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It's the National Lottery In It To Win It, with tonight's Thunderball

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I am feeling the love right back at your host, it's Dale Winton.

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I am feeling the love right back at you. Welcome to In It To Win It.

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Welcome to the National Lottery. It's Saturday night and that means

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there's money to be won, ?100,000 up It's Saturday night and that means

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for grabs in the studio tonight with our five players. They can't wait to

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get their hands on the chance to win the money. Don't forget, are you

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going to be a winner yourself tonight. I hope so,

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going to be a winner yourself National Lottery draws. They're

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going to be a winner yourself coming up later. But now, it's time

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to meet my co-presenters, that's what I like to call them. They're

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going to do all the work tonight. They are Kay, Jibran, Jackie, Lee

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and Ursula. They are Kay, Jibran, Jackie, Lee

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Here's how it works, they need to make it out of that side of the room

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over here, which I affectionately call Winners' Row. Frankly, whoever

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is sitting in one of these chairs at the end of the show, when the klaxon

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goes, means I could be handing them a cheque for huge money. So, the

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question is: Would will be the first person in Winners' Row? You each

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

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It's pink, it's Kay. APPLAUSE

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Hello gorgeous. How are you? You look great. So do you, you look

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fabulous. Come and sit down. Thank you. I love it when I get a

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compliment. First of all, I'd love to know who you brought with you for

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support. My husband Jim and our daughter Emma. Hello g, to see you.

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Every question with a correct answer is worth ?5,000. Give me a wrong

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answer and you go... You're accept brighting your 50th

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wedding anniversary. Our golden anniversary, yes. What's the secret?

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We share everything. How much would you spend on the celebration? Quite

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a lot, but enough to let us have a really nice holiday somewhere.

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Putting aside the party, that's organised, what else would you like?

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We would love to think we could have a holiday home, probably in central

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France, that our family could come and spend holidays in and we could

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as well. What part of the world are you in at the moment? We live in the

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Brecon Beacons. I've heard the song about Abergavenny. But I've never

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met anybody who comes from there. Have you now. I think you've

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retired? Yes I had a secretaryial agency for 24 years in You know

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town. The rules of the game, are you going to win some money for me? I

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would like to. Good. Let's put some money in right now. Nothing in the

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prize fund. I wish you the best of luck. Thank you. We're all with you.

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You're a sweet heart. Here's your first question.

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It's not South America or Europe, it's Africa. Quick as a flash. Have

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you been? No. But you knew that one? Might do. You think you know that

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one. You're quick and definite about that. You're convinced Africa is the

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right answer. I've accepted it. Let's see if you're right.

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Spend the time on questions you're not that sure of. OK. Here's your

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next question, that would make it ?10,000. What is the literal meaning

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of the culinary phrase "salsa verde? Right, I don't speak Italian but

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that is Italian and salsa is sauce and verde is green. So it's got to

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be groan sauce. You seem very sure. You speak Italian. I don't speak But

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you Italian. Knew that. We'll soon find out. Is she right? Yes.

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I would love to see you make this 15 grand and you can do it. Here's your

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next question: It's not skin. It's not the heart,

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it's a problem with the ear. I will ask for ear I am please. To accept

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ear? Yes, please. Let's have a look. If it's right another five grand.

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Yes. 15 grand, we can make it to 20.

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That's up to you. Here's the next question.

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I bet you've got all their records, all of them. This is my nightmare

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question. Is it your nightmare? I'm really not into pop music. Right

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then, back up the bus, take it steady. I'm going to go just a gut

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feeling of oasis. I'm probably wrong. But I'm going to say oasis.

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Would you like me to take that as the answer? Yes, please.

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Accepted. If it's right it's another five grand in the prize fund.

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For now, are you going to the Red Area. Thank you.

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Girls and boys, one of you is about to join me in Winners' Row. Let's

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find out who it's going to be. It's white, it's Jackie. Come and

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make some money. Er hi darling. -- hi, darling. Hi

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It's a Dale. Girls' game tonight. Fashion seems to be, I've noticed

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that, the Victoria Beckham look, where the zip is all the way down,

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either the back or the front, sometimes they have different

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coloured side panels. Who's with you tonight? I have my brother, Michael,

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and my dad John. Brother and dad. What do you do? I'm a secondary

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school teacher. What age group would you specialise in? 11 to 18

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officially. Oh, my goodness. I can't imagine. What do you do if they're

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being leery. I start with a warning. You have a word and get them to man

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up a little bit. Really? Where are you from? Newcastle. Oh, I love

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Newcastle. Anybody special in your life? Just you, Dale. Seriously, no

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special guy? No, not at all. What is the overriding quality that you must

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have in a boyfriend? It's going to sounds strange, someone to build me

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things. A carpenterment You want a -- A carpenter. You want a DIY man?

