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It is the National Lottery. Just press read it to take part. Here is

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Now, that's what I call a welcome. What a welcome. Good evening.

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Welcome to you. Welcome to the National Lottery In It To Win It.

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Will tonight be your lucky night? You could win a fortune in the

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National Lottery draws coming up later. But right now I have five

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players all wanting that chance to win up to �100,000 right here in

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the studio tonight. Let's give them the best welcome. They are Alison.

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Here's the deal, if they make it out of the waiting area to join me

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here in Winners' Row, I could well be handing them a cheque for a lot

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of money. The thing is, who will be the first to sit in Winners' Row?

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

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It's yellow, it's Mark. Come and Hi Mark, how are you? Good to see

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Has anyone ever told you, you look like Will Young? Yes, they've been

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calling to me it. You really do. Who did you bring with you for

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support? My very glamorous mum and lovely sister. Where have you come

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from? I live in London at the moment but I'm originally from

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Oldham. Tell me about you, Mark. I want to know what's in Mark's world,

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apart from wondering around the place saying - I'm not Will Young.

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I work for a social media agency. None the wiser. Facebook and

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twitter. This is great you have given me the opportunity to say I'm

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not on Facebook, I'm not on Twitter. There are 12 people being me. I'm

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none of them. You will never, ever. I can't bear it. Real famous people

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probably have hundreds of copies, like if you are Elton John or

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Justin Bieber, for example. How do they deal with it? Very famous

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people get a blue tick by their name, which means it's the real one.

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Now I want one. Now I want the little blue tick. How do I get

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that? I don't know. Give me loads of money and... Speaking about

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money, you are here to make some money. How much do you want to win?

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I want to win as much as I can. What is the money earmarked for?

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my spare time I'm in a band. I play key board. I would like to buy

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myself a new keyboard. As you look, you can see there is nothing in the

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prize fund at the moment. Every question is worth �5,000. Give me a

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wrong answer, over there, the Red Area. Don't want to be going there.

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Two ways out of there, right back where you started or here in

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Winners' Row on the turn of one question. Are you ready? Yes.

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OK, it's one. Would you like me to take one as your answer? Yes. So

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Mark says "one", if that is right we'll have �5,000 in the prize fund.

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Is it one? Yes. Phew. That's your first question. Let's make it

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�10,000 right now. Your second call it pat, cheese n' ham. I think

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I know this. I would like to you take ham as my answer. Am I to take

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that? Yes. OK. I accept ham. If that is right we'll have another

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�5,000 in the prize fund making �10,000. Is it ham? Yes. It's good.

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When you know, don't hang around. Let's keep that money going. I want

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a big, big prize fund. Me too. can do this. Here is your third

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question, worth another �5,000, making it �15,000. I wish you luck.

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Power sounds like it could be the answer because of maybe the speed

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that he throws the dart, I don't know. The Dark Lord sounds like

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something you would call someone. Let's go for the Dark Lord. I'll

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cross my fingers and hope for best. Would you like me to accept the

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Dark Lord? We have an arrangement. Let's hope it's The Dark Lord. If

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it is, it's �15,000 in the prize fund and you get to stay in

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Winners' Row. If it's not, you open up the game for one of the other

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players. I don't know the answer either. So we're both in the dark,

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Lord. OK. Is it The Dark Lord? you're kidding me. It's The Power.

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OK, well Mark's done us all proud. He's put �10,000 in the prize fund

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and set it up nicely for one of our other players to come across to

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Winners' Row. I see four beaming faces. One is about to join me.

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Here is where we find out who it's It's green, it's Martin. Come and

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Hi Martin. All right Dale. Nice to meet you. Nice to see you. Come and

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sit down. Well, it's an all-boys show so far, isn't it? How are you

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doing? All right. I love that accent. Where is it from? From

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Manchester, originally from Gorton, Belle Vue. Famous. Absolutely.

