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

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with tonight's quiz, just press red to take part and good luck. Now

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here is your host, it's Dale Winton!

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APPLAUSE AND CHEERING Thank you, thank you.

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Well, there's a welcome and a half, thank you very much indeed. Welcome

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to the tphafrbl lot -- National Lottery In It To Win It. Tonight

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will be the night, your lucky night, I hope so. You could win a fortune

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in the National Lottery draws, they're all coming up later. Right

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now I have five players, they've all got the chance to win up to

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�100,000 here in the studio. Let's give them a very warm welcome, they

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are Linette, Dale, Cat, Darren, and Paul!

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APPLAUSE AND CHEERING Well, here's what's on offer. If

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they make it out of the waiting area, to join me here, could be I

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will be handing them a cheque for a large amount of money. The question

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is who will be the first person to sit in winners' row? You each have

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your own colour. Let's find out It's green! Dale, come and make

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some money. APPLAUSE AND CHEERING Another Dale!

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Come and sit down. I have to say, it's not very often I meet another

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Dale. Me neither. Where are you come? South Wales. What do you do?

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I am a design engineer. Who is with you tonight? My wife Donna and best

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friend, Scott. You have the best seat in the house, you are the

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first one here. Yeah. What are the chances of you staying here until

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the end, I don't know. But as long as you are here when the klaxon

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goes, that's all that matters, you are guaranteed a share of the prize

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fund. You have come here with a dream to win some money. How much

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cash would make Dale a happy bunny? I want it all. Yes! Absolutely. You

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want �100,000? Wye love that. try and make that happen. What

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would you do with the money? would love to clear all the debts.

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Not worrying about what comes through the letterbox? No, house

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improvements, we moved in two years ago and haven't spent a penny. New

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kitchen, new bathroom. The The best family holiday cow imagine. I think

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we have done about �100,000. You know thousand get there, you give

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me a lot of correct answers. Each question is worth �5,000. That's

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what goes in the prize fund. You know how the game works. I will

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tell you and remind you one wrong answer, it's the red area. Two ways

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out of there, right back where you started or back here in winners'

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row. You know that. Let's get rid of the red area. Let it go. We need

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to put money in that prize fund. Are you ready for the first

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question? Yes. I wish you the best of luck. For �5,000, let's see what

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I am confident on this one, Dale. It's not Belgium because that's

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Brussels. It's not Austria, because that's Vienna. I am going to go for

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Finland. Shall I accept Finland as your answer? Yes. If it's right,

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that's �5,000 in the prize fund. Is it Finland?

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Yeah. Good start. Let's make it �10,000. Here is your second

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To be honest, I am I am stumped straightaway. To be honest I have

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never heard of Morgan Le Fay. going to have to be a guess and I

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am going for Hercules. Would you like me to take that as the answer?

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Yes, Dale. I have to say I think that's a killer question. I don't

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know. Is it Hercules? It was King Arthur. No idea.

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Audience, did you know that one? AUDIENCE: Yes! Listen to that. They

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all knew the answer! It's just us, Kal -- Dale. We are thick. It means

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straight to red, I am afraid. Sorry. �5,000 in the prize fund. That's

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not enough. I do have an empty chair here. Someone else is going

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to be sitting here. Who's it going It's yellow, it's Darren! Come and

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make some money. APPLAUSE AND CHEERING

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Hi, Darren. I thought you were going to hug me then, oh, you are!

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Great, come and sit down, Darren. Always love a hug. Welcome to

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winners' row. Thank you. All boys tonight so far. Well, if that's the

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way it's going to be. How are you doing? Very good, thank you. Where

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have you come from? Chesterfield. And who did you bring tonight?

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beautiful wife, Claire and my mum, Monica. High girls. -- hi hi girls.

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What do you do for a living? I am an IT network engineer. You live in

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a world I know nothing about because I can't repair anything.

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That's why I am so busy. It's the right job to be in. Yeah. How much

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do you want to go home with. Probably about �80,000 stkpwhru

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want to win the lot? Yeah, why not. I am only here the once. Absolutely.

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What would do you with the money? would like to buy my wife a new car.

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Take That the kids to Disneyland in Florida, they've been to the one in

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Paris. A bit sensible, a bit fun. There is �5,000. You are going to

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add to that, not just yet. You are only here because Dale got it wrong.

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We are going to get him out of the red area. You know thousand works.

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It's do or die. On the turn of one question. Give me a correct answer,

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back in winners' row, give me the wrong answer and you are right back

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where you started. This is not multiple choice. OK.

