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It's the National Lottery Brian - In It To Win It.

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Most viewers can play along by pressing the red button. Here is

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your host, Dale Winton. A warm welcome, welcome to the

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National Lottery inn Wynne Wynne. Thank you for joining us. -- In It

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To Win It. Stkpwhrts Saturday night. There is a huge amount of money to

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be won in the National Lottery draws. That's for you later. Here

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in the studio I have �100,000 up for grabs for our five lucky

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players. Who are they? Let's meet them. Kath. Lewis. Rob. Judy. And

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Gill. Here is how it works. If they make it out of the waiting area to

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join me in Winners' Row, I could and should be handing them a cheque

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for a lot of money. Thing is, who will be the first person to sit in

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Winners' Row? Well, you each have your own colour. Let's find out who

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It's Gill. Come and make some money. Hi Gill. Hello. How are you? Very

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well. You look beautiful. Come and sit down. I love - is that leopard

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skin? I'm unsure. Stkpwhrts not real, obviously. Withdrew have you

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come from - It's not real. Where have you come from? Warrington.

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have you got with you? My mum Gail and sister Katherine. What do you

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do? I work for a utility company in Warrington. Electric, power, water?

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Water. How much would you like to go home with? �30,000. You have it

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worked out. What would you do with it? I would like to treat my

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parents and my husband's mum to a holiday. I would say a family

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holiday but because they look aftermy children they might prefer

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to go on their own. They might like to have the cash. You don't get to

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treat yourself too often when you have kids. I would love to walk

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into a car show room and choose a car for myself. I have had a car

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for years but I have always inherited of somebody. It has come

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my way and it's been too good to refuse. You have never had the

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smell of a brand new car? really. That would be a real treat.

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Every question I ask you is wetter �5,000. Well I will return the

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compliment of a correct answer with �5,000. A wrong answer sends you to

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the Red Area. We don't want to be going there. Two ways out of there.

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Right back to where you started, or back here in Winners' Row. Let's

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put �5,000 in right away. Let's do Oh my approximate goodness. I

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should know this. I don't think it's Backgammon. I'm torn between

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bingo and ludo. I think I'll take bingo. Would you like me to accept

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it as your answer? Yes, please. Let's get that �5,000 in, if it is

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right. Is it bingo? Yes. Let's see what we can do with this, your

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I'm not a coffee drinker. I'm a tea girl but I like Spain and I have

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seen in the buffet area, that mill sk called leche. On that basis, I

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would like it take coffee with milk, please. I'll accept that, shall I?

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Yes, please. Is it coffee with milk? Yes. Let's have a look at

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I'm not really a sporty girl. Oh, could it be motor racing, at the

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end, where you stand up on those things? You crack champagne and

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have fun. I don't really know much about baseball. I don't know much

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about any of them. Oh, I'm going to go with motor racing. Would you

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like me to take motor racing as the answer? Yes, please, Dale. Then I

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shall. I've accepted motor racing. You sound doubtful now. I am a

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little bit. I'm hoping it is motor racing. Did that phrase stem from

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motor racing or one of the others? Oh. Baseball. For now, please make

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your way to Red. Oh. Thank you.

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It means I have an empty Winners' Row. Four waiting in the area to

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join me. Who's it going to be? Let's find out.

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It's yellow, it's Judy. Come and make some money. Hi Judy. How are

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you? Fine, thank you. You look absolutely gorgeous. I love the

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outfit. Beautiful dress. Beautiful. So, where have you come from

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tonight? From Birmingham. OK, what do you do for a living? I'm a

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dietician. Who is with you for support? My boyfriend Sam and my

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friend Louise. Good to see you. They are awe willing you to win.

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Hopefully. -- -- they are all willing you. How much do you want

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to go home with? �50,000 upwards would be amazing. What would you do

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with the money? Clear debts but have some fub. I know my wardrobe

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could do with expansion. -- have some fun. I know you know how to

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spend money on clothes. That doesn't look cheap. That looks

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sharp. Best of luck. Are you ready for your first question? Yes.