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Yeah, it would come in handy. I've figured out where you're going wrong

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here. What would you spend the money on? I would like a flat by the sea

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in Newcastle. What else is on the list, if you don't find you can make

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the figures work. If I have to Yeah, exact share. Ly. If I had to share,

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I would wants to take my family to Vegas. It's my mum's 50th coming up,

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we all planned to go any way, I'd love to be able to take us first

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class to Vegas. I wish you luckment Thank you. You are only here because

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Kay got the wrong answer. You can relax. I'll be back with your first

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question after Kay has returned to Winners' Row. I hope so. I'm being

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masterful here. You're going to do it, aren't you? I'll try. You have

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to find the answer yourself, the correct answer. If you do that,

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you'll be back in Winners' Row. When you're ready, tell me. I'm ready.

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Show me the question for Kay. You'll get this. Gosh, that is

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difficult. You are joking? I am. That's obviously the First World

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War. OK. Would you like me to take the First World War as your answer?

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Yes, please. I wish you the best of luck. Thank you. Is it the First

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It's an all-ladies game so far. World War? Yes.

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It's an all-ladies game so far. Jackie, your first chance to put

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some money in. This is a geography one. I don't

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like geography. Well? This is absolute nightmare for me. I'm going

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to go straight down the middle with 264 million. Would you like me to

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take that as your answer? It's the best I'm going to get. I accept 264.

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If it's right, you've got 20 grand in there.

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Is that any Yes, fine good? . Oh, lovely, good, good. It was Sir Ben

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Ainslie. Oh, OK. Are you saying you would like me to take I would that?

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Please, I know it wasn't Ellen MacArthur. Is that right?

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APPLAUSE Stay there for the moment.

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Meanwhile, one of you is about to join me here. Here's where we find

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out just who it's going to be. It's yellow, it's Lee. Come and make

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some money. Hello Lee. Hi How are Dale. You?

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Fine, thank you. There you go. How are you? I'm excited. Were you

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beginning to think it wasn't going to happen? A little bit, yeah. It is

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tense over there. Where have you come Who's from? Leicester. With you

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for I've brought support? My wife Hayley and my dad, Rob. Hello,

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family affair. It is. You're a painter and decorator, aren't you? I

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am, yes. Do you work together in a family business? Yeah, I work for my

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dad. How much do you want to go home with? ?50,000 would be I know

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fantastic. Football plays a part in your dream. It does. I love the

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World Cup. I'd love to go and watch England If you play. Got say ?30,000

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to go home with, what would you do, apart from the football? Apart from

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the football, I think we'd like to install our own hot tub. Outside?

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Yes. In our climate, you'd have to have pretty powerful heating to make

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it comfortable, wouldn't you? We went on holiday recently and there

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was one there. Where was that? It was in Devon. You have great

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memories of being in the hot tub? Yes... I don't blame you. You're

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only here because Jackie unfortunately fell at the question.

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I'm going to get her out of the Red Area, back here where she belongs in

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Winners' Row. I'll be back with your first question after we've sorted

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you out. How are you feeling? I'm worried. One question, this is not

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multiple choice. Find me No. The right answer, you're back there. Are

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you Uh-huh. Ready? As I'll ever be. I wish you luck. Here is the

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question: I've got an inkling, because my

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mother likes him. She's got a soft spot for him. Unfortunately, it

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isn't Newcastle United. The only thing that is coming to me is

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Chelsea. So are you saying you would like me to take Chelsea as your

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answer? Yes, please. No messing. I accept Chelsea, if that's right

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you're back in Winners' Row. doing? I'm getting quite nervous

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because I want to come on. Introduced me to who you brought

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with you tonight. I brought my mum and my sister. Hello. All right?

