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It's the last in the current series of the National Lottery In It To Win

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It. Tonight with a Lotto rollover. Now, please welcome your host, it's

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Dale Winton! APPLAUSE AND

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CHEERING Thank you, thank you!

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Thank you so much. Well, hello! We are here tonight and

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we are all In It To Win It. Here is a question for you at home. Is this

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the night you have been waiting for? Will you be winning a fortune in the

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draws later? I hope so. Are our five players here going home with a huge

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cheque and a smile? Look at them. They look great. They're already

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smiling because they know there is ?100,000 waiting for them and I wish

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them the best of luck. They are Kwame, Carole, Dennis,

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Heather and Dale. Two deals, can you cope? I am heading off to winners'

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row. They each have their own colour. So, who will be joining me

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first? It's blue, it's Dale!

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APPLAUSE AND CHEERING

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How are you doing? OK, thank you. Come and sit down. It's rare to meet

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another Dale, do you know many? There was one in my school. Other

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parts of the world it's used a lot but here not so much. Good to see

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you. Thank you. Where have you come from tonight? Travelled down from

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Leeds. Leeds is a good city, it's a fun city. A university town. That's

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where I went to university. Did you go there and stay? Originally from

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Manchester and then I enjoyed the city. What do you do now? I work for

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a research consultancy. Are you one of the people that calls me and

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says, can I ask you a couple of questions? I am not personally but

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that's what we do. You are here tonight, how much do you want to go

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home with? Well, there is a big pot up for grabs, so, let's go for the

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whole lot. 100,000 would be great. What do you want to do with the

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money? Me and my girlfriend both have the same birthday, we have some

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travelling plans. It's her 30th. We are going to set aside... Now you

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have told the whole nation how old she is, ladies love that! She's

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lovely! Beautiful. As we say how long have

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you been courting? Not that long. Just under a year. That's all right.

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That means it's solid. Yeah. It's good to see you. Let's put some

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money in the prize fund. You know the deal. You are here - here every

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question is worth ?5,000. You have to stay here as long as you can. If

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you are still here when the klaxon goes you are guaranteed to go for

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whatever is in the prize fund. However, ?5,000 for every correct

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answer. For a wrong answer, it's the Red Area.

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Not good. Two ways out of here. You have to come here, we have to go

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right back where you started. But you are not going to go in the

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red area, it's not going to happen. Hopefully not. Dale, it's weird me

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saying Dale. There will be a lot of Dales back and forth. Ready for the

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first question? Yes. Let's have a look at it.

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Um... I always thought it was something that dangles down. So I

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wouldn't have said it was Crown. And parting obviously comes down a

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little bit to the side. I think I will go with parting. Would you like

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me to take parting as your answer? Yes, please, Dale. OK, I accept

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parting. If that's right we will have ?5,000 in the prize fund. Is

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the answer parting? It was one of the two. Oh! It was fringe.

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Unusual first question to be in the red. Give someone else a chance.

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That's very sweet. But you are going to be back anyway. You are going to

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go to red and will be back here as soon as you know it. Hopefully. For

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now please make your way to red. APPLAUSE

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Dale's early misfortune is great news for the four other players. One

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is about to join me here in winners' row. Let's find out who it's going

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to be. It's Carol, come and make some cash!

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Hi, darling, how are you? Come and sit down.

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APPLAUSE AND CHEERING

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I am thinking you would like that question. Yes. You got it all going

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on with the fringe there. I would have liked that question. How are

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you doing? Fine, thank you. Who did you bring with you for support? My

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mum and my dad. Hello! APPLAUSE

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They look fun. They are fun. They look nice. Listen you are here to

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win some money. How much would you like to go home with? Like Dale, the

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whole lot, if I can get it. 100,000. Do we have a list? I am going to

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give most of of it to my husband to pay off the banks because we own our

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own business and life's been tough the last five or six years. Life's

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been tough. Also I would love to take our two boys on a holiday. And

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just go on a fabulous holiday, the four of us. I wish you well. It's

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good to see you. Thank you. You are here because Dale got it wrong. Your

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question won't be until he answers his. Dale, how are you doing? Good.

