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It is the National Lottery In It To Win It, tonight with a national

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rollover. Please welcome your host, Dale Winton. Thank you. How are you?

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Good to see you. Oh, wow. What are welcome. Thank you so much. We are

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here tonight and we are all In It To Win It. Is this the night you have

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been waiting for? At home will this be the night you win a fortune in

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the Lottery draws? Are our five players in the studio going home

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with a cheque and a huge smile. They know there is 100 grand waiting for

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them. I wish them luck. Let's welcome them. I am heading off to

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Winners' Row hoping they will join me soon. If they are still in there

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when the klaxon sounds, they have a chance to win the cash. Who is going

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to join me first? It is Karen, come and make some money. Hello, darling.

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How are you? I am very well, thank you. Who have you brought with you?

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I have brought my lovely mum and my lovely nieces, Rita and Verity.

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Where are you from? I am from Dorset and I have got two Jordan and I work

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as an admin assistant in a local primary school. You are very smiley.

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How much will I write a cheque to you for? Hopefully something like

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?50,000. I give you the cheque and you go home and you get up tomorrow

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morning and you think I will buy... First of all the new card because my

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car, Dolly, is nearly 20 years old and she has got to go into

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retirement. Also, I love baking and I go regularly into a local

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department store and stroke the mixers. You do! I really want one. I

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would also throw a big party for my family and friends and I would love

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to take my children on a fabulous holiday and I would let them choose.

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Here is hoping you win it. Every question I ask you is worth ?5,000.

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If you get a question wrong, you go to the Red Area. If you get a

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question in there, I will send you back to Winners' Row. Are you ready?

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I am ready. Let's put five grand in there now. That is an interesting

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question. I think I might know the answer. Flotsam and jetsam is

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something to do with the seaside and because I come from the seaside I do

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not think it is that. I do not think it is mocked and Bailey, so I am

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going to say pestle and mortar. Would you like me to take that as

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your answer? Yes, please. It is worth five grand. A good start.

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Let's make it 10,000. Here is your next question.

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I love dogs, I do not know a lot about dogs, but I love them. I

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believe an Afghan hound is quite tall, so I will rule that out

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because it is with short legs. And as Dale Terrier, again I am not that

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certain, but I believe basset hounds are the ones with the long years. I

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think I will choose basset hound. Would you like me to take that as

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your answer? Yes, please. It sounds good. Here is your third question.

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This is a very lucky one for me because my son got me into watching

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the programme I am going to say. I know it is not the second or the

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third, it is the wonderful Breaking Bad. I will accept that. Is it

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right? Yes! 15 grand and you are on your own, you do not have to share

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it with anybody. Isn't that great? Let's make it 20.

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This is a difficult question for me. Sport is one of my worst areas. All

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of those cities are in the far east. I am not certain. I presume Beijing

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has a cold climate. It is a guess. I am going to say Tokyo because I do

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not know. Would you like me to take that as your answer? Yes, please. I

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thought you were going to go for Beijing. I went between the two. A

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quick trip to the Red Area and then we will see you in Winners' Row.

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Karen is in red and I have an empty seat. Who is going to join us?

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It is Robert! How are you doing? The funny thing is I was watching you a

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bit earlier and you look terrified at one point before we started. I

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thought he was really nervous, how are you doing? Pretty good. Who is

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with you? My girlfriend and my mother. Which one is which? They are

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both lovely ladies. Are you engaged yet? Not yet. You really want to hit

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me. With a bit of luck this could speed it along. The runway is lit

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for you. That would be good. How much do you want to make? ?60,000.

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Where do you come from? In south Wales. What do you do? I work in the

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Prince of Wales Hospital. Do you want to give it up and become an

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actor? I have got a place in drama school in September and I am looking

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forward to help with tuition fees and the cost of living. Anything

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else is a bonus. A wedding and a nice honeymoon. I will not push you,

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which one comes first? You are here because Karen got the answer wrong.

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I have got to get you out of here. This question is not

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multiple-choice. There are two ways out of here. Are you ready? I am

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ready. This is your question. I am not absolutely certain. Felipe

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sounds Spanish, so possibly Spain. Spain is my answer. Would you like

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me to take Spain is your answer? Yes. Is it Spain? Well done, back to

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Winners' Row. So, here is your first question, 15 grand in the prize

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fund. That is 7500 each. At the moment she is responsible for all of

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it. You have got to put five grand in. Did you watch it? Yes.