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in the Red Area, it is slightly difficult because it is not

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multiple choice. I will give you the question. Think about it. Find

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me the right answer and you will be joining Judy back in Winners' Row.

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If not, they will be loving your company over there. Are you ready?

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Yes. I wish you well. Are you Oh. It is a heck of a name. Well,

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I'm struggling with this one. Doris Karloff sounds a bit like, dare I

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say Boris Karloff. I think he is from a period gone by. It's a hunch,

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Dale, I'm going to say Ann Widdecombe. Would you like me to

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take Ann Widdecombe as your answer? Yes, please, Dale. Is that your

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Yes! We have �10,000. Let's make it �15,000. Here is your first

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Well, I have never heard of LS lowery. -- Lowry.

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John Constable. I have never heard of him either. I will say David

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Hockney. He is the only one I have heard of. Would you like me to

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accept that? Yes, please. If it is right we'll have another �5,000 in

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the prize fund. Is the answer David Hockney? No, it is LS loury. Please

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make your way to the Red Area. -- LSLowry.

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Traditional wine corks come from what kind of tree? Is it he willk,

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oak or ash? -- elm, oak or ash? I drink lots of

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wine. But I don't really consider where the corks come from. We just

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want the cork out of the bottle, don't we? Usually. El am and ash

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I'm moving away from and thinking more oak. -- elm. But I'm thinking

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now is that the barrels. I'm going to take oak. Shall I accept oak as

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your answer? Yes, please. Is it oak? Yes! Well done. And then there

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were three in the waiting area. Who is going to join me in Winners'

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Row? They'd all like the chance. Here is where we'd like to find out

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where it is. -- who it is. It is green, it is Lewis.

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You were pleased to be here, aren't you? Come on. Sit down.

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Well, that's energy for you. It is lovely to see you. Where have you

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come from? Abbeywood in south-east London. Who is here for support?

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lovely mum, Jane. Which one is Jane? The one on the left. And my

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best friend Emma. I love the girls in the sparkly top. You look really

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young. Can I ask how old you are? 29. Get out of here. Yes. What do

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you do? I'm a puppeteer for sesame Street. Wow. I thought they made

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that in America. No, I do the live show in UK and abroad. How did you

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get a job doing that? I saw an audition in a UN I went along, they

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liked me and I got the job. -- an audition in a newspaper. What did

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the advert say Sesame Street casting for Muppets. I thought -

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that sounds like me. I love that. Sesame Street casting for Muppets.,

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"Oh, that sounds like me." What did they get you to do? Just a dance

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raw teen. As you were so game there. I would love to see what you did

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for the audition, or what you do now? The audience are going to clap

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along a bit. Is that a beat? There you go.! Fabulous!

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You looked really good. It is really lovely to see you. How much

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money do you want to go home with? �100,000, please. Quite right. I

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will be back with your question in a moment. Sorry, Judy. A bit of a

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performance. What can you do? Let's do the show here. Let's change the

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show. I wish I was as talented. has great flexibility, hasn't he?

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Here is your Red Area question. You have got to like this: I love this.

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Boyzone. Have you thought about it? Yes. Would you like me to take

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Boyzone as your answer? Yes. accept it. If it is there you are

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back in Winners' Row. Is it Boyzone? Yeah. You loved that,

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didn't you? OK, now Lewis. Here is You see, now I'm out of my comfort

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zone. I'm very hip-hop, so this is confusing to me.

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OK. Right I don't think it is Greenwich Day. I think there is

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more than two members in it. Rizyel Kicks, I don't think it is that one

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-- Rizzle. So I'll go for the Black Keys. Would you like me to take

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Gill. Let's make it 20 grand. Yes, OK. When the question came up, I

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was a bit, I'm not sure I know my But, being a girl from the North

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that works for a water company,... I know the Ribble is in Lancashire.

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You know the rivers, of course. going to go with Derwent. I've

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accepted it. Yes! Judy, Judy. Are you ready?