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Speedway. Who did you bring with you for support? My two best

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friends. My wife and dad, John. a family do tonight. What do you

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do? I am a team leader and I also work part-time for Manchester

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United. Oh, what do you do for the Football Club? I just coach the

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little lads aged about six or seven about two or three evenings a week.

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We are a busy man. How much do you want to win tonight? I'd like to

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win �100,000. That's why we've come on it, In It To Win It. That's so

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refreshing to hear. I embrace that philosophy. A bit selfish on them.

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No. Listen, nice to have a big heart but you'd rather have a big

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cheque. Yes. I'm teasing you. You join me in Winners' Row with

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�10,000. You are going make that �15,000 very soon. But not right

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now. We have to get Mark out of the Red Area, so, Martin, I'll be back

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shortly. Mark, the Red Area means one question. This is not multiple

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choice. I'm going to give you the question. Find me the right answer

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and if you do, you'll be sitting alongside Martin in Winners' Row.

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If it is wrong, there are three beauties over there. All three of

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them would love your company. But that's not going to happen, is it?

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No. Please, reveal to me the Red identification number. Shall I

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accept "personal"? Yes, please. accept personal, if Mark is correct

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and it's personal, you are going straight back to Winners' Row. Is

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Girls, don't worry, play the waiting game. One of you I'm sure

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at some point will get the chance. On the other hand, looks like we've

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two very strong fellows determined to go home with �100,000. I like

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that. Martin, are you ready for your first question? Yes, Dale.

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wish you the best of luck. Here we song in my life. OK. I'm going to

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spare you that rendition. I think what I'll do - Anything Could

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Happen and Starry Eyed are UK hit singles by which singer? I'm going

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to go for Rumer. Would you like me to accept Rumer as your answer?

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Dale. Done. Is the answer Rumour? Ellie Goulding. Never mind.

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Actually, I have to tell you, Starry Eyed is a cracking track.

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I'm putting off the moment. You're on your way. You know what I'm

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OK, I'll be back girls. One of you will be joining me very shortly,

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after you've put another �5,000 in. Dallas. But is that because it's a

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TV show? I don't know. I honestly have no idea which one it is.

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Dallas, New York, Chicago? going to go for New York. Am I to

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accept New York as your answer? Yeah, let's go for it. New York.

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There it is. Let's try and keep you here. You have earned the right.

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�10,000, we need it to be �15,000. Is the answer New York? Dallas.

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Again. For now I've got to say - make your way to Red alongside

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OK. Well, I've got three smiling beauties in the waiting area.

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Because they know I've got an empty Winners' Row. Which means one of

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them is about to join me. Who's it It's white, it's Lisa. Come and

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Hi darling, how are you? Good to see you. Come and sit down. OK. So,

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finally, a bit of beautiful glamour. Well, I've been waiting for this.

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Thank you, Dale. Not that they're not too very handsome geezers. They

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are. It's lovely to see you. Who have you brought with you for

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support? My lovely husband David and my sister Natasha. A family

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affair. Where have you come from? South Wales. Oh, yes. OK. What do

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you do there? I'm a teaching assistant in a primary school.

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have the patience of a saint. I absolutely love it. I really love

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my job. I think you have to be around kids and the noise and go -

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I can go with that. So you came here with an idea of going home

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with some money, how much? I'm not going to lie to you, �50,000 plus

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would be fantastic. What would you do with the money? Well, I'm 30

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next year. Don't tell everybody your age. I always wanted to go to

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Las Vegas. I would love to go to Las Vegas and have a big party for

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my 30th. I wish you the best of luck. I'll be back with your

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question, Lisa. Boys, this is very much all or nothing. You are either

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both going back where you started or you're both going to be back in

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Winners' Row with Lisa. I need to have the same answer from both of

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you. Boys, are you ready? Yes. Yes. Please, reveal to meet Red Area

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I think that, yeah. I don't really like the guy but I'm sure it's Did

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you just say - I don't really like that guy. He is he's not one of my

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favourites, Dale. Can I ask why you don't like him? I just don't think

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he's funny, really, Dale, to be honest. Hi, Ricky, I know you're

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watching. Anyway, you've said Ricky Gervais, am I to accept that?

