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It's the National Lottery, In It To Win It. Tonight, with the Lotto

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double rollover. Now, please welcome your host, it's

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Dale Winton. APPLAUSE

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I'm feeling the love, it's coming up in waves. Right back at you, love

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ya! Welcome to the National Lottery, in to it win it. Somewhere in this

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building, not too far away, I've got ?100,000 on guard waiting to give

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away to our players tonight. Hopefully they'll walk away with a

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big cheque. Also you could be a winner too, of course. We've got the

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National Lottery draws a bit later, so everyone could win a fortune

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tonight. I think it's time for you to meet my show hosts. They are

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Mary. Ben. Hayley. Luke. And Rosie. Here is the deal. Over here to

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Winners' Row. Whoever is sitting in one of these chairs when the klaxon

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goes is in with a chance of me handing them a cheque for a lot of

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money. The question is, who will be the first person sitting in Winners'

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Row? You each is your own colour. Here is where we find out who will

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play first. It's blue, it's Rosie. Come on over

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to win some money. APPLAUSE

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Hi, Rosie. Hi, darling. Hello, Dale. How are

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you? Fine, thank you. Come and sit down.

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Great, you are the first one. You know, if you can keep this seat

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until the end of the show, you knee means you are guaranteed a share of

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what is in the prize fund. I'll give it a go, Dale. Where have you come

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from? North London. Who did you bring with you for support? My

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daughter Karen and friend Sharon. She's a beauty. Who is that next to

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her? Her friend Sharon. Good to see you. What do you do in North London?

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I am retired now but I was a housing officer for the local authority. So

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you arrange housing for people? One department arranges it, then we

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supervise the people moving in, and if they don't pay their rent, moving

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out again. How long have you been retired? Seven years. Have you

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enjoyed it? Yes, I have. Really, it's worth every minute? Yes,

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indeed. How much do you want to go home with tonight? ?50,000 would be

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nice. I'll settle for ?20,000 though, Dale. Any idea what you want

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to spend the money on? Get a bit of the mortgage out of the way and I

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would like to take the family to Cuba. I've been there before with my

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his. I've always wanted to go. It's really nice. I'm never been. I'm a

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car fanatic and they have all the amazing cars they have rebuilt from

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the 50s and 60s. That would be your holiday. Anything small grour, a

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little treat that you have always liked? I might change my car. I'll

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see. OK, nothing in the prize fund at the moment. Every question is

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worth ?5,000. Yes. Stay here as long as you can, get up there. If you are

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the only one who stays in, you could do ?100,000 tonight. I'll do my

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best. However, that is with a correct answer. If you give me a

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wrong answer, it's the Red Area. Forget about the Red Area. It isn't

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there. Hope not. Was ready? Yes, I am. Shall we do your first question?

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Yes, please, Dale. For ?5,000, here is your first question:

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I know it's not the wheel, Dale. Actually, I do know this one anyway.

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It's not the passenger seat. I think I'll say the bonnet, Dale. Would you

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

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bonnet. If it's right, the worth ?5,000. Is it bonnet? Yes.

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APPLAUSE Answer the next question, you could

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make it up to ?10,000. Let us make it a good one. Reveal the question.

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Well, I did study Latin at school. Not very well, I must admit. But I

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think I know this one as well. In memoriam is used to commemorate

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somebody. Et cetera means... Et cetera. Yes! I think it's placebo,

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

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please. I hope it's placebo. If it is, there's another ?59,000 in the

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prize fund. Is it placebo? Yes. APPLAUSE

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-- ?5,000. Well done. Thank you. Here is your

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next question. I'm probably the only person in the

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country who doesn't watch Doctor Who. I think I'm going to go for

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Pete Peter Capaldi, Dale. I think I'll stick with that. OK. I've

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accepted that. If it's right, ?15,000. Is it Peter Capaldi? Wow.