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am going to give you the question. Please find me the right answer.

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will try. Ready? As I will ever be, yes. I wish you the best of luck.

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I know this, deal. It's Arnold Schwarzenegger. Am I to take that

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as your answer? Yes, please. that's right, back in winners' row.

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Is it Arnie? Yes, come on. Back you come. APPLAUSE AND CHEERING Right.

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Now boys. Not enough for me, �5,000. We have to get that way up. Are you

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ready? I am ready. Here is your Um... Well, a a bouquet to me would

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be a bunch of flowers soy would say bundle of herbs, it's a questions.

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Would you like me to to accept that. Yes. Is it a bundle of herbs?

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Yes, well done. OK, Dale. �10,000. Here is where we can make it

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�15,000. You can do this. Let's Not very good on musicals, Dale.

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hate musicals! I can't sit through one. My wife would know this. I

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don't know why, but Les Miserables is jumping at me. I can't pronounce

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it, sorry. I am going to go with Les Miserables. OK. Would you like

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me to accept Les Mis? Yes. Wye have said the same, thing. Is the answer

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Les Miserables? Yes, well done. Good.

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Musicals! �15,000. If the klaxon went now you are looking at �7,500

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each. That's great but it's not enough. We are going to make it

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�20,000 right now. Are you ready? am ready. Here is your next

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Do you like this one? I do, I am a Liverpool fan. Oh! You know about

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this. I probably say Z-Cars. it's right, �20,000, it's moving

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nicely. Is it Z-Cars? Yes! Would you have known that one?

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Torn between 18 and 28. I remember there's quite a few. I am going to

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go 28, Dale. I accept 28. Is it it's right, another �5,000 in the

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prize fund. Is it 28? Yes! It's going rather well, isn't it?

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OK. Don't want to speak too soon. Touch wood! Let's make make it

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Um... I don't think it's beer mats. I am torn between stamps and books.

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With the Bible being a book, I am looking towards probably books,

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Dale. Are you saying you would like me to take that as your answer?

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please. I accept books. If it's right, �30,000. Is it books?

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Yes. Well done. You have just put another �5,000 in.

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It's going so well, boys. I don't want to jinx it. Let's see what

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I don't think it's Eminem, because I am a big fan of him. He is

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fabulous, isn't he? Yes, he is. I bought a Dr Dre album in the past

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and can't remember many other famous ones by him and I know Kanye

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West has had a few over the last few years so I am going to go with

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can yes can -- Kanye West? Would you like me to take that as your

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answer? Is it right? If it is, �35,000 in there. Is the answer

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Kanye West? Well done. With that amount now you would be

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looking at a share of �17,500 minimum. Let's motor on. Are you

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ready for the next one? I am ready, The only one of those authors I

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really heard of probably is James Paterson. I am going to go for

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James - going to go with my gut. Would you like me to take that as

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your answer? Yes, please. Accepted and done. If it's right, �40,000.

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Is it the answer James Paterson? Nicholas Sparks. Listen, you will

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be back. For now, please make your way to red.

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OK. One of you will be sitting here very soon. After you put another

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I haven't got a clue. I am going to go for the odd one out, HMS

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Birkenhead. Shall I accept that? Yes, please. I accept HMS

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Birkenhead. �40,000 if it's right. If it's wrong, you are joining

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Darren in the red area. Is the answer Birkenhead?

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Lusitania. Please Please make your Well, boys, you look very comfy

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there. Don't get too comfortable. You're coming back soon. It means I

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have an empty seat here in Winners' Row. Someone's about to join me.

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Who's it going to be? Let's find It's Lynette.

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Come and sit down. Mind the step. There you go.

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How are you doing? I'm fine. I'm just a bit worried getting on this

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chair. It's all right, darling. It's good for you. It's a good look

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on you that chair. Better than sitting over there. Yeah. Where

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have you come from, darling? whirl. Who due bring with you for

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support? My lovely husband Alan and my lovely friend Irene. Hiya. Good

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to see you. You come with a dream, how much money do you want to go

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home with? Oh, the lot if I can, Dale. What would you do with the

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money? Help my family, obviously. I would go on a nice, long holiday

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and I was on a Marie Curie some years ago, I would like to donate

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some. What is a treat for you? Shoes. Oh, really! They're nice.

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Thank you. All colour coordinated. Thank you. I tell you what, you

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don't have to do a thing right now, can you relax. I have to get them

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out of the Red Area. Owe Kai. be back with your first question in

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a moment. Boys, I feel I should be sit thring, I really do. I'm going

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to come and sit there. That's where I belong. Here we go. I'm at home

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now. I'm going to read you the question.

