12/10/2013 The National Lottery Live

APPLAUSE Good evening and welcome to Lottery

HQ for the National Lottery live. Last week, there was a £10 million

Lotto jackpot, 1,000 winners of £20,000 each in the Lotto raffle,

and seven lucky people won big money in special event 49-1. And we're

only doing it all again tonight! APPLAUSE

That was much better. Plus, we're joined by another great National

Lottery project. These ladies and gents are from the Age UK Bromley

and Greenwich Men In Sheds group and we'll be finding out all about them

a little later on. Good evening. Good evening. But first, it's the

big one. Let's bring on the Lotto jackpot draw! This week, we've a

special guest button pusher. It's Jasper from Men In Sheds.

91-year-old Jasper, poised to press the button. It is fantastic. It is

weak to have a guaranteed £10 the button. It is fantastic. It is

million jackpot, so let's release the balls. Remember, if you match

three main numbers, you win £25. So let's release the balls!He's wanted

to do this for years. Good evening. The good people of Wales wishing as

this week. Tonight we using Lancelot. The drama studies Matt

Chamberlain. Are you ready Jasper? I am ready. Can we have a countdown?

Three, two, one. Good luck, everybody.

Millionaire's Road this Saturday night click like this. -- looks like

this. Don't worry, if you're not a winner yet. There are still more

chances to win on Lotto right now with the raffle. Every line of Lotto

you play is automatically entered into the Lotto raffle, where every

draw at least 50 ticket holders will win £20,000 each. However, tonight,

1,000 ticket holders will win £20,000. All the information you

need is on your ticket. Every raffle number is made up of a colour and

eight digits. We don't have time to read all 1,000 winning numbers out,

so go online now via bbc.co.uk/lottery, to see if you're

20 grand richer. It is time to crash that website. That happened three

times last week, but we love all that. However, what we can do now is

show you where the majority of those winning tickets are in each region.

That is brilliant. Wade is that? And that is the North West and the Isle

of Man. I have just been told that there are three winners in your

hometown of Warrington. 84 were? In Scotland. This map is basically

screaming at you, great written, get checking. Let's find about the Age

UK Bromley in Greenwich Men In Sheds project. Maureen Falloon, you the

directive. Thank you for coming. What is Men In Sheds and why is it

so important? It is originated from a movement in Australia. It gives

these guys in opportunity, a sense of purpose after retirement. It lets

them work on projects together and it is about forming friendships.

Tony, you're a fully paid-up member. What can the things that you get up

to? We make all sorts of things, bird boxes, and we go out into the

community. We have made bridges for a local park and we have made

chicken sheds. Kerry has made this. What is this? This is for you,

Chris. We heard you had a couple of cars. Is this icky right? Thank you

very much. That is very nice of you. -- is this a key rack? What

difference has the National Lottery funding made to you? We have been

able to relocate into larger premises. We have been able to start

another shed in a different borough. We're about to start another one in

Greenwich. It has been amazing. And if you fancy joining a Men In Sheds

group, all the details are on the website, bbc.co.uk/lottery. This is

another great example of the difference you are making every time

you buy a Lottery ticket. You raise over £35 million every single week

for a huge range of National Lottery projects across the UK. Right, time

now for the second and final week of Lotto special event 49-1. Al, over

to you. Thanks, Chris. Here are 49 people selected at random from Lotto

players who registered their ticket for a chance to win part of a prize

pot, either ten, twenty or £50,000 each. They were randomly allocated a

number from one to 49, in front of an independent adjudicator, with

each number corresponding to a ball in the Lotto machine. Tonight's

Lotto draw result will decide which seven players win the money. All 49

players are poised on the phone right now to find out if they're a

winner. Winning £10,000 an number 33, number 45, and number 21. Next

up, winning £20,000 are number five, number 26, and number 12. Finally,

to the bonus ball, drawn earlier. The person winning 30 -- winning

£50,000 right now is number 35. Good evening, I do there. Yes, I am. How

does that feel? You have just won £50,000. I am shaking. You can buy

does that feel? You have just won some more roses with that. Who is

around you at the moment? My husband, and that is it. What are

you going to do next? I do not know. Have a great night. Thank you,

congratulations. There is still a chance for all Thunderball players

just before we go. Thanks to the gang from Men In Sheds. OK, shall we

go over here. Join us next Saturday at 905 p.m. On BBC One. We will do

it all again. Including this final bid. -- final bit.