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?15,000. You can make it up to ?20,000 right now, Rosie with your

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next question. I think it's not If. I think I'll

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get rid of that one already. I think I'll go for The Ancient Mariner. Is

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that your answer? Yes. Accepted. We have an arrangement. If that is

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right, you are up to ?20,000. You are playing a good game if it's

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right. Is that right? Yes. Wow! Your fifth question. ?25,000.

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Getting very adult now. Here is your next question.

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Good at geography? Hopeless. I can never tell with you, because your

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face doesn't tell me if you like it or not, you know. Believe me. Are

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you really that bad? I think with this one because it's a

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guess, I'm going to go for the Gulf of Aden, pure and simply because

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it's Africa. OK. Are you saying you would like me

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to accept Gulf of Aden? Yes, please. Accepted. If you are right, you are

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beginning to get a bit of a roll here. You are not one of those

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people that pretends they don't know anything but really does, and then

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you walk away with ?100,000? No. Let me see. Is that the answer? Wow.

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You worked that out well. How are you doing over there? Everybody all

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right? Getting nervous? Little bit. Yes, little bit. I would too. You

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are good, aren't you, Rosie. Let's make it ?30,000. . Here we go. Here

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is an unusual question. Body parts. I definitely know this one. I

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thought you would. When it came up, I thought, hello. It's not the

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liver, I know. And we all only have one panry yas, so I'll say kidney

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Dale. -- pancreas. Would you like me to accept that? Yes, please. Is it

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right? Rosie, I've got to ask you, how are you doing? OK, thank you.

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It's getting a bit good here. Who did you bring with you for support?

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My granddaughter and my daughter-in-law. Looking very glam,

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the sparkly tops, that's good! How are you, Ben? Bit nervous. And

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wanting to be over here, right? Yes. Hayley, how is it going? Not too

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bad. Who is with you tonight? My sister Natalie and best friend Amy.

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Good to see you. And finally, Luke at the end there, who is is with

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you? My brother and my dad. It's a family affair? It is. Next question.

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OK, Dale, I know it's not Downton Abbey. Do you watch it? I watch it,

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yes. Never miss it. It's going to be a guess with this one, Dale. I'll go

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for Mad Men. Would you like know take that as your answer? Yes, Dale.

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I accept that. Let's hope it's right. Is that right? Wow!

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We are going to make this ?40,000. Quite rightly so. Here is your next

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question. Oh, here we go.

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The lowest? It's not black. Black belts are the most experienced judo

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people. I think I'll go for white, Dale.

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OK. Would you like me to accept White as your answer? Yes, please.

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OK, I accept white. If it's there, ?40,000. Please tell me it's white.

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Yes. ?40,000! Goodness. No-one to share

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it with. Let's make it ?45,000. Here is your

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next question, Rosie. What is the first name of Mr Darcey Darcy...

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I am sure you watched this. I thought you would have liked that

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one? I did watch it, but I don't remember his name.

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I don't think it's Horace. Think about it. I'm drawn to Fitzwilliam.

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I don't know why I don't think it's Peregrine. I'm going to settle for

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Fitzwilliam. Should I accept that? Yes. Good. Like you, it's so long

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since I've seen it, I can't remember. I've accepted Fitzwilliam

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as the answer. If that is right, ?45,000. I don't know which it is.

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APPLAUSE Oh, dear. OK, this is looking very

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good. Let's have a look at your next question which would make it

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?50,000. Here it is, Rosie. A Cheltenham Gold Cup is a famous

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race in which sport? I know this one, Dale. I know it's

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not athletics. I definitely know that the Cheltenham Gold Cup is a

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horse race. Excellent. Very positive. I'll accept that. If it's

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right, you've reached that magical ?509,000.