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You know the deal. All or nothing. I have a feeling you two are going

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to work brilliantly together. Are you ready? Yeah. Ready. We're going

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to dot question and I shall step out and you can cuddle up. Here's

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Hold that thought. Work together. I wish you luck. Do you want to do it,

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or shall I? Do I together. Can we do it together. Boys, hit me.

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Carol. I accept that as your answers.

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Back you come. That was a magic moment. OK, �35,000. If the klaxon

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went now it's a share of �11,666 each. We can do better than that.

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Come on Lynette, let's put another I'm looking at David Weir. That's

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jumping out at me. I'm going to go for David Weir. Would you like me

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to accept David Weir as your answer? Yes, please. OK. I accept

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that. If you are right and I really hope you are, it's five grand.

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Please tell me it's David Weir. Yes! Well done.

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APPLAUSE I'm getting a good feeling about

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this. We could be on for a good night money wise here. 40 grand.

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Come on Darren, make another five I believe that is a sea-dwelling

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mammal, so I'm going to say in water. Shall I accept that as your

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answer? Yes, please. Done. Sounds good to me. Is it right? Yes.

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APPLAUSE �45,000, Dale, I'm really happy.

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It's good. Not too bad. You're in good company. Yes. We're going to

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make it 50 grand. Here's your next My dad is sitting at home watching

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this screaming at me. Is he? Let me tell sow far tonight, you are,

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together with Darren, our MVP, most valuable player, �20,000 apiece

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you've put into that �45,000. You've ever right to be here.

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one that's jumping at me is the Cassidy gang. I've heard of a guy

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called Butch Cassidy. Whether it had to do with Wyatt Earp, I

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haven't got a clue. I know a lot of butch people.

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LAUGHTER So Butch Cassidy is like any other

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to me, so I can't comment. I'm just teasing you, dear. I'm trying to

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lighten the moment, because it's such a serious thing. Yes, it's

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tense. Is that your answer? By the fact that I haven't heard of the

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other two, yes, I'm going to go with the Cassidy gang. I accept

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that answer. If that is right 50 grand and you're still here. No.

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Nonetheless, you've been in the Red Area before. It was not a problem.

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It will not be a problem this time. For now, please make your way to

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But it is good news for two people sitting in the waiting area. Kat

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and Paul, one of them will join me here. Who is it going to be? It's

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white. It's Cat! Come and make some money.

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Hello gorgeous. Hi. How are you? I'm good. Come and sit down. Cat

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just said to me, "I feel so much better now." Welcome. Where have

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you come from? I'm from Tamworth in Staffordshire. Who have you brought

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wu? My mum Pauline and my best friend Cat. Two girls called Cat. I

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like the idea of two cats, purring away. Something very hot about it

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all, you know what I'm saying? What am I saying, me saying this? I

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never say things like that. Isn't that funny, you're having an effect

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on me. You're making me change my whole philosophy on life. What do

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you do for a living? I'm a trainee music teacher? Is there an

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instrument, piano, guitar? It's a few, I play seven, by piano is my

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pain one. How much do you want to win? Is it really greedy if I say

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all of it? No, what is the point saying I want to win five grand

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when at the moment it's �45,000. What would you do? I want a baby

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grand piano. And something... car and taking her on holiday.

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Who's "her" - hum or your friend? Oh, sorry mum. Mum's staying at

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home. Where are you going on holiday? The Caribbean. Mum can

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have two weeks self-catering in Ibiza. I don't know maybe we and

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Cat would go to Ibiza. You don't have to do a thing right now. First,

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I need to get Dale back where he belongs in Winners' Row. I'll be

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back with your question. How are you doing? All right. It's not

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right being on your own here, is it? No. Before is your bro? I wish

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he was over here with me. No, I wish I was over there with him.

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don't care as long as we're together. It's a question to answer.

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I wish you the best of luck. I think I speak for the whole

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I think I know the answer. I've got the name in my head. I think it's

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Lovejoy. Shall I accept that as your aebs? -- answer? Yes, please.

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I'm looking for Lovejoy. If that's right, you're back in Winners' Row.

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APPLAUSE Back you go. Whoa, there's a relief.

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�45,000. We're look at �11,250 each if the klaxon went now. Here's the

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question. Are you ready? Yes. Oh, no, I saw this on the weekend.