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One question this will not be multiple choice. I will wish you the

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best of luck. If you are ready, I will reveal the red area question.

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Yes, I am ready. Take your time. Let's have a look at Dale's red area

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question. So, I am thinking roast dinner,

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Sunday dinner, Yorkshire pudding. Are you saying you would like me to

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take Yorkshire pudding as your answer? Yes, please, Dale. I accept

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it. Are you a cook? Not really, no! I have accepted Yorkshire. If it's

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there, you are going back to winners' row. I wish you luck. Is it

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Yorkshire pudding? Yes! Come on, Dale, back you come.

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APPLAUSE OK.

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Listen, Carol, this is not good. There is not a single penny in the

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prize fund. Here is where you get to put ?5,000 in. Are you ready? Yes.

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Let's have a look at your first question.

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I actually watch EastEnders. And my mind's gone completely blank. I

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don't think it's Denise van Outen. Samantha... I haven't... Oh, and

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Kelly Brook, I can't think what she was in.

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I will go for Kelly Brook. Would you like me to take Kelly Brook as your

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answer? Yes. I have. I accepted it. It's locked in. If that's right

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first ?5,000 going in the prize fund. Is it Kelly Brook?

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Denise van Outen. Gosh! We are not doing very well, are we

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skrm Listen, I feel your pain. I don't like it when there is nothing

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in the prize fund. Listen, that could all change very quickly.

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Early days. Don't worry. For now, I must despatch you to red. I am

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sorry, Carol. APPLAUSE

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Guys, you know what just happened, one of you will be joining me very

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soon after you have put ?5,000 in the prize fund. Are you ready, Dale?

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I am ready. Let's have another go. Here's your next question.

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Well, I do know this one. So, at least we have some money in the pot.

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It's pheromones. Would you like me to take that as the answer? Yes,

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Dale. Accepted, locked in, sealed. We are done. Is it pheromone? Yes!

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That's good. OK. Here's the deal. We have Carol in

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the red area. We have Dale on his own in winners' row and ?5,000 in

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the prize fund. We have to get this show motoring. Which means one of

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you players will be joining me right now. Let's find out who it's going

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to be. It's yellow, it's Heather! Come and

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make some money. APPLAUSE AND

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CHEERING Hi, gorgeous. How are you! Come and

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take a seat. Well, you are a giggler, aren't you?

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You are a real giggler. Very pretty. You look beautiful. Very young. May

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I ask, shouldn't really ask... 21. A baby. Who did you bring with you for

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support? My boyfriend Tim and my sister show fee. Hi, good to see

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you. -- show fee. You have been dating him for quite a while. Five

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years. You met when you were 16? Yeah. Is this first love? Yeah. Is

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it only love? Yeah He's the one? Yeah. Absolutely. Where have you

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come from? From Carlisle. Great. What do you do? I am an operations

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technician at a lab. That sounds very CSI, is it? Not really. It's

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like food testing. S companies send in food and we tell them how much

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bacteria is in the food and whether it's an OK level to sell in the

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shops. That's a cheerful topic. Every fondant that passes my lips

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has been tested for back -- for bacteria. To make sure it's safe.

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How much do you want to go home with? I have a plan for 20,000 pz.

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Tell me. Me and Tim are going to Australia for a year but it would

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kind of make that a lot better, like more money to spend there. You want

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it paid for. You are only here, look what happened. I am going to get

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this one out of the red area and back here in winners' row which is

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when you will get your first question. So you can relax. You have

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to do the hard work. You saw how Dale did it. Red area and back as

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quick as you please. Shall we do it? We shall. Here is your question in

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the red area. Is this good? No. I know what I am

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because I was born in September. I want to say Capricorn but I don't

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know why. That's the only one. That's good, you have eliminated

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some in your mind then. OK. I will have to say Capricorn. Have I to

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take that as your answer? Yes. It sounds good. If that's Capricorn you

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are going back to winners' row, is it?