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Rosie is horse racing right? Yes. My goodness. Where's your

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family. Are you proud of her now? So proud. Top lady. Isn't that

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fabulous? I can't remember the last time someone came along and motored

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up to ?50,000 without pausing or stopping or something. You are doing

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fantastic. Fantastic. Shall we make it ?55,000? Let's give it a go,

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Dale. Here we go. Here is your next

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question. It wasn't 1947. I'm going to say

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1917. Shall I accept 1917 as your answer? Yes, please, Dale. Let's

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hope it's 1917. Please tell me it is.

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?55,000! APPLAUSE

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Fantastic. Isn't that great? Marvellous. A

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lovely feeling. You know, you did it all yourself. Here is your next

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question, Rosie. I think I will discard Henry Ford

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because I think he was cars rather than trains. I like the name,

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Trevithick. I do not know why. I will go with Richard Trevithick.

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Shall I accept Richard Trevithick as your answer? Yes, please, Dale.

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Done. There it is. If that is right, 60 grand. Is it Richard Trevithick?

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65 grand if you get this one right. OK. Here we go, Rosie, let's have a

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look at it. Here we go. I do not really know this one for certain

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either. But I do not think it is The Little Mermaid. I do not know why. I

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do not think someone called Jafar would be in The Little Mermaid. I

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think I will go for Aladdin, Dale. Would you like me to take Aladdin as

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your answer? I would. I accept Aladdin as your answer. If it is

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right, 65 grand. Is it Aladdin? Yes. The audience are sitting there

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watching, thinking, holding their breath. It is fantastic. I am

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holding my breath as well. 70 grand, how about it? It sounds good. Let's

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have a look at your next question. I know this one, Dale. Do you watch

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EastEnders? I do. I know it was not Pat Butcher because she died some

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time ago, in the programme, of course. It is definitely Michael

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Moon, Dale. Would you like me to accept Michael Moon as your answer?

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Yes, please. I have. If it is right, and you seem very certain, ?70,000.

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Is the answer Michael Moon? I do not think it is boxing, Dale.

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You're not supposed to stand anywhere when you're boxing, you're

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supposed to keep moving or someone will hit you. That is a rule of life

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generally! OK. I think I will go with basketball, Dale. Shall I

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accept basketball as your answer? Yes, please. We have an arrangement,

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is it basketball? It is squash. Oh, well. Please make your way to Red. A

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big sigh of relief from the waiting area. Four of them sitting there,

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one and only one can join me here in Winners' Row. Let's find out who it

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is going to be. It is green, it is Ben. Come and win

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some money. How are you doing? Good to see you. Come and sit down. So,

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who is here with you for support tonight? I have my girlfriend Linda

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and my friend Gemma. Hi, girls. Both looking lovely. How are you doing?

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It is a long time sitting there. I was getting a bit hot over there.

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Were you thinking, this will not be my turn tonight? I was sitting there

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all night. Where have you come from? I have come from Manchester. What do

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you do to earn a living? I am a business customer account manager, I

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work for a bank. You work for a bank. Do you enjoy it? It is good.

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We are in a nice part of it. You came here with the dream. Rosie,

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incredible. How much is in your mind to go home with tonight? I wanted

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the lot, 100,000. Fantastic. You obviously had an idea what you

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wanted to do with the money. What would that be? I wanted to open a

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soccer school and teach children to play football. That would be the big

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dream. And just enjoy life. I want to take my boy over to America and

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watch WrestleMania live. Kids love that WrestleMania. What about a

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treat for your better half? Hm. I would probably take her on a massive

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shopping spree. I like the way you go, hm. There's a thought that

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hadn't occurred to me! What do you think she would like? I think she

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would like a new wardrobe, a few treats. Quite right, too. We are

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dreaming. But kind of like the dream that could become a reality. There

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is 70 grand in there right now. You're going to add to it, I know

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you are. You're only here because Rosie got the answer wrong. We want

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to get her out of the Red Area. I will be back with your question in a

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moment. Rosie. Yes, Dale. You have been brilliant so far. This is not

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multiple-choice, one question, so do not rush it. Are you ready? I am. I