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Yes, thanks. Ursula, how are you doing? I am good. My amazing mum up

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there and my good friend, Julie. Hello, ladies. Are you ready for

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your question? Have a look at this, reveal it to me.

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This is not something that I would say that I know. I think I remember

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seeing it in one of the supermen films. I think it is four. OK. Are

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you saying you would like me to accept four? Yes. I have accepted

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four. If it is right, we have more money in there. Is the answer four?

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Yes! Well done. 25 grand. Here is your next question. What name is

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Did you see any of these films? No. Big hit movies, very popular, very

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funny. I am going for the name that means something to me from the

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past, the Goons. The Goons it is. If they are right and it is them Goons,

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you have put five grand in the prize fund. Is it the Goons? The Millions.

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Off you go, make your way to the Red Area.

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Here is your next question. The ruins.

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Any good? No. It is between Tunisia and Croatia. The ruins of the

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ancient city of Carthage. It will have to be a blind guess again. I am

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going to say Tunisia. Are you saying you would like me to accept Tunisia?

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I will go with my gut and state Tunisia. I will accept that. If it

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is right, very nice. It will be your first chance to put some money in

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and it would round it up to 30 grand. Please tell me it is Tunisia.

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Yes. Well done. OK, Jibran and Ursula. One of you is about to come

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and join me. Let's find out who it is going to be.

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How are you doing? Really well. Come and sit down. Jibran, how are you

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doing? Really good. How are you? I am very good. How much do you want

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to go home with? 50 grand. I would like to pay off my student loans

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that I have taken out. I would like to give my honey to my mum, who has

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supported me all my life. That would be nice for her. She is the best mum

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in the world and she has looked after me and brought me up and I

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want to give her money to make her happy and secure. It was like a

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soliloquy. It was fantastic. How do you think you will do tonight? It

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depends on the question. You never said a truer word. Where are you

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from? Rotherham. You are here because Kay did not like the

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question and I don't blame her. I will be back with your question in a

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moment. Kay, we have been here before. We have. Red Area, one

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question, not multiple choice. Ready? As I will ever be. Let's have

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a look at your question. Here we go. I have no idea. I don't know, Dale.

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I am sorry, I cannot even give you a fantasy TV series. You wouldn't like

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to have a guess that one? It could be a space one, I don't know. I

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don't know. Does this mean you want to pass? I will have to pass, I am

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terribly sorry. Please tell me what is the answer. Game Of Thrones. It

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is quite famous. I have not watched any. Kay, I hate to say this, go

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back to where you started. Oh, dear. I feel for her, Jibran. She did so

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well with the money. However, this is your turn now. It is all about

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you. Are you ready for your first question? I am. Here it is.

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I am not really sure about this question, Dale. I am going to go

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with her keel Poirot. OK. Would you like me to accept Pyro is your

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answer? I would, yes. I accept it and if it is right you have put five

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grand in the prize fund. Is it? James Bond. Please make your way to

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Read. Not happy. Can we make it fairly and

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five? Here is your question. What You are smiling, is that good? I

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thought you were smiling because you liked it. When you smile like that,

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I could have sworn you were like, yes. Not initially, but after seeing

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the answers come up I think I am going to go for locomotive. Would

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you like me to take locomotive as your answer? Yes please, Dale. I

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have accepted locomotive. I hope it is right. If that locomotive? Yes.

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Oh, Jackie. Dale. We are up to 35. If you put five in and make it 40

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and there are only two view here when the klaxon goes, that is 20

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apiece, very nice. Here is your next question.

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I researched this, Dale! You researched it? Yes, I thought the

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age of celebrity would come up so I researched a few. Oh, my goodness!

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Now, I see this. It might not come up. Here are your choices.

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Did the one come up you were hoping? The same year as my mum. She will

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love me for saying that. 1963. Would you like me to take that as your

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answer? Yes please, Dale. You really smiling. Your whole demeanour has

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changed. I have lit up. Your eyes are sparkling. If it is 40 grams is

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a reality. Is it 1963? Yes. OK. Ursula Lidbetter been so patient all

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night long. Kay has been busy all night long. They are looking at the

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chance to join me on Winners' Row. Only one of them can do that. Let's

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find out who it is going to be. Come here, darling. Mind the step.