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Yes! Come on, Carol.

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APPLAUSE OK. You are each going to put ?5,000

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in now, aren't you? You can do this! We are all with you, the whole

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audience are with you. Them over there, not so much. Or maybe they

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are, they're just waiting to come over. Here is your first question

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for ?5,000. Here it is. I googled this the other day out of

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interest. Different people disagree between 193-203, so I will go with

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200. Would you like me to take 200 at a answer? Yes please, Dale. OK,

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locked in. If the answer to hundred? Yes! Job done, job well done. We

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have ?10,000 in there, let's make it ?15,000. Here is your question.

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OK... Out of those options, when you see like an oilfield and they have

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those mounds going up and down, that kind of makes sense. I will go with

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my first instinct, oil. Shall I except oil? Yes please. OK, there it

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is. It is illuminated, if it's right, ?15,000 enough prize fund. Is

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it oil? Yes, well done. We are on a roll, you can do this. Here is your

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next question. I'd rather have the other two

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questions because I knew those answers. Meghan Trainor is All About

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The Base. I will go with Smokey Robinson. Would you like to take

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that as you answer? Yes please. If it is right, ?20,000. Is it? Marvin

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Gaye. I'm so sorry, you know what I'm going to say... Back to red.

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Sorry! Boys, are you ready because one of

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you is about to join me on Winners Row. It was going to be question

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that let's find out. -- who is it going to be? It is pink, it is

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Kwame. Come and make some money! Hello Kwame, how are you doing? Good

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to see you. Come and sit down. I always think it is really unfair

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when they put the butch fellers on a pink nametag. You can do well by

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putting the money on the prize fund, where do you come from? Essex. An

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Essex lad. I'm from London but I'm from Essex. I'm an IT desktop

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support analyst. Everybody has a fancy titled job tonight. Are you

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the person I ring when I can't work out how my computer Works customer

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sort of, and other things. Who have you brought with you? My wife and my

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sister. Hello! She has a beauty, your wife, isn't she? I think

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several stop how much you want to take on? It would be nice to take on

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50, home improvements, new car, family holiday. What I like tonight

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as everyone has heard the whole lot, as much as possible. Nice when you

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want to go for the whole amount. Relax, you made it to Winners Row. I

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will be back with your first question after Carol is back here.

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How are you doing question what I'm OK, used to being in this bit. It

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could be worse, you could be over there. There is a very nice

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gentleman who would like your company over there. The red wasn't a

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problem for you last time and it won't be this time. Here is your

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question. I'm struggling here, Dale, Italy

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struggling. -- Italy. I will take a shot in the dark and say Rio de

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Janeiro. You are saying? Rio de Janeiro. I have accepted that. If it

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is Rio de Janeiro you have dodged a bullet and are back on Winners Row.

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If not, he is going to be glad to see you over there! Please reveal

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the answer. Barcelona! Was that at all in your mind? No. I am sorry

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Carol, please go back where you started.

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We have ?15,000. If this went now with the three of you hear it would

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be ?5,000 each. We can do better than that and we will do better than

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that. Are you ready? I will do my best. Here is your first question.

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Right, OK... I think we can eliminate parrot. So I am going to

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go with puffin or toucan. I will go with toucan. You me to take that as

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your answer? Yes. Done, sealed. Is the answer toucan? Oh, it is puffin.

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I am so sorry. Please make your way to red.

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Dennis, Carol, one of you for sure we'll be sitting here very soon,

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after you have put ?5,000. I will try. So far you have managed OK and

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put some money in. Here is your next chance, let's have a look.