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hope it's a good one. Here is Rosie's Red Area question. You have

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got to love this. Yes, I have sung this many a time, Dale. I think that

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is Auld Lang Syne. Would you like me to take that as your answer? Yes,

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please, Dale. Is it Auld Lang Syne? You are back, you are back. Thank

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you. OK, so we have 70,000. Shall we have your first question? Yes. Here

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it is, Ben's first question. Right, I have not got a clue with

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this one. It will have to be a complete guess. I am going to rule

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out Isle of Man from the start. I am going to go for Lindisfarne. Would

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you like me to take Lindisfarne as your answer? Yes, Dale. I accept

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Lindisfarne for the chance to stay in Winners' Row. Is it Lindisfarne?

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This could make it 80. If the klaxon went, you would be looking at an

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even split, 40-40 each. That is good. Not to be sneezed at. Here is

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your next question. I'm not 100% sure. I am going to go

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for hyperbole. Are you asking me to accept hyperbole as your answer?

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Yes, please. I accept hyperbole for the chance to stay in Winners' Row

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and put another five grand in there. Please tell me it is hyperbole.

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Nothing is shaking your resolve. You have been into Red, that is nerve

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wracking enough, you have come back and you have company in Winners'

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Row. It is fantastic. We have 80 grand in the prize fund. You can

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make it 85 grand. Are you ready? Yes. Let's hope it is an easy one

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for you. Please show me the question.

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I do not think it is Black Sabbath. But I think Madness and Duran Duran

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got back together again recently. I am thinking, is it 13 because it is

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an unlucky number and that is why they've gone for it, or is it that

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because they released it in 2013? I am going to go for 13, Black

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Sabbath. Would you like me to take Black Sabbath as your answer? Yes. I

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have accepted Black Sabbath. I hope it is right. Is the answer Black

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Sabbath? I love it when it goes like this.

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There is ?85,000 there. You have put 75 grand in. You have got a good

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partner. He has put ten grand in. Would you have liked that last

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question? No. I hope you like this. You get this one right, another five

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grand will make it ?90,000. Are you ready? Yes, Dale. Here it is.

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The Burnley Express, I do not know much about cricket, Dale. I do not

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think it is Kevin Pietersen. I am going to go for Jimmy Anderson,

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Dale. Would you like me to take Jimmy Anderson as your answer? Yes,

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please. I accept it. If that is right, we have 90 grand in the prize

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fund. Is it Jimmy Anderson? ?90,000. APPLAUSE. OK, let's make it 95

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grand. Are you ready? Yes. Ben, here is your next question.

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Again, I have not got a clue on this one. I am going to have to try and

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eliminate one. I am going to eliminate The Firm, just because I

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think that's a group and I would not have put that with Hannibal Lecter.

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I will eliminate Red Dragon. I am going to go for Salem's Lot. Would

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you like me to take Salem's Lot as your answer? Yes. I accept that, I

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hope it is right. It will mean 95 grand. Is it Salem's Lot? That is

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where all the witches come from. It is Red Dragon you were looking for.

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That means, for now at least, make your way to Red. Stand by, one of

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you will be joining me after you have made it 95 grand. Yes, I will

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try. Are you ready? Here is your question. Another five grand, yes,

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please. Alan, Phil, Stu and Doug. I do not

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think it is Toy Story. I think I'm going to go for The Hangover. Would

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you like me to accept The Hangover? Yes, please. I accept it. If it is

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right, once again, 95 grand we have put in, which means you are

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responsible for 80. That would make it 85,000 you have put in. If this

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is right, unbelievable. Please tell me that Rosie is right. Please. Yes.

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How are you feeling? I am so shocked with myself. I am not. After about

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30 grand, I thought, she is a bit good. You have just got better and

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better. My goodness. That means we have one in Red and Rosie is sitting

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pretty in Winners' Row, where she belongs. We have you three in the

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waiting area. One of you is about to join me. Who is it going to be?