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What do you think? I think it is 330 to get a majority, so I am going to

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go with that because the others are too high. Would you like me to take

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that? Yes, please. Well done. Let's see if you can put another five in.

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You are smiling. Another area where I am not very good, but let's have a

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look. I think I am going to rule out Haley's, because that has not got

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anything to do with the Earth, the sea and the oceans. But I am sure

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the moon deals with the tide and things, so I am going to go for the

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moon. Shoot for the moon. Will I accept that? Yes.

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Of course. I like rounding things up, so I like it when it is about to

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go up to 30. Here is your next question.

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I have seen all three of the films. Tread carefully. I do not think it

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was Bird man. I believe it was Boyhood. I would like that to be my

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answer. Would you like me to take that? Yes, please. I was confident

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when you said you had seen all three. Please make your way to the

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Red Area. One of you is coming over very soon after you put another five

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grand in. Are you ready? Yes. Let's do it.

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I thought Shakespeare would come up, unfortunately I have not read many,

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and the ones I read were a long time when I was at school. I am sure I

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read Julius Caesar at school. I am going to have to have a guess

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really. Let me see... I will go for Henry V. Would you like me to take

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that as your answer? Yes, please. I should have gone for Julius Caesar.

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That was your first thought. But this time there are two off you and

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two heads are better than one. Off you go.

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One of you is about to join me here and you have come at a good time,

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there is 25,000 in there. I wish you luck. Let's find out who's going to

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play next. It's white, it's Kiran! Come on

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over! Hi, Kiran. How are you darling? I am

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good. That goes at quite a speed! I will let you go where you want to.

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How are you doing? Good, thank you. Excited to be here. Who have you

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brought with you for support? I have brought my lovely mum and my

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ledgeendary brother up there. Hi, good to see you. Now then, they're

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play ago good game although you have done nothing because you have come

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at ?25,000. How much do you want to go home with? Probably about ?50,000

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would be lovely to get me started on two things actually. What are the

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two things? Well, if I won probably about ?20,000 I would use it, well

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probably won't need all of it but I am hoping to go to Germany and

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America because I have friends there. Fab. And see them, that would

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be nice. My main dream is to move to London because I have a part-time

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job there at the moment. Where have you from originally then? I have

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from Grantham in Lincolnshire in the Midlands. Isn't that Margaret

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Thatcher agencies home down? Yeah. Are you commuting? I haven't started

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the job yet but I will be at the beginning, yeah. I wish you luck.

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?25,000 in there at the moment. You are only here at the moment, have a

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look, red area. Lovely. We have to get them two out of there and I will

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come back and ask you your first question. First of all, let's get

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you out of red! Listen, you both put money into the prize fund so you

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deserve the right to be in winners' row. Ready? Ready. Let's look at the

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red area question. Geometry.

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Any idea? I haven't. I mean, I am not very good at maths. You have

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done maths a lot more than I have more recently. Yeah. I don't know

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what a rhombus looks like. Four. I must admit I would say four, yeah.

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Do you want to go for four? So four, yeah. We are going to say four,

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Dale. You are both happy with four. If it's right you are back in

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winners' row. Is it four? Yes!

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APPLAUSE AND CHEERING Come on, back you go.

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OK. You have got company. Right. ?25,000 in the prize fund. That

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means you are looking at a share if the klaxon now of 8333. We can do

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better than that. Are you ready for your question? Yes. Let's have a

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look at it. Any good? I think so because I

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remember that I was wanting to watch this but I missed it because I had

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an assignment to do. I swear that my brother told me that Stuart Bingham

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won the final. So I am going to go for Stuart Bingham. You would like

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me to take that as your answer? Yes, please. Can I be very nosy what was

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your assignment. I never really found out what you did. I was about

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to graduate with a psychology degree, so it was some psychology

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assignment but I actually can't remember now. Fair enough! You

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remember Stuart Bingham apparently! Yes. I have accepted that. If it's

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right, we will have ?30,000 in the prize fund. Is it Stuart Bingham?