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I was thinking Wales, that was going through my head. I think I know what

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he looks like. I think he does a lot in the UK, he is speaking here, so

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that would kind of suggest Ireland, but he doesn't sound Irish. I can

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just imagine him speaking English. I don't think it's the Netherlands,

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because it's not that kind of name. I guess I'll go with Irish because I

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think he speaks English. That's as good a reason as any! It seems like

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the British name as well, yeah. Do you want me to accept Ireland as

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your answer? Yes. If it's right we're at ?20,000. Is it Ireland?

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Belgium. OK. The bad news is you got it wrong, the good news is in the

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red, two heads are better than one. Please make your way to red. Oh,

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dear. ?15,000 in the prize fund. You have been in and out of the Red

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Area, you are back in Winners Row. Please put another ?5,000 in it. If

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you are ready, another question. I am ready. Here it is.

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I have seen the film quite a few times, so I can rule out Hercules

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because he was the soldier fighting to get her back. A first name

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doesn't ring a bell, but I know it is Paris. You want me to take that

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as you answer? Yes please. I accept that, Paris is lit up. You are on

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your own in Winners Row so if it lights up it is all yours for the

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taking. Is it Paris? Yes. You knew that one! OK. Dennis and Carol, one

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of you will be back to Winners Row. I wonder who it will be... Fingers

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crossed, let's find out. It's green, it's Carol, you're

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coming back! Dennis, what can I tell you? How are

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you doing? Fine, thank you. Who do have the support? My wife Mary and

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my son. He won't be there for long, he will be over soon. Fingers

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crossed. However, you are lucky to come back a second time, in and out

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of the red. Relax. Your question isn't until these two beauties are

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out of the Red Area and in Winners Row. When there are two of you, you

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have to agree on the same, hopefully correct, answer. Are you ready? Yes.

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Here is your Red Area question. What are you thinking? Have you

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watched night at the museum? She is in the film. The name Heather is

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coming to me for some reason. Oooh, maybe. What would you say is the

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surname? Walker? Let's go with Heather Walker. You both say?

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Heather Walker. Heather Walker. I am looking for Heather Walker.

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Does that sound familiar? Yes, I knew it as soon as it came up.

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Listen, you could be back but for now, go and join Dennis.

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If the Claxton went now you're looking at ?10,000 each. You can put

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?5,000 in now. Are you ready? I am. Your next question:

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I think I might know it for once. I don't think it's yoghurt or

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chocolate, I think it is a fruit drink. Would you money to take that

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your answer? Accepted, done. There it is, if it is fruit drink there

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will be ?25,000 in the prize fund that is it? Yes, well done!

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That makes it ?30,000, we can make it 15,000 each if you give me the

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right answer to this, your next question.

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I'm just trying to think what kind of actor Mike for the role. Colin

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Firth is quite a gentleman, so he possibly could. -- might fit the

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role. I have not heard of Hugh Bonnville. I will go with Hugh

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Bonneville. You will be to take that as your answer? I will. If it is

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right, ?30,000, thank you very much. Is it Hugh Bonneville? Yeah yes!

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?15,000 each right now, let's make it ?35,000, you are on a roll Carol.

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You can do this. Here is your next question.

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I don't think it's Masterchef because I have watched a bit of

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that. Dragons' Den had a whole lot of new people. And antiques road

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show I don't watch. But I think they always have... The same people.

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Well, you know what I mean? Regulars? Yes, that's the word I was

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looking for, regular people. I'm going to go with Dragons' Den. Would

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you like me to accept that as your answer? Yes. Done. If it is Dragons'

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Den we will have another five in fair, making it ?35,000. Is it? Yes!

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Who knew? You knew! I'd like this to be another ?5,000 because it will

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even out to ?40,000, meaning ?20,000 each. Very nice. Very nice. It is up

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to you, Dale. Your next question: as I mentioned earlier, I am not

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really a cook, I don't cook at all, to be honest. I will rule out

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aubergines. I think it is the pink one, and it is quite lumpy. So that

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makes me think chickpeas. I'm not really sure if I've tasted it. I

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will go with chickpeas. Would you like me to take that as your answer?

