Episode 3 The National Lottery: In It to Win It

It's the National Lottery with In It To Win It and the National Lottery

live. Please welcome your host,

Dale Winton. Good evening,

welcome to In It To Win It. What a great night we have

for you tonight. Right here in the studio, someone,

or all of them, could be going home CHEERING AND APPLAUSE.

Oh, yes. They've just got to be in

the right place, at the right time. At home,

you're in the right place at the right time if you've got a Lottery

ticket, which means you could be winning big with the big Lottery

Draws coming up later tonight. So, fingers crossed,

you'll be a winner too. Our players - no, my co-hosts -

they are itching to get started. Right now,

they're in the waiting area. They need to join me over here

in Winners' Row. Whoever is sitting in one of these

chairs, when the klaxon goes, is quaranteed a crack at the share

of what's in the prize fund, which means, I'm hoping to be handing them

a cheque for a lot of money. The question is, who be will

first sitting in Winners' Row? Let's find out who will

be playing first. CHEERING AND APPLAUSE.

Hi, Emma. You look like you thought I

was going to bite you then. Who have you brought with you

for support? I finished uni last year and I now

work at Notts County Cricket Club. Well, as much as I can,

but ?20,000 would do me fine. I'd like to take

my family to Australia. And, my sister's car has failed

its MOT, so she probably would Listen, you join me with nothing

in the prize fund. You know the secret is to stay here

as long as you can because whoever is sitting in this row when

the klaxon goes, it all goes white, is entitled to a chance at the share

of whatever is in that prize fund. You are in the best place

at the moment. However, that is where you

don't want to be going. Question wrong, no money,

you go in there. It's one question brings you back to

Winners' Row, or sends you all I remember her tapping her feet

together three times and I'm sure she was wearing ruby

slippers, so I'd like to go for I accept The Wizard of Oz

as your answer. I was just about to say,

that suggests there's I think the other one is June,

I think. Would you like me to take June

as your answer? I always look at the person

when the question comes up to see - I did watch quite a bit

of the Olympics, actually. Sorry, the answer you were

expecting, did it appear? You are a bit good at this then,

aren't you? Are you saying you'd like me

to take that as your answer? It's ?15,000,

we can make this ?20,000. I've heard of all the authors

as well but... I think Thomas Harris did

Hannibal Lector. In other words, you are doing

the elimination thing. I'm tempted by Tom Clancy, I think,

but I don't... Tom Clancy does ring a bell though,

I think. I'd like to go for Tom Clancy,

please. It's not the end

of the world because you'll be back For the chance to stay in

Winners' Row and make it ?20,000, Are you, like, "oh, I don't know,

Dale, I'll have a guess", I think you know more

than you're letting on. I think Avicii took

ages to release one. I can't remember it

being called "Home." Would you like me to take Rudimental

as your answer? If it's right, we'll have ?25,000

in there. So I think, "I trust",

I would go for. Would you like me to take,

"I trust"? That's why you're cleverer than I

am. Because I didn't think

of fidelity and trust. If I'd said to you, 20 minutes ago -

Emma, you're going to sit down and You'd have probably thought

I was completely nuts. I don't pay a lot

of attention to football, really. But I think I have heard him

associated with Manchester United. You know what, you will be back,

Emma. But for now,

please make your way to red. We'll Emma's downfall is good

news for our other players. One of them is about to join

me here on Winners' Row. My partner, Ben and my lovely nanna,

Sylvia. How long have you been with

your partner? We've been together for

about 18 months now. I remember seeing an application

form that said that, what was it? If I win a lot of money, that I'm

going to buy a pedigree ram. A Swaledale ram, and call it Dale,

the Swaledale. You say "pedigree", that means

it is sort of high class? What is the first thing,

after you've bought the Dale ram? Apart from the ram,

I'd love to go to the West Coast of America and treat my partner

and I to a really nice holiday. And granny's got to have