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Let's find out. It is white, it is Hayley. Come and

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make some money. Hi, darling. How are you doing? Come and sit down.

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You have had a long night, haven't you? Yes. You have had a very long

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wait. Where have you come from tonight? Essex. What do you do? I am

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a PA in London. You travel every day up to town? Yes, every day. What is

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on your shopping list? To get married. I got engaged a year ago. I

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would like a festival-themed wedding, festively, for the pair of

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us. I would love to go to Florida to swim with dolphins, it is a lifetime

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ambition. I would bring my friend and my little boy as well. Lovely. I

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wish you well. Thank you so much. You're only here because Ben got the

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answer wrong. It does not matter. You're in the right place at the

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right time. Look at that, 95 grand. Unbelievable, it is fabulous, down

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to Rosie and Ben. I know. I will be back with your first question in a

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moment. Ben, I have got to get you out of the Red Area. One question,

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this is not multiple-choice. Find me the right answer and you're going

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back to Winners' Row. Are you ready for your question? I am. I wish you

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the best of luck, we are all with you. Show me Ben's Red Area

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question. Shakespeare? No.

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I'll come and sit down. Clear your head. They are so famous all the

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plays. You do know it, I'm sure. You just need time to think about it.

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Talk me through what you're thinking at the moment? The only Shakespeare

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play that I've dealt with was Romeo and Juliet which, I know it's not

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that straightaway. I'm trying to think of plays with Romans in and I

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don't even know if it's a play. I can only think of one which is

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Julius caesar. That's the only one I can think of. I will ask you the

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question and you'll give me the answer.

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If you have thought about it. Let us see. You say? Julius Caesar. I

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accept that. Sounds good. Is it good enough? Please show me.

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Yes! APPLAUSE

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Well done. KLAXON SOUNDS The klaxon has

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sounded. That means one thing. The prize fund is frozen. Not going

:32:05.:32:12.

anywhere. The share would be ?31,666 each. Fantastic! You were on the

:32:13.:32:18.

wire weren't you! I've got to say goodbye to two other players who

:32:19.:32:23.

won't be too happy. I'm so sorry, Mary and Luke. We have to say good

:32:24.:32:27.

night. You have be very patient. Thank you. It just didn't work out

:32:28.:32:32.

tonight, so sorry, but safe journey home. Thank you very much. Thank

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you. APPLAUSE

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OK. Bill back with your question in a moment.

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-- I'll be back with your question in a moment. It's a fabulous

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jackpot, ?95,000! Guys, hold your nerve. However, here is your chance

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to win a fortune in tonight's Thunderball draw in the National

:33:06.:33:07.

Lottery. Have fun and good luck. Thanks, Dale. Hello, everyone and

:33:08.:33:25.

welcome to Lottery HQ. It's great to see the return of In It To Win It

:33:26.:33:29.

#57bed what a flying start for Rosie. Impressive stuff. It's time

:33:30.:33:34.

to focus on you at home. Are you in for a wind fall tonight? Perhaps you

:33:35.:33:38.

could win the top prize in the Thunderball or scoop the Lotto

:33:39.:33:42.

jackpot which tonight is a double rollover. Also with thousands of you

:33:43.:33:47.

psyching yourselves up for tomorrow's London Marathon,

:33:48.:33:50.

Casualty's Amanda Mealing is taking time out from the emergency

:33:51.:33:52.

department to pound the streets herself for the third time and she's

:33:53.:33:57.

with us here at Lottery HQ to wish you luck and to tell us how she's

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feeling ahead of the big day. Grab hold of the tickets because it's

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time for Thunderball. Start up the first machine if you

:34:04.:34:19.

would, Jules. Julie Hamilton is with us and the draws are being overseen

:34:20.:34:21.

by an independent adjudicator. ?500,000 could soon be yours. Good

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luck. Just imagine. Just imagine... Here we go. Here is the first one.