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Do you know this one? My boyfriend is going to be

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laughing at fact this has come up. Your boyfriend? Because Ryan

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Reynolds is my biggest crush in the entire world. I was gutted when he

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married Blake Lively a few months ago. So, my answer is Ryan Reynolds.

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Would you like me to accept that as your answer? Yes, please. I accept

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Ryan Reynolds. Down to business. Both sitting in

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the Waiting Area, here's where we Hi, Kath. How are you? Come and sit

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down. Welcome to you. Where do you come from? From Leicestershire,

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Market Harborough. I know Market Harborough, I used to live in

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Nottinghamshire. I know that area very well. Who's here? My husband,

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Tony, and my son, Thomas, known as Tom to his friends.

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You look absolutely beautiful, you look lovely. How much do you want?

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Actually, I've got quite a lot of things I want to do with the money.

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Give me a shopping list, what's the total? I'd like 100. First, I'd

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like to go back to Australia, I've got three of my best friends who

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have emigrated. I'd like to see them soon. My husband would like a

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new car. Do you share the family car? Yes, we share one car. It is

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very old. We live in a street where everyone else's is a lot better.

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wish you luck, I hope you get to 100 grand. You're only here because

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he of the dancing feet ended up in the Red Area. I'll be back in a

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moment. Lewis, it didn't go very well. You

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know how the Red Area works, here's your question. This is not multiple

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Erm. Popular toy? Do you know this? Theodore Roosevelt?

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I haven't got a clue. Sorry. need to give me something. Unless

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you want to pass? Um. I'm going to have to pass.

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Shall we take a pass? OK, we've I wouldn't have got that.

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problem, please make your way back As I look at you three beauties,

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five, 10, 15 grand. Put that together. And split it three ways,

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very nice, thank you very much OK, I have to admit I have read

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that book! As a result of that, I'm pretty sure I know the answer to

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that question. It's definitely not Bella, she's from the twilight. Not

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Katniss, she's from the Hunger Games. It is Anastasia.

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If it's right, another five grand, Yes, well done, darling.

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Have you read the book? No. says, you want to. Let's make it 35

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grand. I didn't think she was that kind of a girl. I didn't know what

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I was reading till I started. Come on, Gill, let's make it 35

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I was hoping a war question would not come up. The Armoured Division?

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I know the Paratroopers. Desert Rats, I associate with the Gulf War

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more than World War II. I'm torn between Paras and Commandos. I'm

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thinking, Commandos. Are you saying you'd like me to accept your

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answer? Crossing my fingers, and saying yes. Yes, please. If it's

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right, we got 35 grand and you've avoided the Red Area.

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It's the Desert Rats. Please make your way to red, you will be back.

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OK. It's not Eminem, because the song she did with him was Love The

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Way You Lie. And then, she did make a song with Ne-Yo ages ago, but I

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don't think it was that one. So, I'm thinking Calvin Harris. Would

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you like me to accept that as your answer? Yes, please. Then I shall.

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So far, you've put in five grand. Well done.

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We have Rob and Lewis, both boys anxious to join me in Winners' Row,

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who is it going to be? Let's find It's white, it's Rob!

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Finally! Finally. I bet you thought it was never going to happen.

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honestly. Come and sit down. You've been really patient all night. Did

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you think, this is never going to be my turn? I did. Rob, who did you

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bring with you? Janet, my twin sister, and Adam, my nephew. Good

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to see you. Where have you come from? Milton Keynes. I know it well.

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What do you do? I'm a neighbourhood warden, and I deal with antisocial

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behaviour and environmental crime. Are you uniformed? I'm in shorts

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most of the time with a green top on, and I'm out 95% of the time, in

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all weather, dealing with issues. Why are you in shorts? I love being

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in shorts. In our winters? How much do you want to go home with?

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�50,000 upwards. There's 35 grand at the moment. What plans have you

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for the money? I'd like to treat my family, we've always been short of

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money. A nice holiday. A car that starts in the morning. You'd like

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30-50 grand. I wish you very well. I'll be back with your question.