a new cardi. You're only here because Emma,

we have to get her out of the Red I'll return with your first question

after you have done some good You've done so well,

I kind of don't doubt you're going The only problem is,

this is not multiple choice. Correct answer,

you're back there in Winners' Row. Wrong answer,

you're back where you started. Emma, I don't want to think

about you going back. Are you saying you would like me

to take Spider-Man as your answer? You have earnt your place back

in Winners' Row. Are you going to make it ?50,000,

like you want? If you're ready,

I'll give you your first question. Right, my initial response was

Sri Lanka, but Bangladesh has come So I'm going to go with

my gut instinct and I think I'm going to say Sri Lanka,

but I don't know properly, 100%. So are you saying you wish me to

take Sri Lanka as your answer? If he's right, Lee's dodged

a nasty one, first time off. I think it's always good to

follow your gut, isn't it? Are you ready

for your next question? Not great on literature,

I have to be honest. I think it's maybe less

likely to be Tennyson. So I'm going to have to go

for Keats, please. If that is right,

it's another one you didn't like. But, mind you, the Red Area doesn't

seem to be a problem to you either. For now, Emma, please,

make your way to Red. However, I have three waiting

in the Waiting Area to join me. Maybe your eyes always sparkle

like that. My lovely husband, Alan,

and my lovely cousin, Sue. How much do you do you Juan to win?

?20,000. There is ?35 already? I know. What would you do with the

money? In my husband would love to Dominican Republic again. My son

would like a blow out, treats well. My step son. And if we had enough a

car for my had husband who hasn't got one. We need ?50,000 minimum.

Thank you. You don't have to worry about answering a question You are

here because Emma got it wrong. I will be back with your question. We

have been here before. You can do this. Reveal to me Emma's Red Area

question: I think I know it. We watch it. I

think it's The Great British Bake Off. Am I to take that as your

answer? Yes, please. I shall. Is it? I'm thinking it's milk. Because

bread is, I think gluten. I would go for milk please. Would you like me

to take milk as your answer. Yes, please. Let's hope it's right.

APPLAUSE Now you are looking at 13,333. That

is not enough. Here is your question.

You know this, don't you. I think I do. Yes. I think that, yeah, it is

Royals. It is the one where she says I could be a queen. I am going to

say Royals. Would you like me to take that as your answer. Yes. Yes.

Seems ages since we spoke. I don't know what, it seems a long time

since we chatted. Here you are again. Ready? Yes. Here is your next

question. I don't think it is Northern

Ireland, because you tend to hear more about their minister, I think,

than the other two. I think it might be Wales. You would like me to take

Wales as your answer? Yes please. It is a hesitant yes, but is it a yes?

Yes. Accepted Wales, if it is right you have dodged another one. Is it

Wales? Oh. It is Northern Ireland. Please make your way to red. I don't

know what is going on! APPLAUSE

OK you two, you know what that mean, one of you is about to join me, let

us find out who it is. It is blue, it is Sue. Come and make

some money! Hi Sue. How are you? Glad to see

you. Oh, I don't know what to say to

Phil. You have been sitting there patiently. You made it across, good

to see you. . Thank you. Who is with you for support? I have my wonderful

mum, right at the end. And my lovely best friend Sue. Lovely to see you

lady, where do you come from? Bolton. How much do you want to win?

I would love to win 50, please. You have got an idea in mind of where

the money is going, what would you like to spend it on? I have got two

children, and a step daughter. OK. All of an age where they need money.

What would be your treat though? It would be a motor home. A lot of

people are into those these days. I want to trade the tent in for a

motor home. You do? I am not good with tents. I am worried about

spiders and bugs. I want do more luxury. You are only here because

Emma got it wrong, we will get her out of red. I will be back in a

moment. Emma, how you doing? It is becoming a regular. The third time?

Third time lucky. Maybe. It will be. Let me Seema's question in the Red

Area. -- see Emma.