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We have the five main numbers, now we need the all-important

:35:25.:35:32.

Thunderball. All tickets are still in play, so if

:35:33.:35:41.

use haven't matched with any of the five numbers drawn so far, you could

:35:42.:35:46.

win a prize by matching with just the Thunderball alone. Good luck.

:35:47.:35:52.

Which is Goyting to be? Up pops that one there which is number 3! So,

:35:53.:35:59.

here are the Thunderball numbers again, this time in ascending order:

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Thanks, Allan. We'll be back soon with the big Lotto double rollover

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draw along with Connie from Casualty, that's Amanda Mealing.

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First, back over to Dale with In It To Win It. See you shortly.

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Welcome back. Not so long ago, these three people

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each put enough money in to build the jackpot up to ?95,000. Great

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prize fund. It means they are looking at a share of at least

:36:46.:36:51.

?31,666. You know what, they are only one question away from that

:36:52.:36:55.

cash. I don't know what to say. Hayley,

:36:56.:37:04.

did you cut it fine? ! I know. I was very generous in saying all three

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put in the money. Yes. Not so much. They done all the hard work. But

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listen, that is the way the game is played. You are looking at a minimum

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of ?31,666. Ready? Yes. First and last question of the night. Here it

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is. Parmesan cheese is a kind of fine

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cheese so I can't imagine it being recooked. Gorgonzola I've never

:37:48.:37:54.

heard of before and I'm thinking Ricotta because it's quite tough. So

:37:55.:38:05.

I'm thinking it might be recooked. I think I'm going to go with Ricotta.

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Would you like know take that as your answer? Yes, please, Dale. I

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accept Ricotta. If that is right, I hope for you it is, nice wedding on

:38:17.:38:20.

the way, you are going home with a minimum of ?31,666. OK. Is it

:38:21.:38:33.

Ricotta? Yes. Well cone! You did it. Congratulations.

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You all right? Yeah. I'll be back with your cheque soon. How much is

:38:40.:38:46.

on it depends on you two. Rosie? Yes, Dale. At ?95,000, you and you

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alone are responsible for ?85,000 of that. That's an incredible

:38:53.:38:57.

achievement. I'm saying to you, this is your last question of the night

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and it's the most important one. You tell me, are you ready? Yes, Dale.

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OK. I'm ready when you are. I wish use

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the very best of luck. Thank you. Here is your question.

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I've never heard of them in the world of fashion. I don't know a lot

:39:28.:39:37.

about jazz anyway, but I'm going to say cometic books, Dale. OK. Would

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you like me to accept that as your answer?

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Yes, please, I would, Dale. I have accepted cometic books.

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With every bone in my body, I hope you are right, you deserve it --

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cometic books. It should be yours -- comic books. If Mark Millar and Alan

:40:01.:40:07.

Moore are famous names in comic book, you have just won a minimum of

:40:08.:40:13.

?31,666. If it's wrong, you have pushed ahey lease share up to --

:40:14.:40:19.

Hayley's share up to half of ?95,000. For a chance to go home

:40:20.:40:23.

with the cash, please tell me it's comic books.

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Yes! I was so worried. I was too. My

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goodness me. Do you know what, I was vacillating between jazz and comic

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books. Well done! How are you feeling? Wonderful! And very

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relieved. ?31,666. Can I go and sort out Ben? Yes. Ben, you've had a good

:40:55.:41:03.

night, you put in ?10,000. Here is where you find out whether you are

:41:04.:41:06.

going to do what the girls did and go home with ?31,666, or whether

:41:07.:41:12.

they are going home with ?47,500. Here is your last question of the

:41:13.:41:13.

night. I haven't got a clue. I've never

:41:14.:41:35.

even heard of it. I'm going to have to try and

:41:36.:41:39.

eliminate an answer. Yes, please do. You've earned the right to be here.

:41:40.:41:43.

You put in ?10,000. I'm going to let you do your thing.