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Yes please. I accept that. If it is right you will have ?40,000, is it

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chickpeas? Fish roe. I think chickpeas is humous. I know as much

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about cooking as you. You gave me chickpeas which means back to the

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Red Area one more time. Sorry. OK. A lot of toing and froing

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tonight. What's going on? We have Kwame, Dennis and Heather, all three

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sitting not happily in the waiting area. One of you guys is about to

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join me. Here's how we find out who it is.

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It's pink, it's Kwame! Come on back. APPLAUSE

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You know where you are going. Dennis, I don't know what to say to

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you. I don't. It's not been your night so far. It certainly hasn't.

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Hang in there, you never know. Welcome back. Hi, Dale. So far

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tonight you have put in... Oh, dear. You are going to put that right. You

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are going to put in ?5,000 when I get back. Dale's stuck there and

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needs to come back. A lot of toing and froing tonight. The most walking

:30:00.:30:02.

I have done in a long time. Me too. You have been here before. You know

:30:03.:30:06.

the deal. One question, not multiple choice. You can do this. OK. If you

:30:07.:30:11.

are ready I would like to reveal your question. I am ready, Dale.

:30:12.:30:20.

Here it is. OK. Nothing's coming to me. Only

:30:21.:30:28.

thing I can think of is Cape Town but I don't think that's Jamaica.

:30:29.:30:36.

Oh! Is it Kingston Town? I don't know s that your answer? Yeah,

:30:37.:30:46.

Kingston Town. Would you like me to accept Kingston as your answer? Yes,

:30:47.:30:50.

Dale. If it's right it came to you in the nick of time. We will see. It

:30:51.:30:55.

would be good for you because you are on your way back to Winners'

:30:56.:30:59.

Row. I am looking for the capital to be Kingston. Is it so?

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Yes. Come on back. APPLAUSE

:31:06.:31:08.

Thank you. Oh, that was a close thing.

:31:09.:31:17.

Oh my goodness! KLAXON. That means one thing, you cut it fine! Prize

:31:18.:31:22.

fund is frozen. It's ?35,000 which means you are all looking at a share

:31:23.:31:29.

of ?11,666. You are one question away from taking home a minimum of

:31:30.:31:35.

that. Relax. For the meantime, I have some bad news for Dennis and

:31:36.:31:39.

also Heather. They're going to give you such a cheer as you walk off.

:31:40.:31:44.

But it's so unfair sometimes. Dennis, sorry, you didn't even get a

:31:45.:31:47.

chance. I have loved meeting you. Heather, beautiful. I hope you enjoy

:31:48.:31:51.

Australia. Thank you. For now, I have to say good night.

:31:52.:31:57.

Give them a cheer. APPLAUSE

:31:58.:32:08.

It's been a very unusual evening tonight. Like no other show I can

:32:09.:32:15.

remember. The prize fund is ?35,000. If you all play it right ?11,666

:32:16.:32:20.

which is nice. I will be back with your question.

:32:21.:32:26.

APPLAUSE OK.

:32:27.:32:31.

Those three are close to taking home a lot of money. But they'll have to

:32:32.:32:34.

wait a little bit longer before I ask them that one final question of

:32:35.:32:38.

the night. However, here's your chance to be a winner in the

:32:39.:32:41.

Thunderball draw from the National Lottery.

:32:42.:32:43.

APPLAUSE AND CHEERING

:32:44.:32:51.

Thank you, Dale. Good evening. Welcome to the National Lottery live

:32:52.:32:54.

with Saturday night's two live draws coming up. We have Thunderball, we

:32:55.:33:00.

have Lotto, which tonight has a rollover jackpot of ?11. 2 million.

:33:01.:33:05.

Nice. And your chance to vote for the finalists in this year's

:33:06.:33:08.