I am pretty sure. This has to be a doddle, for is one of your

intellect. The way you have been motoring through them. What do you

reckon? I think it is the States OK. I accept that as your answer. It

sounds the perfect answer to me. Is it right? Yes.

Come on. Come on Sue, let us put some money

in. Here is your question. Very usual question.

OK my first thought, was St David's. I think St David's is the smallest

city or a small city. Something along those lines, with that in mind

I am going to go with St David's. Would you like me to take St

David's? Yes. Oh. I am so sorry. Please make your way to red.

Phil. It won't be long. 45 grand, we can make it 50. Here is your

question. I haven't got a clue. Me neither.

Which king of Great Britain and Ireland... I bet Emma knows this

one! I bet she does. I am torn between James and Charles. Even

though it is a guess, I am going to go for James. Would you like me to

take that as your answer? Yes please. I accept it. I hope it is

right. Anybody's guess on this one. Is it James? Ooh! Charles II. Please

make your way to red. At least you have company.

OK. Leigh. Going to be 50 grand here, you have you can do this. Are

you ready. Your next five grand question, here we go.

I haven't heard of Christopher knoll before. I have heard of Guy Richie

but I don't think it is him, because he is more like Lock, Stock kind of

films. Ridley Scott is a famous director. I am going to go for

Christopher Nolan. Would you like me to take Christopher knoll as your

answer? Yes please. I have accepted Christopher Nolan, I would go that

as well. Is it? Well done. 50 grand. You have put 30

in. Yes. We have had a bit of a hiccup. A few trips to the Red Area,

I want you to make it 35. Come on, let us look at your question.

I think Floyd Mayweather is heavy weight. Do you watch boxing? I think

I might have heard of Oscar de la Hoya being lighter. Would you like

me to take that as your answer? Yes please. I accept your answer. If it

is right, you will have broken the spell of Red Area. And you will be

on a run again an hopefully 35 grand you have put in, is it Oscar de la

Hoya? Oh. Floyd Mayweather. Back again! Glad you are philosophical.

It is all girls together. Three mind better than one. You will be back

before you know it. Please make your way to red.

Phil. What you doing over there? Come on. How you doing? Come and

have a seat. I bet you thought it was never going to happen. Did. Yes.

You are here. Yes. You played a great game. They have done all the

work and you have come here to collect the cash. Who have you

brought with you, where are we? My beautiful wife Amy and my friend

Rod. Where have you come from? Darlington, in the North East. What

do you do? . I'm a training manager for a mobile phone company. I would

love to win 50 grand. We are there. Look, 50 grand. What would you do

with the money Take the kids to Disneyland Florida. How many do you

have? Two, 'vey and Sonny. This is the perfect age to do it. I would

like to throw a big party for Amy and and I to renew our wedding vows.

Lovely. We have to make that happen. You are only here because look at

the girls, all of them. I will be back with your question in a moment.

Girls, it is all for one and one for all. You look so sweet! That means

that you will have to agree, work together. OK. Are you ready? Yes.

You look terrified Sue, stop it. Don't worry, you will be fine. You

have good company here. Are you ready? Yes. Here is your question.

The first thing you think of is fruit isn't it? That is what I

thought. Do you think it might be a fruit eating animal? Or a... I guess

fruit. What would you say? I don't think I can come up with anything

else. We will have to go with that. Hope it is right. Have you heard of

it before? No. Me ether. Emma, Fruit Fruit. Fruit. We have three fruits,

you can't say that very often. I wish you look. It sound right.

Fruit. Is it? I thought that was too easy. I

thought that was the obvious. Thank goodness for that. Come on girls.