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might like him now, if it's the right answer. You've said Ricky

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Gervais, if it's the right answer you're going to Winners' Row. Is it

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I'm not 100% sure. But I'm going to go with my gut instinct and I'm

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going to go with Othello, please, Dale. Accepted, done, sealed. If it

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is right, we'll have �15,000 in the prize fund. Let's see. Is it

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Othello? As You Like It. I'm so Standby ladies, one of you is going

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to be joining me very soon. Martin, are you ready? Let's put some money

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in. Yes. For another �5,000, here's Dale, now and then. But I was

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thinking of something else. I was thinking of the other guy, the

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Hamster, wasn't it? Oh, Richard Hammond. It's obviously something

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to do with him being a slow driver. You think? From the question.

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being sarcastic. I should take it more seriously because there is a

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lot riding on it. But, no, no, I don't care! Right. This is

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brilliant, Dale. I don't mean it, you know. I was hoping to get a

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kiss off you. Did you really? Well, you wanted one, you got one. If you

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get this one right, you might get another one. I'm going to go with

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Captain Slow, Dale. I accept Captain Slow, if that is right,

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�15,000 in the prize fund. That would be fabulous. Is it Captain

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another kiss? Oh, you puckered up then, didn't you? You can wait,

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where we make it �20,000. Here's Knightley was in Atonement. I'm not

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sure about the other film but I'm happy to go with Keira Knightley.

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

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Keira Knightley. Is the answer Keira Knightley? Yes. Well done.

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OK, I have two beauties either end of the waiting area. One of them is

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going to make the walk across the studio and join me here. Which one

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Come here, darling. I love you, Dale. I love you, too. Come and sit

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down. I have to say - that was the most energetic and exciting start I

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have ever... When you came hurtling towards me I thought - oh my

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goodness. Thank you, I love you, Dale. I love you too, I do love you

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too. How are you? Absolutely fantastic. Absolutely fantastic.

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Can't believe I'm here. Who did you bring with you for support? I've

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brought my long-suffering husband, Andrew. Oh, look, look, cop the

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face on that, it's like, oh, he's had enough already. Are you OK,

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Andrew? Yes, fine, thank you. looks really upset. He's been

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married to me for 26 years. So you'd look upset if that was the

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case. I don't think so, I think you are a catch you are. Oh, thank you,

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Dale. And you are looking really lovely and gorgeous. And who's

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sitting next to your husband? it's my fantastic friend and

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colleague, Louise. Hi, Louise. Your husband is sitting there! Right,

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where have you come from? I've come from a place called Kingswinford in

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the West Midlands. What do you do? I'm a teacher. I'm currently acting

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deputy head. To a fantastic primary school. You are in good company

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with Lisa, then. We are, yeah, yeah. How much money would you like?

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really like �75,000, Dale. that's good. I've a very special

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birthday coming up in June, it's a big one and I've so many plans for

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this party. OK. So you need �75,000? No, some of it would be

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for the party and I'd really like a nice spanking new, white sports car.

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I wish you the best of luck. Thank you very much. You don't have to do

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a thing now until I get Lisa out of the Red Area. Lisa, what happened?

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I don't know. Darling, it's all going to go very right now. Find me

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right answer and you're going right back to Winners' Row. Here's your

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question if you are ready. I am don't even know if this is a

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musical but it is the only thing that's coming into my head. I will

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say the Lion King. If that's right, back to Winners' Row? Is it Lion

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Jeannette. I'm sorry you are on your own over there. But you have

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seen this show, you know what can happen. It can be the last person

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out that wins all the money, you never know. For now I have four in

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Winners' Row. And actually, I'm going to have a little flurry of

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talcum powder here and say - not good enough, �20,000. We need more

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money in there. Which means you're going to put �5,000 in. Come on,

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Alison, you can do this. Hopefully. I wish you the best of luck. Thank

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might like this. I suppose chickens hens and hens are chickens, so I'm

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going to go for brood, Dale. Would you like me to accept brood as your

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answer? I would, Dale. Alison says brood, if she's right it's �25,000.