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APPLAUSE Good. That works, doesn't it? Looks

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like we might have a little team going here. Robert, ?30,000 there. I

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said about the round numbers 30, if you get it right and Karen does we

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will have 40. Even more rounder and better, we will have a rhombus! Here

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is your next question, Robert. It's not something I would

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immediately know. I have one sort of jumping out at me but I am not sure

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why. I think it might be Antarctic. Does that mean it's jumping out and

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want me to take that as your answer? Yes. OK, I am to accept that as your

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answer. Did he die in Antarctic? ?35,000. You were right.

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APPLAUSE Sarah, how are you doing? I wish I was over there. All the fun's

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happening here. A bit lonely. Who did you bring with you for support?

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My husband and friend. How are you, Peter? Very well. Who is with you

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for support My wife and brother. Be patient. We will see what happens.

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Your turn. Karen, hi, darling. We are going to go for ?40,000. Another

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?5,000. Let's look at the next question.

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Right. Don't know a lot about the human anatomy as such, I know when

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you are eating I know they say sometimes you can have a good palate

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so I think I will go for mouth because obviously that's the one

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most associated with taste, in my view. So, I will go for mouth, if

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that's OK, please, Dale. Shall I take mouth as your answer? Yes,

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please. Consider it done. I have accepted mouth. If you are right,

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another ?5,000 going in. Is it mouth?

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Yeah, I figured that one too. APPLAUSE

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OK. So, very nice. Here is your next question. Let's have a look.

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Oh! Any good? Really not good, Dale. My

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brother's more the one into football, to be honest. So, yeah,

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not even sure how to eliminate them. I am going to rule out France. I

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think I would know what club he plays for because I have heard that,

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but I am in the sure which country it is.

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I am trying to think if there is any logic I can use.

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I am going to have to go on gut instinct and go with Belgium, I

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think. Would you like me to take Belgium as your answer? Yes. Kiran

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says Belgium. I hope you are right, is it?

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Good result. Well done. APPLAUSE

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Good work. Was that really a guess? That was really a guess. I am

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messing with you, Kiran. That was an impressive guess. Brilliant.

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?45,000. ?15,000 if the klaxon went now. It's looking good. Ready,

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Robert? Let's look at your question. Oh, my!

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I have really no idea. Like I said to Kiran, take your time on this

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one. I am thinking it's more likely to be

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Rio or Vancouver. It's more likely to be Rio de

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Janeiro as they're going to have to travel. I understand your logic. I

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am going with Rio. That is what you would like me to accept? Yes. I

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accept Rio de Janeiro. If it's right ?50,000 in the prize fund. Is it?

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Yes! APPLAUSE. That was a brilliantly

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worked out logic. Are you ready? I am ready. Come on, Karen. Let's look

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at your next question. Are we a royalist? I am a royalist.

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Also, I think I know this, only because if I had another baby boy I

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was thinking of calling him George Alexander, so I think I remember

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saying to my dad, oh, look, I would have chosen a Royal name for a

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second son. But I had a daughter. I am going to go for Alexander Louis,

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if my memory serves me right. Would you like me to take Alexander Louis

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as your answer? Yes, please. If it's right we will have ?55,000 in the

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prize fund and a good little team going here. Is it Alexander Louis?

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Yes! APPLAUSE

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OK. ?55,000 in the prize fund. Here is your next question.

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Right, I think I remember having this at school, actually. And I

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think it was for tuberclosis. So I am going to go straight to it, no

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messing around, Dale. That tells me you are kind of sure on this one. I

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think it is tuberclosis. That means let's get the money in now, Dale. OK

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I am with you. You say tuberclosis. If you are right, we will have that

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?60,000 in there. Is it tuberclosis? Yes!

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I love it when you don't hang around, when you know it. It's a

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good game play that. Keeps the money coming in. Fabulous. Robert, here is

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your next question. You are smiling, I think you like

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this. I am actually... Wow, I thought you

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knew this one. You looked happy to see it. Yeah. I have no way of

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narrowing it down. I am going to say Ringo Starr. Would you like me to

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take that as your answer? Yes, please. I accept, if that is right

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we will have ?65,000 in there. Is it Ringo? George Harrison.

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I am sorry! Please make your way to red.

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APPLAUSE Peter and Sarah, that means one of

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you, for sure, is coming over after you have put another ?5,000 in

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there. Come on, Karen. Let's look at your next question.

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What did he do? I have absolutely no idea, Dale. I should imagine that he

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could afford for someone to paint his roof, so I am going to rule that

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one out. I don't know whether he plays football as well as plays

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golf. Obviously, you know, he could have danced at a wedding, I suppose.