OK. That is what I like to see. KLAXON SOUNDS

We have a white out and the klaxon has gone that means that prize fund

is frozen. ?50,000. It not going anywhere, that means they are

looking at a share of ten grand apiece. And there is only one

question separating you from that cash. Oh, Phil. Phil, talk about

cutting it fine. My goodness! Listen, you are locking at ten

grand, one question and that is it. I will be back with that question

very shortly. OK. That is what I like to see. All

five in Winner's Row. Take it steady, and we will find out shortly

in fact one question away to find out how much they are going to win,

if they are going to be a winner. Here is your chance to win a

Fortune. It's the Thunderball draw from the National Lottery. Good luck

everyone. Thank you. Welcome to the National

Lottery live. In just a mare of minute, the Thunderball and Lotto

draws are coming up. Could you be a winner tonight. Well, there were

plenty of winners last night's National Lottery stars 2014. A

wonderful event, that highlighted some of the hundreds of thousands of

projects that are supported by you through National Lottery funding.

Our guests here were winners on the night. James Sutton received a

special achievement award on behalf of her son Steven who raised an

incredible amount of money. -- Jane Sutton. She will push the button awe

long with Margot Hutton from Fixers, a charity Steven worked with.

Start up the first machine if you would. Draw Master is Matt

Chamberlain. In the last week over ?3.1 million

has been paid nowt prizes with more than 447,000 winning tickets.

Congratulations you winners. Gabby. Thank you. Get ready to check the

ticket, everybody Matt, start up the second machine if

you would, please. There they go, the Thunderballs. 14 in all.

Gabby. I love the way you said that. Now, don't worry if you haven't made

a match yet. Keep hole of your tickets because there is still one

more chance to be a winner. Keep watching for that Thunderball. OK,

Alan, let us find out what it is. Here we go then.

Selector goes down. It will choose one for us. Which will it be? Here

are the Thunderball numbers in order in asending order.

Still to come tonight's big Lotto draw and my special guest is lady,

she is Steven Sutton's mum Jane. She will be here to push that button.

Now back to In It To Win It. Well, welcome back. It wasn't so

long ago that these five people helped put 50 k, 50 thousand Nick

Brown the prize fund which means they are looking at a share, each,

of 10 grand apiece. That is if they give me the right answer. Like I say

they are one question away from that cash. Phil, you couldn't have cut it

finer. Not by any stretch, could I? It is like weird, I am going to say

it is your first and last question of the night. Here we go. Here is

your question. Talk about a nightmare question.

First one. Do you remember the quote?

I don't think it was Winston Churchill.

I don't think he was still in office in '57.

So it could be between the two Harolds, for me.

I don't even know who either of these Prime Ministers were, Dale.

My gut instinct is going Harold Macmillan.

Would you like me to take Harold Macmillan as your answer?

I thought the Pennines were in England, not Scotland.

I think, I'm going to go for Cairngorms.

Are you saying you would like me to take the Cairngorms?

You don't want to give me an answer, do you?

If that is right, the minimum you're going home with is ?10,000.

If not, you've just pushed Phil's share up.

Sue, it's never good when that happens.

However, you are now looking at one question worth ?12,500.

I'm thinking, New Tricks because - although I don't really watch it -

in New Tricks, I think it was James Bolam that left

and they brought some new people in to join the regular cast.

So, I'm going to say New Tricks because I won't change my mind, even

Would you like me to take New Tricks?

If it's right, you've just won a minimum of ?12,500.

Funny how it works out sometimes, isn't it?

You know, I thought when Jules Verne came up I thought, oh, yeah.

When I saw Victor Hugo I thought, oh, it could be that

So I'm really tied between Jules Verne and Victor Hugo.

I'm just going to go for Jules Verne,

I'm going to stick with Jules Verne actually, Dale, if you don't mind,

I'm going to ask you one more time, because you're confusing me.

If that is right, you'll be just like the other two here and go

This is really weird, because when you came and sat down for this round

originally there were five of you here, looking at ?10,000 a piece.

You are now looking at going home with ?16,666 or are

It's a very strange set of affairs, and you put ?30,000 in.

So, for the very last time, here's your question.

What do you mean, there's nothing there?

Would you like me to accept the Isles of Scilly as your answer?

