38:38.:38:46.

It's a comedy. If someone is in the thick of it, they are up to their

:38:46.:38:56.

neck in it, possibly. Politics. Oh, I really don't know. Business,

:38:56.:39:04.

politics or fashion. Fashion? Right, I'm going to make a decision.

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I'm going to say business. Would you like me to accept business as

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your answer? Oh... The Thick of It. Business or politics? I'm going to

:39:16.:39:20.

change. OK. To politics. Would you like me to take politics as your

:39:20.:39:27.

answer? Yes. I accept it. It's illuminated. If it's right, you've

:39:27.:39:37.
:39:37.:39:49.

just won a minimum of �20,000. Is OK. Vicki, you've had a great night

:39:49.:39:53.

tonight. You have been in and out of the Red Area, but I have to tell

:39:53.:40:00.

you, when I look at that �60,000 in the prize fund, you put in �40,000.

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You deserve to be approximate here. APPLAUSE

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-- to be here. It would be tragic if you didn't get through this late

:40:13.:40:18.

stage in the game. Would you like your question? Yes, please, Dale.

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Any good? No. No. I don't think it's Washington. Idaho? Oregon? I

:40:49.:40:53.

don't know. I'm just thinking. I think I might just go in the middle

:40:53.:40:58.

and go for Idaho. Would you like me to take Idaho as your answer?

:40:58.:41:04.

please. If that is indeed the right answer, you are going home with

:41:04.:41:08.

�20,000. If it is one of the other two, I'm afraid all your good work

:41:08.:41:13.

was for nothing and the other two players are leaving with �30,000

:41:13.:41:23.
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apiece. Please reveal the answer. Oh, no! Oregon. Oh. Oregano. I am

:41:25.:41:28.

so sorry. No problem.! Thank you. You are going to get a huge cheer

:41:28.:41:32.

when you leave, but I have to say good night.

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I will be back with a cheque for each of you for bds30,000. Well

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done. Another great night on In It To Win

:41:56.:42:01.

It. Not over yet. You too could be just moments away from winning a

:42:01.:42:04.

fortune in the tonight's big lottery draw from the National

:42:04.:42:08.

Lottery. I wish you the best of luck.

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Thanks, Dale. Tonight's Lotto draw is coming up in a few moments but

:42:11.:42:15.

first thanks to your support, through playing National Lottery

:42:15.:42:19.

games, over �30 million a week is awarded to good cause projects all

:42:19.:42:24.

over the UK. Over the next few months we'll be showcasing some of

:42:24.:42:28.

the local heroes using that funding to transform the lives of those in

:42:28.:42:33.

their communities. We sent Chris Hollins to Doncaster to see how

:42:33.:42:38.

Helena miller is using music to enhance the lives of those

:42:38.:42:43.

suffering from dementia -- Helena Muller. I'm on my way to the

:42:43.:42:47.

offices of Lost Chord, a charity which organisations music

:42:47.:42:53.

therapeutic sessions for those people living with dementia. They

:42:53.:42:59.

are -- they have been receiving lottery funding for over ten years.

:42:59.:43:05.

Helena Muller set up the charity. Dementia is a form of brain dak. My

:43:05.:43:10.

sister had a massive brain haemorrhage years ago. Her

:43:10.:43:14.

condition was very similar to that of somebody suffering with dementia.

:43:14.:43:21.

When we were sat listening to Tamala Motown songs on the radio,

:43:21.:43:25.

she could remember all the words, singing along, much better than I

:43:25.:43:34.

could. I experienced that with my sister and I just loved to see it

:43:34.:43:38.

happen with people in residential homes and day centres. Once a month

:43:38.:43:42.

this centre is home to a memory cafe a place where people living

:43:42.:43:46.

with dementia in the community can drop in with their carers and

:43:46.:43:50.

family members, to meet others sharing familiar experience. It is

:43:50.:43:55.

like little miracles. It is the only way I can describe it. You are

:43:55.:43:58.

looking at somebody who is introverted. Then a particular song

:43:58.:44:01.

might spark a particular memory for them. And they change. They come

:44:01.:44:09.

out of their shell. They open up. # Come on along and listen

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# The lullaby of Broadway... # Helena inspires. Without people

:44:14.:44:19.

like her, it would be a great blow. She is a wonderful, wonderful

:44:19.:44:24.

person. Without this support, we would be in dire straits. It is

:44:24.:44:28.

such a wonderful place and we get the support and you meet other

:44:28.:44:34.

people in the same boat, don't we love? Nod your head.

:44:35.:44:38.

On behalf of the National Lottery, we would like to make a little

:44:38.:44:43.

presentation to someone we think is very special, our hell yaenia. --

:44:43.:44:49.

Helena. ! With music, you start to come

:44:50.:44:55.

alive and so that's why I feel I can't give up. What a brilliant

:44:55.:44:58.

afternoon. It's great to see so many smiles on people's faces who

:44:58.:45:02.

are obviously going through a really tough time. Helena has been

:45:02.:45:07.

making this charity work for over ten years and long may it continue.

:45:07.:45:12.

Here, here, what a fantastic job Helena is doing. If you want to

:45:12.:45:18.

find out about projects close to your home or heart, head online and

:45:18.:45:22.

follow the links to lottery good causes. Time for the main event,

:45:22.:45:27.

the Lotto draw. Let's see if you are about to join the multi-

:45:27.:45:37.
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millionaire club. Release the weekend balls, please, Jules.

:45:38.:45:42.

Tonight's jackpot has been estimated at �4 million. We are

:45:42.:45:45.

using Arthur and set of balls number eight. Over �22 million

:45:45.:45:52.

worth of prizes has been won by Lotto players this week. Incredible.

:45:52.:45:56.

Congratulations from us and enjoy spending the money. Is Arthur

:45:56.:46:06.

ready? He is. Here we go, good luck. Right, here we go: The National

:46:06.:46:10.

Lottery has created over 3,000 millionaires or multi-millionaires

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This one could make you very rich - number seven: And the bonus: Joo,

:46:48.:46:53.

so, - So, this Saturday night's winning Lotto looks like this in

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All the weekday draws can be viewed online on the day of the draw from

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9.30pm. John Partridge will be become here next Saturday at the

:47:09.:47:14.

same time, 8.00pm during In It To Win It with the next of our good

:47:15.:47:19.

cause films, featuring a community in Northumberland. We'll see you

:47:19.:47:27.

very, very soon. Have a nice night, goodbye.

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Well, I have one thing left to do, and that is hand out two very big

:47:31.:47:41.

cheques to our two winners. APPLAUSE

:47:41.:47:51.

�30,000. Who knew? Delighted. Congratulations.

:47:51.:47:56.

And �30,000 for you Helen. Gosh, thank you. Well done. Weren't

:47:56.:48:06.

they great? Well, I've enjoyed it this end tonight. I hope you've

:48:06.:48:09.

enjoyed watching In It To Win It. Come back and join us again soon.

:48:09.:48:14.

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