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I am going to say playing football as he is a sportsperson but I really

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don't know. Am I take to take playing football as your answer? I

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think so. Then I I shall. Rory McIlroy did miss the Open. Is it

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playing football? APPLAUSE

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OK. Sarah, and Peter, for one of you the wait is over. You are going to

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come over here ever so quick. Who is it going to be? Let's find out.

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It's blue, it's Peter! Come on over.

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APPLAUSE AND CHEERING Hi, Peter. I have just

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realised Blue Peter! I didn't realise. Come and sit down. OK.

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I thought I am on the wrong programme here! It's great to see

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you. You have had a patient wait, I have to tell you. Yes. It's down to

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two and Sarah is still over there. Listen, you saw what can happen. It

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can come and go like that. Where have you come from, Peter?

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Wolverhampton.le. How much would you like to go home with? ?50,000 would

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be great. What's the money going for? A special holiday. Is there a

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special anniversary coming up? I have been married 25 years. I would

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like to take us to the Caribbean. Wonderful. How much do you need for

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that? I like to know what the personal treats are. I would like to

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go to New Zealand. I wasn't thinking quite that big a treat! I was

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thinking maybe a broach for her and watch for you. I wasn't thinking of

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the Caribbean and New Zealand. I would like to. Big dreams, that's

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the idea. You are here because Robert got it wrong. You don't have

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to do a thing right now. You join me at the right time with all that

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money in the prize fund. Your question will be along in a moment.

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First, I have to get Robert out of the red area. When you look at that

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?65,000, it must make your heart happy. You put ?15,000 in there. You

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have earned the right to be there in winners' row with Karen, Kiran and

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Peter. They sound like a pop band! Sglp Peter, Paul and Mary!

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You are going back to winners' row. Are you ready? Yes.

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OK, Robert. Here is you are in question.

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-- your question. You know this. I am thinking David

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Cameron. Samantha Cameron is ringing a bell, so I am going to ask you to

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take David Cameron as my answer. If indeed some of the Sheffield married

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Mr Cameron in 1996 and is now Samantha Cameron, if it is right,

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you are going straight back to Winners' Row. Yes. Tonight you and

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heard, I have two have a guess, and then it is right. But it was a good

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one. Klaxon that means for sure it is all yours

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for the taking, the fund is frozen. The minimum you can each go home

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with is ?16,250. Very nice. That is the minimum. You did well. Sarah,

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what do I say? I am really sorry it did not work out tonight for you.

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Thank you. I have loved meeting you and the family, but I have to say

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good night. You will get such a big cheer from the audience when you

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walk off. Thank you. Suddenly there is 65 grand in the prize fund. You

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know that is not going anywhere. You are one question away from that

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money. Relax, I will be back with that question very soon. Good job.

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They have one final question to answer before they can win big

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tonight. Here is your chance to be a winner with the Thunder ball draw

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from the National Lottery. Thank you very much. Hello and

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welcome to the National Lottery live. The rollover jackpot in the

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Lottery is an estimated... ?9.6 million. There is music for you

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tonight from Samantha barks. The draws are being seen by an

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independent adjudicator. The draw master is Julie Hamilton.

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There is even a prize for matching with just the Thunderball itself

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remember. Here are tonight's Thunderball

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numbers in ascending order. Alan, thank you very much. Still to

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come Samantha Barks performs. Now it is back to Dale.

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Welcome back. A few minutes ago these four people helped to put

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?65,000 in the prize fund. They are each looking at the share of at

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least ?16,250 and they are one question away from that cash. Peter,

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I know why you are laughing. It is all right, isn't it? When you were

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sitting over there you were thinking, not my night. I did. At

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the moment it is ?16,250. One question, are you ready? I am. Here

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is your question. It is difficult with only one

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question to answer. I am not going to go for Illinois. One of the great

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Lakes is Michigan. I am going straight for Michigan. No messing.

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

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done. Kirin, so you are looking to do what Peter did. I hope you get

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this right as well. If you are ready, I would like to give you your

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last question. I am scared. Don't be scared, it will be good. Give me

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your hand. You have got that dream of moving to London, we will take

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care of that. Here we go. Please reveal the question.