National Lottery awards which celebrates the success of lottery

:33:09.:33:11.

funded projects throughout the UK. We have three more finalists coming

:33:12.:33:14.

up soon. Let's get started with Thunderball.

:33:15.:33:26.

OK, start up both machines, please, Julie, if you would. Our draw mast

:33:27.:33:34.

certificate back with us this Saturday night, Julie Hamilton. The

:33:35.:33:39.

draws are overseen by an independent adjudicator. In the last week over

:33:40.:33:48.

?2. 7 million has been paid out in Thunderball prizes with more than

:33:49.:33:52.

475,000 winning tickets. Congratulations to all you winners.

:33:53.:33:56.

OK, let's start the draw, shall we. Here we go. Eyes down, look in as

:33:57.:34:00.

they say. The first one is right there.

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A total of 39 balls to pick from in the first machine and you choose

:34:07.:34:08.

five of them. That's how far the game works.

:34:09.:34:15.

Three opportunities a week to play, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday.

:34:16.:34:20.

There is even a prize for watching with just the Thunderball itself.

:34:21.:34:36.

Now to the Thunderball themselves, there are 14 inside our second

:34:37.:34:41.

machine and for the top prize of half a million let's draw one of

:34:42.:34:48.

them, please. Here we go. Round and round they go and the

:34:49.:34:51.

selector chooses that one, number 14. Here are the numbers again:

:34:52.:35:06.

Strolling across Ore. Thank you. Love it. Coming up this

:35:07.:35:12.

Saturday's Lotto rollover draw and you can find out how to vote for the

:35:13.:35:16.

fantastic finalists at this year's National Lottery awards. Now it's

:35:17.:35:24.

back to Dale with In It To Win It. APPLAUSE AND

:35:25.:35:28.

CHEERING Welcome back. Not so long ago these

:35:29.:35:34.

three all helped put ?35,000 in the prize fund. That means they're each

:35:35.:35:40.

looking at a share of at least ?11,666. One question separates them

:35:41.:35:51.

from that cash. Minimum! That means tonight you haven't Putney money in,

:35:52.:35:56.

doesn't matter. Are you ready? I am ready, Dale. I wish you the best of

:35:57.:36:03.

luck. The missus up there is thinking, I want this, I want that

:36:04.:36:07.

and the other. It's on you, buddy! No pressure. No pressure. Please

:36:08.:36:09.

show me the question. Oh! I am trying to read your face to

:36:10.:36:36.

see if you like this or not. Um... Carey Mulligan... Don't think it's

:36:37.:36:40.

Muse. I don't know much about these bands,

:36:41.:36:51.

to be honest. I am going to go Snow Patrol, Dale. Would you like me to

:36:52.:36:56.

accept Snow Patrol as the answer? Yes, Dale. OK. We have an

:36:57.:37:02.

arrangement. I have sealed it. It's locked in. If indeed Carey Mulligan

:37:03.:37:09.

did marry the lead singer of Snow Patrol you have won a minimum of

:37:10.:37:14.

?11,666. If it's wrong, you have pushed the share up of the other

:37:15.:37:19.

two. They'll be playing for ?17,500 each. OK. So, I am looking for Snow

:37:20.:37:30.

Patrol, is that the correct answer? Mumford and Sons. I am so sorry.

:37:31.:37:34.

It's been lovely to meet you. So sorry, but I have to say good night.

:37:35.:37:42.

Sorry, Kwame. APPLAUSE

:37:43.:37:50.

OK. Carol, you were looking at playing for ?11,666. You are now

:37:51.:37:56.

looking at a minimum of ?17,500. One question, that's all you need to do.

:37:57.:38:01.

That's all you need. Simple as that. Three choices coming up, if you are

:38:02.:38:06.

ready, let's reveal the question. Hit me with it.

:38:07.:38:20.