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Thank you. Make your way to the chair. Oh, my goodness. Ursula, I

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don't know what to say to you. You have been so unlucky tonight. You

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may make it over. Kay, welcome back. Thank you. You can relax. I've got

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

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moment. Jibran, you know how it works in the Red Area. You find me

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the right answer, you are backing Winners' Row. Here is your Red Area

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question and it will not be multiple choice.

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I am going to say Django and change. I accept Django Unchained. Is the

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answer Django Unchained? Isn't it amazing?

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Yes. It is not the Black Sea. It is the Mediterranean Sea. Are you

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saying you would like me to take the Mediterranean Sea is your answer?

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Yes. I accept the Mediterranean Sea. If it is, it will be 45 grand. Is it

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the Mediterranean? Yes. Lee, let's make it 50 grand, shall we? Lets

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try. Here is your question. You have to like this.

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I do know this one, Dale. The answer is Maroon Five. Eye to accept that?

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Yes. Please tell me it is right. Yes, 50 grand. I bet you love to

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that question, Jackie. Here is your next question.

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Rudyard Kipling wrote Kim and things like that South Africa and Africa.

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Again, Dale, I'm going to have to go with my gut will stop Ted Hughes is

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jumping out at me. Would you like me to take Ted Hughes as your answer?

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Why not? Of that is right, we will have 55 grand in there. Is it Ted

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Hughes? It is Rupert Brooke. Rupert Brooke. For now, you have been here

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before, and you made it back, but for now please make your way to the

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Red Area. Ursula, you know what is going to

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happen. You will be over here after you, Jibran. I have -- after you

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have put another five grand in the prize fund. Are you ready? Yes.

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Let's look at your question. Something is saying to me it is

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either Joseph or John. I am going to go for John, Dale.

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Would you like me to take John as your answer? Yes, please. I would

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love that to be right. Is that John? James, James. You know what I'm

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going to say? Yes. There is a gorgeous girl over there, Jackie.

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Would you please go and join her over there. Ursula, what are you

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doing over there? Come on. Come here, darling. Did you think it was

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going to happen? No. Take a seat. I was very worried myself. What do you

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do for a living? I have three jobs. I am a fitness instructor, a

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customer service trainer and a personal trainer. I am very lucky.

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Yellow You are very busy. How much do you want me to get tonight? I

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would love to get 100,000, anything to take my mum on a special holiday.

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We would go to Hungary. She had a really good time in Hungary when she

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was a little girl. Can I come? Yes. I wish you the best of luck. Thank

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you. You are only here, there is two in there, I will be back with your

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first question after you guys are out of the Red Area. It is an all or

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nothing. You say the same answer once you have had a talk amongst

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yourselves and then you are both either going back to Winners' Row,

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or you are going back where you started. Here is your Red Area

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question. It is not multiple choice. clue. Serious? Serious. Before my

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time, Dale. I know, but I'm going to sit for a minute and give you a few

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seconds. Time is marching on. The reason I say that is, the klaxon

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could go at any time. It's the 1960s, if they're still around now,

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if they were in the band when they're 20, you're looking for like

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a 78-year-old or something. Pick something out of the air. Can you

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think of any band names? From the 60s? Yeah. Bands from the 60s, led

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Zeppelin, the beatleds -- the Beatles. Name a few more 60s bands

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and see if you get there. Or one that you've mentioned already maybe.

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One of them might feel right to you, I don't know.

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Is ABBA a band? 70s and that's not right. We say... I don't know. What

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due say the first one? Led Zeppelin. That's probably 70s. What was the

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other one, the Monkeys. Let's go with the Monkeys. You say it's the

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Monkeys. I have accepted that. If that is right, you're going back to

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Winners' Row. If it's wrong, you're back where the started. Is it right?

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Status quo. Did you know them? I've APPLAUSE

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heard of them as well. Make your APPLAUSE

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Makes me feel so old. KLAXON SOUNDS The klaxon has sounded which means

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one thing, look at that prize fund. It's set now. It's ?50,000. It's not

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going anywhere. You guys are looking at a minimum share of ?16,666. You

:32:55.:33:00.

can relax. I'll come back in a moment. Meanwhile, Jibran and

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Jackie, what can I tell you, haven't they been fund contestants tonight?