All three of you are going home with ?16,666.

Actually, the audience really want you to go home with the money.

You put ?30,000 in, for goodness sake.

Please tell me, the Isles of Scilly is the right answer.

I will be back with your cheques shortly.

Now, they're celebrating, but will you be celebrating?

I'm talking about a huge cash win as well because there is

a fortune up for grabs in the Big Saturday Night Lotto Draw.

Thank you very much. We will be back with In It To Win It in a few

minutes. First time to meet a special guest tonight. They are the

winnerses from last night's National Lottery Stars 2014. Welcome and

congratulations to both of you on the awards which we saw last night

you collecting your award on behalf of Stephen. Yes. What a remarkable

young man Stephen was. We all feel as if we know him, can you describe,

tell us what he was like? Stephen was very confident, popular young

man. I would also describe him as quite advent rouse, when he was

young I would say he wanted to run before he could walk hechl was a

joker and fun loving. He made the most of life and seized every

opportunity. You take a leaf out of his book, that is how you feel about

life now as well? I have, yes. I used to worry about small things.

Whereas he forced me to reassess my own life, as he has many other

people. How much money now is it? Just up to ?5 million now. Which is

an incredible amount. That really is, absolutely incredible. Somebody

had something special to say about him. He was determined not to waste

a minute, not to waste an hour or a day much I can hardly think of

anyone I've met with such a zest for life and such a belief you can get

things done and who wanted to live every minute. I want people to

remember me as a fun, caring teenager who wanted to make a little

bit of difference to the world. So, when my friends and family look

back, they can be proud of me. You must be bursting with pride? I am

bursting with pride, yes, for everything that Stephen achieved. I

certainly am. What an incredible young man. Stephen worked with

Fixers? It gives young people a voice. 16-25-year-olds. They use

their past experiences to change the future for themselves and for other

people. About 14,000 of them now around the UK. 1,500 projects. They

work on abuse, eating disorders and mental health issues. Stephen's

national good gestures day. Tell us about that? Stephen's idea was to

pass on his postivity. He went out on to the streets of Birmingham, he

didn't go, 10 cities across the UK they did fist bumps, handshakes and

hugs to make people smile and feel good about themselves. Will you do

it again? Is We are. It will become an annual event. He wanted it to

become an annual event. We said we will. We are planning it now. I will

be part of that. One of the things you say you have taken a leaf out of

his book. Are you going on an incredible trip? Yes, off to Peru.

15-day tour of Peru. You have something special to do before you

go. You have to press that button. Yes, we have. Who will press it?

Both of us together. Yes. You have it planned. Don't do it just yet.

Just for a moment. Here is Lotto. OK, let's release those weekend

balls. . The jackpot is worth an estimated ?4 million. We are using

set of balls five thanks to Amy. On Wednesday three lucky winners won

?4.5 million each. Let us do it. The button is all yours, ladies. Thumbs

up, Stephen. Good luck, everyone. Perfectly done, excellent. We are

off to a good start. Hands up, who wants a bonus? Let us

see what we can do for you. Millionaire's row this Saturday

night looks like this, in ascending order:

Thank you very much. Ladies, what an honour to meet you both. Thank you

very much. If you still want to watch the Lottery Award Show it's on

iPlayer. Check your tickets and to see if you are a winner of 50 prizes

of ?20,000 on Lotto Raffle. You can see Lotto, Thunderball draws by

visiting the website and watching online. I will be back here next

Saturday. Here is Dale with the final part of In It To Win It.

Whatever you are doing this week, have a good one. Goodbye.

I have to hand these cheques out to our winners and they so deserve it.

Will that pay for your van that you wanted so you can put the tent away?

I'm so pleased, you did all the work.

Well, I've had a fabulous night tonight.

I hope you have enjoyed watching In It To Win It.

If you have, why don't you come back and join us again soon.

With the done Phil, Sue and Emma. Nicely done.

Draw results: Very good night to you.

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