Now that's confused me because I thought that Robin Hood Airport was

:38:21.:38:30.

in Nottinghamshire. So that has confused me. South Yorkshire, I

:38:31.:38:40.

think the East Midlands Airport is in Leicestershire. So working on

:38:41.:38:47.

that I think I am going to go with South Yorkshire because I think it

:38:48.:38:52.

must be on the boundary between South Yorkshire and Nottinghamshire.

:38:53.:38:56.

Right. So are you saying you would like me to accept South Yorkshire as

:38:57.:39:03.

the answer? Yes. Yes. Yes. Done. Locked in. That is your choice. If

:39:04.:39:08.

that is indeed right, the minimum you are going home with is ?17,500.

:39:09.:39:14.

You could be going home with more depending on what Dale does. By the

:39:15.:39:17.

same token if you get this wrong he is playing for the full ?35,000. We

:39:18.:39:22.

need it to be South Yorkshire. Please, tell me Robin Hood Airport

:39:23.:39:28.

is in South Yorkshire. Yes.

:39:29.:39:29.

APPLAUSE AND CHEERING

:39:30.:39:35.

Well done, you did it. Well, you can relax now. OK.

:39:36.:39:41.

So, deal, you have seen how it's done. Yeah. So far tonight you have

:39:42.:39:45.

put in ?20,000. You have earned the right to be here which means that

:39:46.:39:49.

you are either going home with ?17,500. Or Carol's going home with

:39:50.:39:56.

?35 thoz. It's one question. Are you ready for the last question of the

:39:57.:39:59.

night As ready as I will ever be. Let me reveal it to you.

:40:00.:40:17.

Um... Well, unfortunately, I have not seen the drama. I have not heard

:40:18.:40:31.

of any of the authors. It's going to be pot luck. I will go for Susanna

:40:32.:40:43.

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

:40:44.:40:46.

Dale. I have accepted it. There it is. If it's right, you know the

:40:47.:40:53.

deal, ?17,500. If not, Carol's going home with ?35,000. I need it to be

:40:54.:40:58.

for you Susanna Clarke. Is that the correct answer?

:40:59.:41:03.

Yes! Well done. APPLAUSE

:41:04.:41:10.

Well done. At last. OK. Listen, you can relax now. I will be back with

:41:11.:41:17.

your cheques very shortly. APPLAUSE

:41:18.:41:22.

Well it's been an unusual rollercoaster here tonight in the

:41:23.:41:26.

studio. Our players are now ready to celebrate their big cash wins. Now

:41:27.:41:29.

it's time to find out if you are going to be a winner with the

:41:30.:41:32.

Saturday night Lotto draw. I wish you the best of luck.

:41:33.:41:40.

Thank you, Dale. Hello again. Welcome back. Now before tonight's

:41:41.:41:46.

Lotto rollover draw a chance to see how the money you raise as lottery

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funding supports many projects across the country. As part of this

:41:51.:41:54.

year's National Lottery awards 49 projects have been selected as

:41:55.:41:57.

finalists in seven different categories. Here's our last look at

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three projects from heritage and health.

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People know Cheshire for either cheese, cats and footballers. But we

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want them to presht that it's got a traditional -- appreciate that it's

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got a traditional industrial past. This is the last of these works in

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the UK and the whole world. We have layers of salt, rock salt which

:42:25.:42:27.

comes from the bottom layer of salt where it's mined and from the brime

:42:28.:42:31.

we bring up from underneath the ground we create Whiterock salt. The

:42:32.:42:38.

brime would be pumped in and heated from underneath. The pan man would

:42:39.:42:42.

bring through into this room here the blocks of salt. It would be

:42:43.:42:48.

terrible to think that all this was just going to be allowed to rot

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away. It's not just us opening our doors and saying here is what we are

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going to tell you about salt, it's people telling us their stories

:42:57.:42:59.

which makes this one of the most exciting places for the future.