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APPLAUSE We're going to send up off with a

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wave of love. For now, I have to say safe journey home, but it is good

:33:18.:33:18.

night. Good night, guys. APPLAUSE

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I did love them. I did love those two players. I thought they were

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fantastic. OK. Look at that prize fund. ?16,000,66 -- ?16,666 each is

:33:36.:33:44.

your potential share and the best bit, you are all one question away

:33:45.:33:48.

from that cash, just one. I'll be back with that question very

:33:49.:33:50.

shortly. My Winners' Row tonight, three

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players. They've just got to relax, take it steady and they'll find out

:34:06.:34:08.

if they're going home with a cheque and be a winner tonight. They're

:34:09.:34:11.

winners already. However, here's your chance to win a fortune in the

:34:12.:34:17.

Thunderball draw from the National Lottery. Have fun and good luck,

:34:18.:34:19.

everyone. Thank you very much, Dale. Welcome

:34:20.:34:37.

to the National Lottery Live. Three contestants on Winners' Row, wow.

:34:38.:34:41.

And with World Cup fever taking hold this Saturday night, perhaps now is

:34:42.:34:46.

your turn to bask in the glory of a jackpot victory. You will find out

:34:47.:34:50.

soon enough. We are kicking off with the Thunderball draw, with a top

:34:51.:34:56.

prize of ?500,000 and the big Lotto draw is on the way with a

:34:57.:34:59.

seven-figure jackpot waiting to be won. Also here to spread good luck

:35:00.:35:03.

around the UK is one of this year's Grammy Award winning artists, US

:35:04.:35:08.

jazz sensation, Gregory Porter. So, let the winning commence. It's time

:35:09.:35:10.

for tonight's Thunderball. OK then, start up that first

:35:11.:35:26.

machine, please. Our draw master is Julie Hamilton.

:35:27.:35:34.

In the last week, over 2. ?2.5 million has been paid out in prizes

:35:35.:35:43.

and over 436,000 winning tickets and congratulations to Stuart Sussex who

:35:44.:35:47.

won the top prize on Friday, June 6. Well done, you! Well done. Thank

:35:48.:35:52.

you, Alan. Good luck everyone. Here we go. Eyes down, looking.

:35:53.:35:57.

Which of these is going to be first to appear? There's the answer,

:35:58.:36:01.

Which of these is going to be first number 17. A total of 39 balls to

:36:02.:36:05.

pick from in this first machine. You choose five of them. That is number

:36:06.:36:10.

16. Three opportunities per week it play this game, Wednesdays, Fridays

:36:11.:36:14.

and Saturdays. There's the next one, number three.

:36:15.:36:20.

We need a couple more from this our first machine. Here's the first, it

:36:21.:36:29.

is 38. Finally, which is it going to be? There's the answer, 32.

:36:30.:36:35.

Marvellous. OK start up the second machine now, please.

:36:36.:36:39.

Not long now till the big match. We should bear in mind the National

:36:40.:36:44.

Lottery funded over 8,500 grass-roots football projects to the

:36:45.:36:51.

tune of ?265 million. Not bad. Not bad at all. All tickets are still in

:36:52.:36:55.

play. If you're yet to match any of the numbers drawn, the good news is

:36:56.:36:58.

you can still win a prize by just matching with the Thunderball alone.

:36:59.:37:03.

So, without further ado, let's see what it is, Alan. Here we go. There

:37:04.:37:10.

are 14 in there. The selector chooses for us, that one there,

:37:11.:37:17.

number nine. Here are tonight's Thunderball numbers, this time in

:37:18.:37:18.

ascending order: Thank you very much. The big Lotto

:37:19.:37:35.

draw is coming up very soon, which tonight will be started by the

:37:36.:37:39.

hottest name in jazz right now. So exciting, Grammy Award winner,

:37:40.:37:43.

Gregory Porter, will be here. First, it's back to Dale and In It To Win

:37:44.:37:45.

It. See you very soon. Welcome back. It wasn't so long ago

:37:46.:38:02.

these three people helped put ?50,000 in the prize fund, which

:38:03.:38:06.

means they're each looking at a share of at least ?16,666, that's

:38:07.:38:15.

the minimum they can go home with foe they get one -- go home with, if

:38:16.:38:22.

they get one question right. They're just one question away from that

:38:23.:38:25.

cheque. You have sparkly eyes, you have. I wish you luck. Thank you.

:38:26.:38:29.