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I'm going to have a guess at Michael Sheen. Would you like me to

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take that as your answer? Yes. accept Michael Sheen. You actually

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saw the movie, though? Yeah. Here is the answer: Well done.

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�50,000, now Lynette, let's make it I don't think it's spiral. I'm

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going to have a guess. OK. going to go for butterfly.

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Would you like me to take that as It's spiral, I'm sorry. Make your

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way to red. Paul, you know what that means, at

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the end of this round, you're coming over. Darren, how are you

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doing? I'm doing OK, thank you. have 50 grand in, let's make it 55.

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I know you can do this. Ared -- are Erm... I don't think it's Michael

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Buble. I don't think he's had an album released recently. I know

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Robbie Williams has. It's said I look a bit like him sometimes.

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really do. I'm going to go with Robbie Williams. For your look

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alike, am I to accept that as your answer? Yes. I've accepted that

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answer. I hear you breathing, you kind of

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like, can't believe this is happening. You're breathing gets

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very heavy or is it just me? it's just you Dale. I'm in awe.

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Yes! Well done. Right, Dale, it's looking good. You

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are back. Yeah. You've had a right journey tonight. It's been a roller

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coaster. Talk about it, you've been in and out of the red. This would

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be a good time not to go to the Red I'm going to go Indian. Would you

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like me to take that as your answer? Yes. Done, accepted. If

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that is right, we bring it to a nice round �60,000. Is the answer

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Indian? Oh,. Thank goodness. Well done.

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OK. Here's what's going to happen, Cat is going to very elegantly move

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down a chair because, guess what, Paul we've got a seat for you. Come

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and join me. APPLAUSE

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You finally made it. Did you think it was ever going to happen

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tonight? No. I know. I've waited for that hug. I know, you've been

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waiting all night for that, well for anything. You've sat there on

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your own. I'm excited now. Who's with you tonight? My really good

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friends Antony and Geri. Hello. How are you doing, boys? What do you

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do? I'm cabin crew. For a major airline? Yeah, a big one. How much

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do you want to go home with? The lot? Any figure at this stage.

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guess you were thinking "I'm not going to get a look in." Yes.

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would you do with it? I'm a terrible cook. I would love to pay

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someone to teach me how to cook. Really? I think I have been on your

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airline. OK, good. You can relax. You are only here because Lynette

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got the answer wrong. We have to get her back here. I'll be back

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with your question in a moment. Lynette, you know how it works in

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the Red Area. Give me the right answer, and there's a chair there

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This is a hard one because I don't know the answer. I am going to go

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with a complete guess and I am going to say Britney Spears. Shall

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I accept that as your answer? Then I shall. I really hope you are

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right. Is the answer Britney Spears?

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Lady Gaga. I am so sorry. Please make your way back to where you

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started. I am so sorry. APPLAUSE

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That's a tough - oh! I had a feeling, I sensed it was close to

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the klaxon. That means one thing, that prize fund is frozen at

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�60,000. It means each and everyone of you at the turn of one question

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are looking at a share of �15,000. Lucky. Linette, what can I tell

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you? Thank you so much, but I have to say good night.

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APPLAUSE OK. Look at that, �60,000. �15,000

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each. One question, that's all it's going to take. Relax, and I will be

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back with that question shortly. OK. That's what I like to see, an

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almost full winners' row. And �60,000 in the prize fund. It's

:31:58.:32:02.

going to seem like forever for them, they just have to wait and I will

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be back with their question. Here's where you can make serious money.

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It's the Thunderball draw from the National Lottery. I wish you the

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We are live at lottery HQ with your host, Mr John Partridge. Thank you

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very much and welcome to the show. The Thunderball draw is moments

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away. Not far behind it the big Lotto draw. Plus, we have got a

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fantastic film to show you about a brilliant community project in the

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village of Humshaugh in Northumberland that you have helped

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to support. Right now it's time to OK, Matt, get those machines fired

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up, please. Matt Chamberlain is tonight's draw master. Last

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Saturday's, Wednesday's and Friday's Thunderball game produced

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over 493,000 winning tickets. Congratulations if you were a

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winner. Indeed. And good luck. Three opportunities a week to play

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All tickets are still in play. So, good luck.

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Here we go. Could this make the all-important

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difference for you this Saturday night? It's number 11. Here are the

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It's time to go back over to Dale and In It To Win It. We will be

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back shortly for tonight's live APPLAUSE Welcome back. Now earlier

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these four people helped put �60,000 in the prize fund. It means

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they're all looking at a share of �15,000 each. One question, that's

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all that separates them from the cash. I say they all put the money

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in... Paul! You played the perfect game. You sat there calmly, you

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didn't complain. And look, here you are. I feel terrible for Linette,

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though. Do you? I really do. Do you want to go then? No! You don't have

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to do it. I am I am teasing you! I wish you luck. Are you ready?