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Basically the programme is all about helping people improve their

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wellbeing. Mostly volunteers gain work experience and confidence and

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new skills to help them take the next step, whether it be further

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Here I feel like I'm contributing, that I am part of the team and my

:43:30.:43:35.

time is valued. I am a very shy person, or I was. It's given me the

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confidence to go out there and seek new opportunity. PTSD I will have

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for the rest of my life but I control it now, it doesn't control

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me. If I have a problem, I come to work and I'm happy. It's like being

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and they provide us with a service we really appreciate. When you think

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we've got two, nearly 300 people who get out of bed at two o'clock in the

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to be involved with. You can find out about all of the

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project and voting for them by going to bbc.co.uk/lottery and following

:45:00.:45:05.

the links. Voting closes this coming Wednesday, the 20th of July. Are you

:45:06.:45:07.

ready? Let's do it and play Lotto! It's like you've got a train to

:45:08.:45:22.

catch or something. Let's release those rollover balls. Here is to

:45:23.:45:31.

my's Lotto jackpot. It's an estimated ?11.2 million. Thanks to

:45:32.:45:37.

Mr Taylor tonight we are using Lancelot and set of balls number

:45:38.:45:42.

one. Of the ?13 million in prizes that has been won on Lotto and

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Millionaire Raffle this past week alone. Congratulations to you if you

:45:48.:45:52.

had a winning ticket. Places to go and people to see, good luck

:45:53.:45:56.

everyone, here we go! Absolutely, here we go. The first one, number

:45:57.:46:02.

32. The last time it was drawn half a dozen Saturdays ago. 50, last

:46:03.:46:10.

drawn 15 Wednesdays ago. And the third, number 36, also drawn last

:46:11.:46:20.

weekend. The fourth one... Number 14, drawn three weekends back and

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you will know that because it is one of your chosen few. Number 17, last

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drawn just four weeks ago. And the six number to be drawn, for the

:46:31.:46:36.

jackpot in number ten. It is time we had a bonus, don't you think?

:46:37.:46:41.

Tonight's is number 41. Millionaires Row this Saturday night looks like

:46:42.:46:43.

this, in ascending order. The bonus tonight is number 41. Hold

:46:44.:47:02.

on a minute because good to you at home be a lucky winner into my's

:47:03.:47:08.

Millionaire Raffle? Let's find out. Tonight's ?1 million raffle

:47:09.:47:17.

don't forget to check your ticket to see if you are winner of one of the

:47:18.:47:23.

20 prizes of ?20,000 in the Millionaire Raffle tonight. Full

:47:24.:47:27.

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

:47:28.:47:30.

bbc.co.uk/lottery and following the links. You can find out all the

:47:31.:47:36.

results of this week's draws by watching Tuesday, Wednesday and

:47:37.:47:39.

Friday after the ten o'clock News. Let's get back to Dale with the

:47:40.:47:42.

final part of In It To Win It. APPLAUSE

:47:43.:47:51.

I hope that works out well for you at home.

:47:52.:47:55.

I know it worked out well for Carol and Dale. I have the checks and will

:47:56.:47:59.

hand them to them right now. Well done! Wasn't sure you are going to

:48:00.:48:08.

be sitting here at the end. I know, very lucky. Back and forward all the

:48:09.:48:13.

time. But there you go, well done, darling. APPLAUSE

:48:14.:48:19.

Dale, you put in the most money, you deserve to be here and leaving with

:48:20.:48:27.

a cheque. Well done my friend. Enjoy. APPLAUSE

:48:28.:48:33.

OK. I've really enjoyed it to night, it's been unusual but it's been

:48:34.:48:39.

good. Hope you've enjoyed watching it. In it it will be back soon, so

:48:40.:48:45.

join us then, us then, until then, have a great night. Thank you Dale.

:48:46.:48:53.

Nick Knowles will be back next week with Family reunion, where families

:48:54.:48:57.

compete for cash and a holiday. Enjoy the warm weather that's on the

:48:58.:49:11.

In a high-stakes game show, one family living in different countries

:49:12.:49:16.

play to win the ultimate family reunion.

:49:17.:49:20.

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