Here is your first and last question of the night:

:38:30.:38:34.

Unusual question. Here are your choices:

:38:35.:38:55.

OK, well money isn't everything, Dale. And football is my worst

:38:56.:39:05.

subject, so Harry Style ises from One Direction. I have no idea if

:39:06.:39:20.

they signed him. I'm going to go... Louis was my dad's name so I'm going

:39:21.:39:28.

for that. Would you like me to take Louis Tomlinson as your answer? Yes.

:39:29.:39:33.

I have accepted it. If it is right, the minimum you're going home with

:39:34.:39:43.

is ?16,666. Ursula, she wants that to be right, but pray tell, is it?

:39:44.:39:49.

Yes! Well done. You've seen how to do it. Your fund

:39:50.:40:05.

is 50 grand. Your share, just like Ursula, is 16,666. You put in half

:40:06.:40:10.

of that prize fund, 25 grand is down to you. Are you ready for your last

:40:11.:40:16.

question of the night, the money question? Yes, Dale. I wish you

:40:17.:40:16.

luck. Thank you. Here it is: Boxing is not a subject that I know

:40:17.:40:46.

much about. OK. But, living in Wales, I'm pretty sure he was born

:40:47.:40:51.

in Wales. I think I've seen his name or heard it somewhere. I'm just

:40:52.:40:58.

going to have to plump for Wales. OK. Accepted, sealed. I hope it's

:40:59.:41:06.

right. It's worth a minimum of over 16,500 to you. Please tell me it's

:41:07.:41:12.

Wales. Well done! Fantastic. Oh, wow. Lee,

:41:13.:41:22.

look at what the girls did. All sports questions. Who knew. May I

:41:23.:41:27.

ask if you're ready for your last question. I am. Let's reveal the

:41:28.:41:30.

question: It's a body thing. I'm thinking you might like this.

:41:31.:41:43.

Not really. I'm not 100% sure, working through,

:41:44.:41:58.

I think there are red blood cells and white blood cells and plasma is

:41:59.:42:04.

blood, so I'm going for blood. Are you saying you would like me to

:42:05.:42:07.

accept blood as your answer? Yes, Consider it Dale. Done. It's

:42:08.:42:12.

illuminated. If that is the right answer, happy days. Everybody goes

:42:13.:42:17.

home with a cheque. If it's not, they're going home with ?25,000

:42:18.:42:25.

apiece. For ?16,666, for Lee, please tell me the answer is blood.

:42:26.:42:36.

Yes! Well done. Thank you. Happy days. I'll be back with that cheque

:42:37.:42:45.

shortly. Well done. Here's a question for you, will you be

:42:46.:42:49.

celebrating a huge cash win too? There is a fortune up for grabs in

:42:50.:42:54.

the big Saturday night Lotto draw. Have fun and good luck everyone!

:42:55.:43:03.

Thank you, Dale. Joining us right now is one of the biggest, if not

:43:04.:43:09.

the biggest name in jazz, recently he's been making waves here in the

:43:10.:43:14.

UK and having claimed one of the most revered prizes in music in the

:43:15.:43:18.

form of a fancy Grammy Award, he's about to spread some of

:43:19.:43:19.

form of a fancy Grammy Award, he's ways to you at home. Gregory Porter,

:43:20.:43:26.

welcome to Lotto HQ. I'm glad to be here. Very pleased to see you have

:43:27.:43:30.

your hat on. Yes, this is my thing What happens if you don't wear the

:43:31.:43:35.

hat? I cannot sing a note. This is my magic hat. I'm very pleased to

:43:36.:43:40.

see you're wearing it in this video. my magic hat. I'm very pleased to

:43:41.:43:47.

# Let the dammed water be # There's people down

:43:48.:43:49.

thirsty # Let the liquid spirit free

:43:50.:43:54.

# The folk are thirsty because of man's

:43:55.:43:55.

# The folk are thirsty because of # Watch what happens when the people

:43:56.:44:00.

catch wind of the water making hard dry land. I love that. That's Liquid

:44:01.:44:05.

Spirit. That's the title track from your third album. That one got you

:44:06.:44:09.

your Grammy. What kind of buzz did you get? I have no vacations any

:44:10.:44:14.

more. It all filled wup concert dates now. You have a concert coming

:44:15.:44:19.

up. Yes. Tell me about it. With the great Stevie Wonder on the 29th of

:44:20.:44:23.

this month. I'm excited about that. It's in the UK as well. It's in the

:44:24.:44:30.