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looking at a share of �6,250. Just think, at the end of this round

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they can put in another �15,000 this. Could be �40,000 before the

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end of the round. So, Martin, we me. It's where the first World Cup

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was held. Of course it, would have been held in one of those places at

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some point. And it was Uruguay. Martin says Uruguay. If he is

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correct and it's Uruguay, this is' �30,000 in the prize fund. That's

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down, one by one. Here is where it becomes �35,000. Please, let me see

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don't know what the answer is, so I'm going to go for Thomas. Would

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you like me to accept Thomas as your answer? Yes, please. Mark says

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Thomas. I accept Thomas, if that's right �35,000. If not, Red Area. Is

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How are you doing Jeannette? Feeling a bit better now. Give me

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the biggest smile. Give me a smile. About a minute away, you, there,

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soon. After you put �5,000. Let me haven't got a clue. So I'm going to

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say St Paul's Cathedral, please, Dale. Would you like me to sake St

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Paul's Cathedral as your answer? Yes, please, Dale. OK, I've

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accepted St Paul's Cathedral. We now find ourselves wondering

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whether we're going to get to 35. feeling? Much better, thank you.

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she's asked. Absolutely. You asked at the right moment. There you go.

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OK. Now, darling. Who did you bring with you for support? Two of my

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lovely daughters, Alison and Juliet. Hi, girls. Where have you come

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from? From Horsham in Sussex. how much money would you like to go

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away with? Not very much, actually - just �100,000 would be wonderful.

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I think that's great. I think that's great. Listen, I hope you go

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home with the money. You join me in Winners' Row with �35,000. We need

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to get it up a little bit more. You can help with that but not until

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I've got Mark out of the Red Area and back into Winners' Row. I'll be

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back with you in a moment. Mark, are you ready for your Red Area

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question? Absolutely. Take it steady. It's late in the game.

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Klaxon could go at any time. Please and I'm pretty sure he goes on

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about the Hammers. So I'd like to you take that as my answer. Am I to

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accept West Ham as the answer? please. Mark says West Ham it. It

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would be wonderful. We'd have a full Winners' Row. Is the answer

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West Ham? Yes. Go and sit down. OK. So, we have �35,000 in the prize

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fund. A full Winners' Row. You are looking at �7,000 apiece if the

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klaxon went right now. If we do another full round and a clean

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sweep, as we say, do you realise we could have that up to �60,000 in

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one round? Jeannette, are we going to do it? Love to. You have a

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wicked smile with a cheeky wink. but I think I'm going to go for the

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Doldrums. Because of... Yes. Jeannette says "Doldrums" I've

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accepted it. If it is right, you put �5,000. Oh, let it be right.

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�40,000 in the prize fund. We can make this �45,000. Are you ready?

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one of my favourite comedians. And I don't think it's Russell Howard.

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I'm going to go for Jack Whitehall, Dale. You want me to take Jack

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Whitehall as your answer? Yes, Dale. I'm glad, we're motoring, and we're

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going to get that money up, if it's right. Jack Whitehall, please tell

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are you going to do it? Hopefully, Dale. Come on, let's make it

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�50,000. Here is your next I to accept purple as your answer?

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Yes. OK, there it is. It is lit up. I've taken it. Is the answer

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purple? Yes. How's that? All right. You're doing good. Now I'm happy

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because if the klaxon went now you are looking at �10,000 apiece. This

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is good, we are in business. OK, Lisa. I don't know what this is

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satsumas. I really love them. But I don't like the question. You don't

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like the question. No. I'll go with India, Dale. Would you like me it

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take India as your answer? Please, Dale. I accept India. If that is

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right we will a very another �5,000 in the prize fund. Is the answer

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India? I'm sorry. Please make your Mark. Let's put another �5,000.