:41:44.:41:52.

I'm going to go for the Orkney Islands. OK. Are you saying you

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would like me to take the Orkney Islands as your answer? Yes, Dale.

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OK. If you are wrong, they are going home with ?47,500.

:42:07.:42:14.

Please tell me it's the Orkney Islands?

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Yes! Well done! APPLAUSE

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Relax. I'll be back with your cheques very shortly. Yes!

:42:27.:42:36.

Oh, fantastic! Another great night on In It To Win It. Will you will b

:42:37.:42:40.

celebrating too? There is a huge cash amount to be won, a fortune up

:42:41.:42:44.

for grabs in the big Saturday night Lotto Draw. Have fun and good luck.

:42:45.:42:54.

Thanks, Dale and well done to Hayley, Rosie and Ben. Tonight's big

:42:55.:43:00.

Lotto double rollover draw is moments away. Before that, it's time

:43:01.:43:05.

to introduce a powerhouse of British medical drama, her feisty portrayal

:43:06.:43:16.

of the Holby City surgeon Connie, the hugely talented Amanda Amanda

:43:17.:43:24.

Mealing is with us. How does it feel to be back as fierce Connie? It's

:43:25.:43:29.

fab actually, really exciting. The heels are on, the scalpel's out, the

:43:30.:43:36.

tongue-lashing is beginning. No heels tomorrow though. Goodness, no.

:43:37.:43:40.

You are doing the marathon for the third time! That sounds ridiculous.

:43:41.:43:46.

What keeps you coming back? I'm an ambassador for Breast Cancer Care

:43:47.:43:49.

and they were the official charity in 2012: That was the first time I

:43:50.:43:56.

did it. I'm hooked. Are you? Yes, I just love it. I don't think I'll

:43:57.:43:59.

will saying that tomorrow but afterwards I hope I will be. You are

:44:00.:44:05.

a veteran, an expert. Your third time. What last-minute tips do you

:44:06.:44:09.

have for people? I would say hydrate. Really important. Carb up,

:44:10.:44:15.

hydrate, sleep well, start slow tomorrow, don't start off too

:44:16.:44:22.

quickly. You will hit the wall. In my veteran stairkts I can officially

:44:23.:44:27.

say that. I started slowly and finished slowly. Best of luck

:44:28.:44:31.

tomorrow and to all of you taking part and Casualty is up next, stay

:44:32.:44:34.

tuned for that. Who is ready to become a multi-millionaire? Here is

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Lotto. OK, let's release the weekend balls.

:44:37.:44:50.

Let me tell you that tonight's double rollover jackpot has been

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estimated sat a staggering ?9.2 million.

:44:55.:45:13.

to you, Amanda! The and tomorrow. -- good luck to everyone doing the

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Thanks, Alan and thank you, Amanda. marathon tomorrow.

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daughter must be... Look. Bless. You are a fabulous lady. It says here,

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pay Rosie 31,666. Enjoy it. Thank you very much. Thank you. I have

:47:58.:48:02.

been on the edge of my seat all night as well, that last question,

:48:03.:48:06.

you did not like it. I hated it. I hated it, too. I do not hate it now.

:48:07.:48:11.

I love it now. Quite right, too. Ben Swallow, 31,666. Spend it, have fun.

:48:12.:48:16.

Well done, well done. OK, thank you, thank you for making the show

:48:17.:48:23.

tonight. Wonderful. I have really enjoyed it tonight and I hope you

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have loved watching In It To Win It, too. You know what the best thing

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is? Come back and see us again soon. Until then, I say to you, have a

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great night. Good night now. Goodbye for now. What a start to the series!

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All three competitors in Winners' Row return home victorious! And

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richer! And we love that beard, Dale. Tonight's winning Thunderball

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and Lotto numbers are on screen now, and the full Lotto Raffle results

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will available later this evening on the Red Button or via

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so everything is not over.

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