UK, yes. In London. Yes. Your voice, people should see it, your voice has

:44:31.:44:34.

been described as the greatest jazz voice. Wow. How does that feel to be

:44:35.:44:39.

told that? You know what, I just sing my songs and I leave the

:44:40.:44:45.

judging to other people. I love the music. Yes, I am wonderful! No. You

:44:46.:44:50.

are. I'm pleased you're here. You're going to wonderfully hit that button

:44:51.:44:53.

shortly, because right now, it's time for Lotto.

:44:54.:45:02.

OK then, let's release those weekend ball. Gregory is keen to know the

:45:03.:45:09.

jackpot. It's estimated at 4. ?4.2 million. We are using set of balls

:45:10.:45:19.

one. Well done to partial publicity

:45:20.:45:25.

winner Mr T from Derbyshire who won ?799,000 on last Saturday's draw.

:45:26.:45:29.

Just imagine! OK, this is it. This is your moment. All right. Press the

:45:30.:45:37.

button if you would. Do it now? There you go. Well done, Mr Porter.

:45:38.:45:42.

Great voice, here we go. The first one is there, number 23, also drawn

:45:43.:45:49.

last weekend. Next tonight, out pops that one, number 18. Completed

:45:50.:45:52.

millionaires row for us the Saturday before last that one. Third to be

:45:53.:45:56.

drawn, this Saturday night, number 22. That completed millionaires row

:45:57.:46:04.

half a dozen Wednesdays back. Here's the fourth one, 29. We saw it in the

:46:05.:46:07.

line up a matter of four Wednesdays ago. Fifth to be drawn, out pops,

:46:08.:46:13.

number 33. Did you know players raise over 33 million for National

:46:14.:46:17.

Lottery projects each week. This one, for the jackpot, number nine.

:46:18.:46:24.

Excellent. Finally, we node a bonus. There it is, number 15. Millionaires

:46:25.:46:28.

row this Saturday night looks like this, in ascending order:

:46:29.:46:45.

Jenni. Thank you Mr DE, and thank you, Gregory. Remember to check your

:46:46.:46:55.

tickets to see if you one of the 50 prizes of ?20,000 in the Lotto

:46:56.:46:59.

raffle, the results are available a little later on the red button or

:47:00.:47:05.

going to the website. I will be back next week. Joining me will be former

:47:06.:47:09.

Beautiful South duo Jacqui Abbott and Paul Heaton. In the meantime,

:47:10.:47:12.

back to Dale and good luck, England. almost. This is the bit that really

:47:13.:47:31.

rocks my boat. I love this. My favourite bit. And in the checks

:47:32.:47:37.

over to my winners. -- handing the cheques over to my winners. Ursula,

:47:38.:47:43.

after all that time sitting over there this wasn't going to be

:47:44.:47:49.

happening but it is. Here is your check. Please pay as you are

:47:50.:47:56.

16,000, six -- ?16,666. Well done, well done. Kay, I am thrilled for

:47:57.:48:05.

you. Is that enough to get your winning celebration for your

:48:06.:48:08.

anniversary? Yes, we will go somewhere nice. Thank you very much.

:48:09.:48:19.

You deserve it, darling. Well done. I'm glad you like it! OK. Well done,

:48:20.:48:25.

congratulations, Lee. There is your check. Well done, well done. OK.

:48:26.:48:36.

They are great. I have really enjoyed myself tonight and I hope

:48:37.:48:42.

you have enjoyed watching In It To Win It as well. Here is an idea. If

:48:43.:48:46.

you have loved it and liked it, come back and see us again soon. I mean

:48:47.:48:50.

that. Until then, have a good night. Good night. We have loved it,

:48:51.:48:57.

congratulations to Ursula, Lee and Kay. That is the last in a series of

:48:58.:49:01.

minute to win it. Join us at a later time next week of 10:30pm. The

:49:02.:49:05.

numbers are on the screen right now wants the full results will be

:49:06.:49:10.

available on the red button or by bbc.co.uk/lottery. Casualty is next

:49:11.:49:16.

here on BBC One. Enjoys a much later and the rest of your

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