:28:35.:28:45.
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going to go for Apollo. Would you like me to take Apollo as your

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answer? Yes, please. I accept Apollo. If that is right �55,000.

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way to Red. OK. Right, well now here is normally where I'll say

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we'll bring someone over from the waiting area. You're all here,

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which means - here is your Red Area question. I hope it's a good one

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for you. You need to be back in Winners' Row to stake your claim on

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that share of the prize fund. I wish you luck, are you ready?

:29:26.:29:36.
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Dale. Here is your red area it's Athens. Athens is Greece.

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what on earth am I going on about? Let's go for Cairo. Shall we go for

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Cairo, do you think? I'm glad your here. Does Cairo? Yeah. I'm going

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to ask you both. Lisa, what is your answer? Cairo, Dale. Mark? Cairo.

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You are both agreed on Cairo. What is the capital of Egypt? I'm

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looking for it to be Cairo. If that indeed is the case, you are both

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going back to Winners' Row. Is it Cairo? Yes, well done. Back you go.

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KLAXON SOUNDS. Oh, that's timing. The klaxon has

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sounded. That means the prize fund is frozen. We're done, �50,000.

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That means with a full Winners' Row you are each looking at a minimum

:30:38.:30:42.

share, with a correct answer of �10,000 apiece. You can relax. You

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are just one question away from that cash. I'll be back with your

:30:47.:30:57.
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like to see, a full Winners' Row, nice chunk of change in the prize

:30:58.:31:03.

fund, �50,000 but here's where you can make some serious money. Oh,

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yes, it's the Thunderball draw from the National Lottery. I wish you

:31:07.:31:17.
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the best of luck. Good luck, Welcome, everyone, to the part of

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the show that can make you at home a winner. There has been a great

:31:25.:31:29.

result at Dale's end with everyone making it through to Winners' Row.

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We hope to keep that up now with the live draws. First up, we've got

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Thunderball which had two lucky top prize winners last Saturday. They

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are both �500,000 better off. Well done to them. Later we have a Lotto

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rollover draw up for grabs and a jackpot estimated at a cool �5.9

:31:50.:31:54.

million. Very exciting. Also coming up: news on this year's National

:31:54.:32:04.
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Lottery Awards for. Let's get going. Let's get machines up and running,

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Matt, if you would. Matt Chamberlain is tonight's

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drawmaster being overseen by independent adjudicator Richard

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Plumb. Set of balls number six and ex-calibre were selected for us

:32:27.:32:33.

earlier today. For the first time tonight, good

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luck, everyone. We are off and There's three opportunities per

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I can tell you every ticket at this point is still in the game. The

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very best of luck. He's right. Here we go: Let's see if we can cheer

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you up this wintry weekend. Here are the numbers, this time in

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We will be back with news of this year's National Lottery Awards and

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the Lotto rollover draw in a few ago a full Winners' Row, oh, yes.

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All helped put �50,000 in the prize fund. That means they are each

:34:07.:34:11.

looking at a machine mum of �10,000 apiece and they are just one

:34:11.:34:18.

question away from that cash. It's lovely to say you've all put money

:34:18.:34:21.

in. You all have. Jeannette, you played the long game. You waited

:34:21.:34:27.

over there. You put �5,000 in. Good timing. Very good timing. Now, for

:34:28.:34:31.

�10,000, if you're ready, I'm going to give you your question. Are you

:34:31.:34:41.
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ready? Yes. Jeannete, I wish you haven't seen a Punch and Judy show

:34:53.:35:00.

for a very, very long time. OK. I love Punch and Judy and something

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way back in my memory, I think I know the answer. So, I'm going to

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say - yes, I am going to say Swazzle. Oh, OK, would you like me

:35:14.:35:19.

to accept Swazzle as your answer? would, thank you. Jeannette says

:35:19.:35:22.