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You are only here because Gill, hello, darling. Gill got the answer

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wrong. So far, she's been our Most Valuable Player with 20 grand.

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You're going to put five grand in. First, we're going to get you out

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of the Red Area. One question, it's not multiple choice. I wish you the

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best of luck. Let's have a look at Oh, my goodness. No good? Well,

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it's one of two in my mind. Baseball. Or basketball. I think

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it's basketball. Would you like me to accept that as your answer?

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please. Accepted, we have a deal. If that comes up, you are going

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straight back to Winners' Row. If not, Lewis would love your company

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back where you started. I would Yes!

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Whoa! It's been an interesting evening so far. One, two, three,

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four, five grand apiece. We can put 20 grand in right now. Within a

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matter of a few minutes, that 35 I like my fishing and I'm going to

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say straight away I feel it isn't a shark. I don't think it's an orchid.

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I'm going straight in for butterfly. Would you like me to take that as

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your answer? I would indeed. that is right, there'll be 40 grand

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in the prize fund. I hope you are I'm pretty certain I know this one.

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And I know it's not Emma Stone. Or Amy Adams. It is Kristen Stewart.

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Shall I take that as your answer? Yes! Well done. Thank you.

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We should make it 55 grand. Judy, we're almost there. Your next

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I don't think I've ever watched race horses my life. OK. I'm going

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to say Desert Orchid. I accept that. Lewis. It does mean that when I

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call you over, I want to see a fabulous performance like we saw

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earlier, because, you're definitely joining me in a minute. Gill.

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So far tonight you've put in �20,000. Let's make it 50. Here we

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I have a lot of pasta in my cupboard at home but I don't think

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I've got that. I can't even say it. I've got shells in the cupboard,

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it's not that. I've got ribbon pasta. On that basis, I'm going to

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go, rings. Would you like me to take that as your answer? Yes,

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Right. Lewis! Welcome back. You're only here

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because Judy got the question wrong. So I've got to get her out of the

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Red Area. Judy. All four of my seats, except the

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one which is yours. Ready? Yes. That's a tough one. May I ask?

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is how old I am. Yes. 19... Patrick McGoohan? I don't know if it was

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around in the '60s but all I can think of is The Avengers maybe. I

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don't know whether that was around in the '60s. I will go for The

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Avengers, because I said it first. I know it's wrong but at least it's

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an answer. Would you like me to accept that? Yes, please. I've

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accepted The Avengers. The answer is? Never heard of it. He used to

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do a programme called Danger Man, that was the follow-up, the same

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time as The Avengers. I hate to say this, but you've got to go back

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Well, 50 grand. KLAXON. The klaxon has sounded.

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That means one thing. The prize fund is frozen at �50,000. As I

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look at Winners' Row, four people, they are each looking at a minimum

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of �12,500. They are one question away from taking home that amount

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of money. Judy. What do I say, darling?

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put in �10,000. You had every right to be there. All I can say is,

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really sorry to say good night, but You know I really feel for Judy

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tonight. That was one tough call right at the wrong time. She was In

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It To Win It and she did so well. However, I have four people sitting

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there. Oh, it's going to seem like forever until they get the

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opportunity it stake their claim on their share. I wish you the very

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best for a big money win tonight. In the tonight's Thunderball draw

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from the National Lottery. My fingers are crossed for you. Good

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We are live at Lottery HQ with your host.

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Thank you. Welcome everybody at home and poor Judy missing out at

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the last minute. Still four in Winners' Row. A great result.

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Hopefully there'll be more great results with tonight's draws.