:35:21.:35:31.
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My animals and other family? Every other player is wondering, I could

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have got that question and would I have liked it? Do you like it?

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I don't. My gut feeling is it's Hassle -- Hazel Irvine because I

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don't know her. I think I will have to go for Hazel Irvine. Is that

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what you are giving me? Yes, it is. Paul says Hazel Irvine. If that is

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right your share will be �15,000 right now. Is it?

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Oh, no! It's Clare Balding. I am sorry. I have had a great day,

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though. It's lovely to meet you. And you. Have a great night. Thank

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you. APPLAUSE

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Right. �20,000. That's what you are looking at. Shall we get it over

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with? Yes, please. Come on, let's I think I know this one. You do?

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The only pirate I have heard of is Blackbeard. OK. I would like you to

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take that as my answer. Quick as a flash. Yeah. OK. I accept your

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answer of Blackbeard. Is it right? Yes! You did it. Well done. That's

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a small baby grand piano. Well done. Oh, Darren! Here we are looking at

:37:27.:37:34.

�60,000. You know that the minimum is �20,000. Cat just did it and you

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are looking at the same. I want you to go home with the money. Are you

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ready? I am ready. Take your time, we are all with you. Please reveal

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Darren's question. It's for a Um... I don't suppose that David

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Cameron will be the sort of guy to go to the Lakes in Cumbria. I don't

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know of anybody that's been to Suffolk on holiday, myself. So, I

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am going to have to go Cornwall, and it's a gut guess. Would you

:38:19.:38:23.

like me to take Cornwall as your answer? Yes, please. OK, I accept

:38:23.:38:27.

Cornwall. Is it you are right, and I really hope you are, you are you

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are going home with �20,000 or Cat's share just went up.

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Please tell me it's Cornwall. APPLAUSE

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Yes, come on. You did it. You played it right. Brilliant. OK.

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Dale, this is very serious. You are telling me! You both put �25,000 in.

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Darren wants to you go home with �20,000, as well. OK, here is your

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Mornan? -- mornay? You have had something with that sauce on it?

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am a fussy eater. I really haven't got a clue, Dale. You are scaring

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me now. I am scared, as well. I knew the last two, as well.

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thought you might like this. Oh, no! Really, really haven't got a

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clue. Not even a glimmer? Don't tell me that, please, Dale. Do not

:39:52.:39:57.

do this to me. I came here with nothing. If I go away with nothing,

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so be it. I am going to go cheese. Would you like me to take cheese as

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your answer? Yes. Then I shall. I accept cheese as your answer. If

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you are right, we have a great end to tonight's show. All All three of

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you are going home with �20,000. If it isn't, Darren and Cat are

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leaving with �30,000 each. Just give me the answer and tell me it's

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cheese. Yes!

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APPLAUSE OK.

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OK. Guys,

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OK. Guys, I

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OK. Guys, I have

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OK. Guys, I have loved every minute of the show tonight but I can't

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tell you you haven't given me a need for a pacemaker. But the work

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is done. My work is almost done. I just have one thing to do, write

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you all a cheque. I will be back with those cheques very soon.

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I am getting too old for this! It was too much tension and now it's a

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love-vest! Unbelievable. Here's where you can make serious cash.

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It's time for tonight's big Lotto draw from the National Lottery.

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Like I always say, good luck Thanks, Dale. Tonight's Lotto draw

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is moments away. First it's time to meet a local hero who's helped

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transform the lives of people within his community thanks, in

:41:47.:41:51.

part, to you. By playing National Lottery games you are helping to

:41:51.:41:55.

fund some fantastic good cause projects that are making a real

:41:55.:42:05.
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difference to those around them. We sent Chris Hollins to Humshaugh in

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Northumberland to meet Dick Moles to find out how his campaign to

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save the only shop in his village ended up benefiting people in more

:42:15.:42:21.

ways than one. When the Post Office here like many others up and down

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the country was threatened with closure in 2008 one local resident

:42:25.:42:31.

wasn't going to give up without a fight. With the help of a National

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Lottery grant Dick was able to keep the shop open but before I meet him

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I want to find out a little bit more about him and this amazing

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community community shop. It is a shop but it's run by

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volunteers and without those people we wouldn't have this. They kept it

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alive and kept it going. They're fantastic. They give a couple of

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hours each day to serve us. I am learning! They're gone!