Swazzle. If it is right, the minimum you're going home with

:35:22.:35:30.

tonight is �10,000. Jeannette wants it to be Swazzle, is it? Yes. Well

:35:30.:35:40.
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how are you feeling? A little bit nervous but keen to go on. Well,

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you are looking at a share of �10,000. Are you ready for your

:35:48.:35:53.

question? I'm ready, yes, thank you, Dale. Here is your last question of

:35:53.:36:03.
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no. OK. He was sailing I'm thinking either Plymouth or Southampton. I'm

:36:15.:36:19.

going to go for Plymouth, Dale. Would you like me to accept

:36:19.:36:22.

Plymouth as your answer? Yes, I would, Dale. Alison says Plymouth.

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If she's right, the minimum she's going home with is �10,000. Is the

:36:26.:36:36.
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Well done. That's how it's done. Two down, three to go. Martin, this

:36:47.:36:50.

is worth �10,000 to you, your share of the prize fund, minimum at the

:36:50.:36:53.

moment. One question. Are you ready? Yeah. I wish you the best of

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luck. We're all with you. Here is Did it? Not what I wanted. Oh.

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torn between Louis Theroux and Bill Bryson at the moment. I don't know

:37:22.:37:28.

why. I think it's good that you are narrowing it. I'm going to go for...

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Oh, I don't know. I'm going to go for Louis Theroux. Would you like

:37:32.:37:36.

me it take Louis Theroux as your answer? I would, Dale. I accept

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Louis Theroux as your answer. If it is right, you are going home with

:37:39.:37:44.

�10,000. If it's wrong, you've just put the share up of our other two

:37:44.:37:54.
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players. Please tell me it's Louis got to say good night. It's all

:37:57.:38:07.
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right, Dale, thanks. Give me a hug. looking at winning �12,500, not

:38:12.:38:19.

�10,000. Are you ready for the last question for you? I am, Dale.

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wish you luck. Here is your how long I think about it, it's not

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going to make a difference because I don't know the answer. I'm going

:38:47.:38:50.

to go with monkfish, Dale. Would you like me to take monkfish as

:38:50.:38:53.

your answer? Please, please. Lisa says monkfish. It's worth

:38:53.:39:03.
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�12,500 to you. Is the answer darling. Sorry, darling. Give her a

:39:05.:39:15.
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you. You are either leaving with �16,666, or the girls are going

:39:21.:39:29.

home with �25,000 apiece. That's what is riding on your question.

:39:29.:39:39.
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Are you ready? Please reveal Mark's No, I don't even know what one is.

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Gosh, so, so difficult. I'm going to go for USSR. Can I accept USSR

:40:13.:40:22.

as your answer? Yes, please. I've accepted the USSR. If it is right,

:40:22.:40:27.

you're going home with �16,666. If it is wrong, the girls are going

:40:27.:40:33.

home with �25,000 apiece. I really hope you've given me the right

:40:33.:40:37.

answer. Let's put him out of his misery. Is he going home with the

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right money? East Germany. I'm so sorry. Thank you so much. I'm so

:40:49.:40:59.
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from me giving you a cheque for �25,000, I'll be back with that

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good news. It's been a fabulous night on In It To Win It. But

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here's where you can be a winner. I wish you the best of luck. It's

:41:20.:41:23.

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

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:41:33.:41:38.

Thank you, Dale. Poor Mark, that was stressful. The Lotto rollover

:41:38.:41:43.

is moments away but first the National Lottery Awards are skug to

:41:43.:41:49.

influence your powers of influence by nominating a good cause project

:41:49.:41:57.

that you feel deserves recognition. Dave Braithwaite who manages the

:41:57.:42:02.

RSB. PB site at Saltholme, and one of last year's award winners is

:42:02.:42:07.

with us now. It's great to be here. Let's talk

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about the Award, the lifelong learning award which Saltholme won,

:42:12.:42:17.