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Any good? Yes, because I watched this series, so I am very happy to

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tell you that the answer is... This would be ridiculous if I get this

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wrong. I would like to go for Kimberly Wyatt. Shall I accept that

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as your answer? Done. That is locked in. That is worth ?16,250. Please

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tell me you have got it right. You knew. Well done, darling. I do not

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want to speak too soon, it is all going really well. I will not do

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that for you. Extreme thousand ?250. We are all with you. Please show me

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Karen's question. -- 16,000 250. I need to think about this one. I

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thought it was known for mimicking people. That would make me think it

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was talking. I don't think it could draw because that would be

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difficult. I presume all birds can swim. I think it is talk. I will

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take that as my answer. Do you want me to accept that? Yes, please. I

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shall. If you have given me the right answer, 16,250 is what you

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will go home with. How are you doing, Robert? Yes,

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feeling good. This is the big one. They have all done brilliantly and

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they are all going home with a cheque and it would be fair if you

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did as well. Are you ready? Yes. Film has not been a good subject for

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me to night. I am going to go purely on the fact that he is a friend of

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Guy Ritchie and I am going from The Man From Uncle. Would you like me to

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accept that as you answer? Yes, please. Yes, well done,

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congratulations. Good job, everyone. In the nicest possible way I can say

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we are done. All you have to do is wait for me to write a check and

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give that to you. I will be back with the paperwork in a moment. OK,

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nothing pleases me more than having four in Winners' Row. A great night

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on In It To Win It. Will you be celebrating as well? I hope so

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because there is a fortune up for grabs in the big Lottery draw. Good

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luck, everyone. Thank you very much. It is

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delightful to have you here, Samantha. The last time we saw you

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was at the Oscars because of Les Miserables. What were the Oscars

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like? My favourite memory will be I brought my sister and it was such a

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glamorous night with these glamorous frocks and I remember as passing out

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at the end of the night with a pizza. Now you have got an album out

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and you are going on tour? I am, from April until June the 30th,

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three weeks everywhere. The album is out on the 10th of June. And you

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will be singing for us later. Right now it is time for Lotto. Let's

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released those rollover balls. Here is tonight's jackpot.

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We are using Arthur and set of balls number five. Congratulations to

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Kevin and Michelle Jones from Crewe who got a whopping ?7.1 million.

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Press the button especially for Beryl and Peter. Good luck,

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everyone. Millionaire's row looks like this in

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ascending order. Now could you be a lucky winner in

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tonight's Millionaire Raffle? There have been dwo guarantee

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winners. Here is the beautiful Samantha Barks

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with Troublemaker. # I see from above, set apart,

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this is not so crazy # Between you and me is a heart

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that's always breaking. # So my heart's a troublemaker,

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always doing something wrong. # Anywhere it shouldn't take me

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is a place where I belong. # In the corner of the bedroom,

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drowning in a glass of wine # If my heart's a troublemaker,

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why won't it make you mine? # I'm close to the flame,

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all the same # My heart's a troublemaker,

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always doing something wrong. # Anywhere it shouldn't take me

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is the place where I belong. # In the corner of your bedroom,

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drowning in a glass of wine. # If my heart's a troublemaker,

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why won't it make you mine? # My heart's a troublemaker,

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always doing something wrong. # Anywhere it shouldn't take me

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is the place where I belong. # In the corner of your bedroom,

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drowning in a glass of wine. # If my heart's a troublemaker, why

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won't it make you mine? # Soon you know you're

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going to be mine. APPLAUSE Samantha, thank you so

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much. Don't forget to check your tickets also to see if you are a

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winner of one of the prizes of the Millionaire Raffle tonight. Full

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results will be available later via the red button or visiting the

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website. Next week actor Martin Shaw will be here. It's back to Dale now,

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bye. Well, I hope those draws worked for

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you. I hope you got a win tonight. I know four people that also got a

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win. Here are the cheques to prove it. Let's give them to the winners.

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APPLAUSE Peter, ?16,250. Congratulations!

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Kiran! Fabulous. ?16,250, darling. Well done, sweetheart. Wonderful.

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Thank you. OK. So here's the woman that kept me guessing all night. Oh,

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I don't know the answer, Dale! I don't know what it is. Yes, right

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again. You were really good. Karen, ?16,250, with pleasure. Thank you.

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Robert, ?16,250. Well deserved, well played.

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APPLAUSE Well done. I hope you have enjoyed

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watching as much as I have enjoyed presenting it.

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