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After spending time working in a shop and talking to the locals, I

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found out that Dick's work doesn't just stop with the success of

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keeping the shop open. The profits that it general rates are plough --

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generates are ploughed back into community projects such as the

:43:14.:43:21.

local youth group group. And they've helped individuals like

:43:21.:43:30.

Aaron with a tablet. He is very enthusiastic. A lovely fella.

:43:30.:43:33.

most recent project to benefit the community is an electric car which

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can be used by the entire village. Everyone is gathered for the

:43:37.:43:40.

official unveiling by Dick and I am going to hide inside to surprise

:43:40.:43:45.

him. Welcome everybody and thank you for coming to this wonderful

:43:45.:43:49.

unveiling of our electric car. As you know, the profits from the shop

:43:50.:43:53.

are ploughed back into the community... He has just arrived.

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He is about to make the big reveal of the car. But he doesn't know I

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am inside. I am going to unveil What are you doing there?! Nice to

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see you. I have been hearing from everybody here what a great job you

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have done for the community, right? We wanted to say thank you on

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behalf of the community. Do you like football? I love football.

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Which is your team? Tottenham. Never mind! That's brilliant, we

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would like to take you on a special tour around White Hart Lane and see

:44:33.:44:37.

them play. Are you available? available. Put it there. Thank you,

:44:37.:44:47.
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that's fantastic. Well done. He has done a great job and without his

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inspiration I certainly don't think the shop would be where it is.

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Without the shop the village just isn't the village. But as a social

:44:55.:44:59.

point, without that then, you know, a big chunk of the village is

:44:59.:45:09.

missing. It's particularly nice What a brilliant project and a

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fantastic guy. If you want to find out more about similar prodgenects

:45:13.:45:17.

your area, head online and follow the links. I have it on good

:45:17.:45:23.

authorities that Dick thoroughly enjoyed his trip to White Hart Lane.

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The event was more special because he shared it with his son. Start

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thinking like a millionaire, here's Let's release the weekend balls

:45:37.:45:42.

please Matt. Let me tell you, tonight's jackpot

:45:42.:45:46.

is estimated at �4 million. Thanks to Mr Dale we are using Arthur and

:45:46.:45:50.

set of balls seven. What a difference a week made for over 1.1

:45:50.:45:54.

million ticket holders who all won prizes in the last seven days,

:45:55.:45:57.

including an incredible ten jackpot winners. Congratulations one and

:45:57.:46:06.

all. Is Arthur ready? He is. Good luck! He enjoy that's far too much

:46:06.:46:10.

really. That's number 35. Drawn mid-week as well. And the next one,

:46:10.:46:17.

please. Out she comes, number five. Congratulations to eureka! Park in

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swaddling coat awarded over 500 grand of heritage lottery support.

:46:21.:46:31.

That's number nine. There's the next one, number 13. The number of

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organisations that distribute lottery funding to the schemes we

:46:34.:46:39.

tell you about. That is number 39. And the sixth one tonight is right

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there, number 16. Bonus a mere half a dozen Wednesdays ago.

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And the bonus tonight is number 11. This Saturday night's Lotto winning

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line up looks like this, in Now all the week-day draws can be

:47:05.:47:09.

viewed online on the day of the draw from 9.30pm. The results will

:47:09.:47:14.

be broadcast on BBC One on Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday at 10.35pm. OJ

:47:14.:47:18.

is here next Saturday at the same time of 8pm during In It To Win It.

:47:18.:47:21.

If you played Lotto plus five this week, make sure you stick around,

:47:21.:47:26.

as Al will reveal those results in a moment. Right now, it's back to

:47:26.:47:29.

Dale for the final part of tonight's show. It's good night

:47:29.:47:39.
:47:39.:47:41.

from me and good night from Al. My work is done. Cheques written,

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all I have to do is hand them out. Cat it says, �20,000 from me to you.

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Well done, congratulations. Thank you Dale. You are so well o --

:47:51.:47:58.

welcome. Darren, �20,000. There you go. Well done, my friend. Thank you.

:47:58.:48:04.

Good luck. This one says I've never written

:48:04.:48:10.

someone else a cheque with the name "Dale" on it. �20,000, well done,

:48:10.:48:12.

my friend. You deserve it. Thank you. Good luck.

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You're welcome. I've had a great night. I hope you've had one too.

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Why don't you come back and joip us again for another In It To Win It

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