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Coming up two chances for you at home to be very rich indeed. And

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first up, a in few moments, is Thunderball. The top prize of

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and bonus ball. Another online player was lucky

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enough to be one of them. He won over �83,000. Well done, Sir, and

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to all the other lucky winners this week. Also coming up: we have news

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of unclaimed lot yes prize that is could be yours. Imagine, you could

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be worth a fortune and not realise it. Now time for the first draw of

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OK. Let's get the first machine up and running. Matt Chamberlain is

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tonight's draw masters and it is being overseen by the independent

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adjudicator, Max Taylor. We are using ExBer and set of bulls

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number 3. Excalber. Over to OJ. Are you ready to start

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Thunderball? We are. Looking very well this evening. Matching tie.

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Here is the first one tonight: a total of 39 balls to pick from in

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this first machine. You choose five if you would.

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Next up: Three opportunities per week to play the game. Wens,

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Fridays and Saturdays. -- Wednesdays.

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We need a couple more from our OK. Max, start up the second

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machine, please. Excellent. OJ? Every single ticket

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is in poly. If you match with the next and final ball, you will win a

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cash prize. If you have matched with all the other numbers drawn,

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that prize will be top one, which is �500,000. Very nice indeed. Best

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Could this make the difference for you tonight? Here are the

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Thunderball numbers again, this That's the hard work done. Now over

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to Dale who has a rather full Winners' Row. We will be back in a

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few minutes with information on big money prizes that are ready and

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wait tock claimed and we have tonight's live Lotto draw. See you

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Well, I hope that visit to the lottery was successful for you.

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Here in the studio, things are hotting up. Four people left in

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Winners' Row. The prize fund is �50,000. How it is cut, who gets

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what is going to be revealed right now. All I can tell you is, every

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person sitting in Winners' Row is one question away from �12,500.

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That is the share, cut four ways of �50,000. Here is where we find out

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who is going home with what. Lewis. Dale. You haven't put any

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money in. He is laughing.

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Did that make you laugh? I need to get one right, don't I? Well, you

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do. I hope it's this one. You are taking it like it should be done,

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seriously, but with humility and humour. Are you ready for your last

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question of the night. Bring it on. Bring it on. Please show me Lewis'

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OK. Any good? Well, I watch Doctor Who, the current series. Um... The

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films, the 1960 films, um, I don't know. I'm thinking Kenneth More.

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The 1960s. I think I'm going to go with Kenneth More. Are you saying

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you would like me to accept Kenneth More as your answer? Yes. Then I

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shall. I accept Kenneth More. If that is right, the minimum you are

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going home with tonight is �12,500. Please, let it be Kenneth More, is

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Oh! Peter Curbing. I am so sorry. - - Cushing.

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I'm sorry you are not going home with the money but it has been a

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You were looking at a share of �12,500. Because of what happened

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to Lewis it, means now the minimum you are going home with, if you

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give me a correct answer is �16,666. You have already put �5,000 in. You

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have played your part. You have earned your seat. You deserve to

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win. Thank you. I wish you the best of luck. Thank you very much.

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Right, OK. I can take out Your Grace straight away. I'm sure it

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isn't that. I'm sure it isn't Your Highness.

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I'm going to go for Your Majesty. Shall I accept Your Majesty as the

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answer? Please do, Dale. I have accepted it. We have a deal. It's

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locked in. If, indeed, it is Your Majesty, the minimum you are

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leaving here tonight with, now, is �16,666. For that fabulous life-

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changing amount of money, please You did it, congratulations.

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How are you feeling? Oh, I'm over the moon. My family - I just wanted

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it take some money back to my family. My partner Gill is amazing.

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Well you have done. You are going home with at least �16,666. That's

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the minimum, depending on what happens now. Thank you so much.

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Don't thank me. Didn't he do well? APPLAUSE

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How are you feeling? Apprehensive. OK. You have had a good night. You

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have put in �10,000. You have every right to be here. Are you ready for

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your last question of the night? Yes, I'm ready. I wish you well. We

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are all with you. Here is your Gosh. Well, it isn't a Palace I've

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actually known anything about. I'm pretty certain it's not Spain. It's

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either Turkey or Italy. Alhambra sounds a little bit more Turkish

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than Italian, possibly. Yeah, I'm going to go Turkey, Dale. Would you

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like me to accept Turkey as your answer? Yes, please. Then I shall.