Best Education project last year. Tell us what it does. It is all

:42:17.:42:21.

about connecting people with nature, getting out there and learning

:42:21.:42:25.

about and discovering how fantastic the wildlife in this country is and

:42:25.:42:28.

more importantly, that needs caring for. How has the funding from the

:42:28.:42:31.

National Lottery helped? It has been a tremendous help. It's really

:42:31.:42:36.

made a big difference. We've been able it buy lots of equipment to

:42:36.:42:40.

get schoolchildren out exploring the wildlife in our wetlands and

:42:40.:42:43.

been able to create facilities where people can get closer to

:42:43.:42:47.

nature. It has even helped to us pay for some transport to pay for

:42:47.:42:52.

coaches so that schools can send classes out to us. All good. I know

:42:52.:42:56.

the news that you won the award was delivered to you by a special

:42:56.:43:01.

visitor, which I think we can look at now. Let's have a look.

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project here which has been going on for about three years, you

:43:05.:43:12.

obviously have had a particularly good year and been awarded the Best

:43:12.:43:17.

Educational Project in the whole country.

:43:17.:43:20.

Was anyone expecting Bill Oddie to turn up? Absolutely not. It was one

:43:21.:43:27.

of the best-kept secrets that there has ever been. You didn't know?

:43:27.:43:31.

had no idea. Great to see him on the reserve. What do you have to

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say about people thinking of nominating projects for this year's

:43:36.:43:40.

awards. Do it. Look at the great work it has done for Saltholme and

:43:40.:43:47.

for the work the RSPdoes across the country. Get nominating. You are

:43:47.:43:51.

definitely a fan. You heard Dave. It is very simple and could mean

:43:51.:43:57.

the world to great National Lottery-funded maybe near you. Joo

:43:57.:44:06.

for details how to nominate go online and follow the links.

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Now it's time to grab the tickets. It's time for the National Lottery

:44:11.:44:16.

Lotto draw. Joop release the rollover balls, please -- Release

:44:16.:44:21.

the rollover balls. Let me tell you tonight's jackpot

:44:21.:44:28.

is estimated at an incredible �5.9 billion. And thanks to Mr Batters

:44:28.:44:35.

bee we are using Merlin and set of balls number 7.

:44:35.:44:40.

Last week two lucky jackpot winning tickets scooped over �3 million

:44:40.:44:46.

each. I think we are ready. Are you ready? Yes. Dave this is your

:44:46.:44:49.

moment. Let's create some millionaires. Ready. Fantastic,

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Apology for the loss of subtitles for 41 seconds

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great. Good luck everybody. Here is now it looks in ascending

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Thank you, Dave, for joining us. Pleasure. If you've played lot yes

:45:59.:46:06.

plus 5 this week, Alan will reveal the results at the end of the show

:46:06.:46:12.

and the daily play and Euro Millions results can be viewed

:46:12.:46:17.

online. Now back it Dale for the final part

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Well, my work is almost done for tonight and what a great night it's

:46:35.:46:39.

been for a couple of ladies. Oh yes, time to hand out the cheques for 25

:46:39.:46:42.

grand. You spent all night over there in the waiting area. Who

:46:42.:46:45.

would have thought that you'd be handed a cheque and it is for

:46:45.:46:53.

Jeanette Lane, �25,000? Lovely to meet you. Enjoy it. Alison Wootton.

:46:53.:46:58.

Yes. From the moment you came hurtling across I knew that

:46:58.:47:02.

something unusual was going to happen with you tonight. It says,

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"Please pay Alison Wootton �25,000." With pleasure. Well done,

:47:07.:47:17.

darling. Well done to both of you. Thank you. I have to say I have had

:47:17.:47:21.

a great night tonight on In It To Win It but I do feel for our losers

:47:21.:47:24.

who didn't go home with the money because it was close. It was

:47:24.:47:27.

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