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I have accepted Turkey. That answer is worth to you a minimum of

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�16,666. Please, tell me its Turkey?

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Spain. You ruled it out straight away. Yeah. It just didn't sound

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Spanish. You said - that was the first one you went "no." I am so

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sorry but I have to say good night darling. I am so sorry. It's been

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lovely meeting you. You are now going home with a

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minimum of �25,000. Oh, my, God. What happens next, will determine

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whether you leave with the full �50 or �25. Good luck to Gill. I really

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hope she does it. I know you do. You are that kind of guy. A little

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phrase, MVP. Most valuable player. You have been the most valuable

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player. Now, this last question is worth �25,000 to you.

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I'm so scared. Here is your last question worth �25,000.

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What is the name of the central female character in the movie

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It's Holly Golightly, Dale. Quick as a flash. Quick as you please.

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Are you saying you would like me to takelightlight light as your

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answer? Yes, please. Like now, do it now? I accept Holly Golightly.

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If that is right, just like Rob, you are going home with �25,000.

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Come on, let's make it official - is it Holly Golightly? Yes! Well

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done. Oh, don't cry. Please don't cry. It's good news. It is. It's

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great news. Can I go and write the cheque now?

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Two very happy people. They know that they are minutes away from me

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signing a cheque for them for �25,000. You are looking at a whole

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chunk of change yourself. I really hope you win big and that this is a

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big night four, life-changing. That's it, it is time for tonight's

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Big Lotto Draw from the National Thanks, Dale. What an emotional

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round that was! Could be tears of joy for you very soon, with

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tonight's Lotto draw. But first, how would you feel if you

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discovered right now that you were already a Lotto winner? Pretty nice

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thought, huh? Well, it could be about to become a reality. Do you

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remember if you bought a ticket for the Lotto draw on Saturday 29th

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December? And secondly, and perhaps most importantly, do you remember

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if you checked it? You should, because here are two prizes worth

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over �264,000 each that are yet to be claimed from tickets that

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matched with five main numbers and the bonus ball on the draw that

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The first lucky ticket was bought in Milton Keynes. Were you around

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that area at that time? Visiting family for Christmas maybe?

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The second was bought in the borough of north east Lincolnshire.

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Maybe you received a ticket in a Christmas card from someone who

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lives up there? There are loads of different possibilities, all of

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which could result in you becoming nice and rich. So get thinking, get

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looking, and get claiming. Right, it's time to try and gain some more

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pounds now. Millions of them. So grab your tickets, because here

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Alan, what is in that mighty jackpot tonight?

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It's an impressive �4 million. That's a lot of cash, so let's do

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this. We are using Arthur.

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In the last week, there have been over 797,000 winners on Lotto,

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winning over �18 million in prizes. Let's try and add to those numbers

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Apology for the loss of subtitles for 60 seconds

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Thanks. That's the winning done for the night. Remember, the Lotto,

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Thunderball and EuroMillions draws for the week can now be viewed on

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line on the day of the draw, from 9.30pm. And the results will also

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

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straight after the News at Ten. Myleene Klass is here next Saturday

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from 8pm, with the live Lotto and Thunderball draws. That's all

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during In It To Win It, with Dale. If you've played Lotto Plus 5 this

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week, get those tickets handy, because Alan will be revealing the

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results right after we've been back over to Dale, for that infamous

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Two cheques, big cheques, for �25,000. They deserve it.

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CHEERING. �25,000. If I remember rightly, Rob,

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you said you would always work in shorts, whatever the weather.

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You've got 25 grand, please buy some long trousers! Lovely to meet

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you. You're welcome. Gill. I'm just thrilled to be

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saying here, please enjoy this cheque for �25,000.

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Thank you so much. Fantastic night, I've had such fun.

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I hope you've enjoyed watching In It To Win It. Come back and see us

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again very soon. I know you will. Until then, have a good night. Good

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