14/12/2013 The National Lottery Live

Hello and welcome to the National Lottery Live where Christmas has

arrived. Tonight, we're talking to these lovely people from Adrenaline

Alley. They've used National Lottery funding to ensure that disabled

people have access to one of the country's biggest and best urban

sports parks. Plus, tonight, we have a Lotto rollover, with an estimated

jackpot of 5. .5 million, plus there are 100 winners of ?20,000 in Lotto

raffle. But before that, someone could be winning ?500,000 with

Thunderball. Good evening draw master Matt, how

are you? Very well, yourself? Fine. In rehearsal, you said you were

tired and hungover. Any way! Release the balls please.

Are you feeling festive, Alan? I am, he did say that, you're right. He's

in a good mood and that's what Christmas is all about. Both of

tonight's draws are being overseen by an independent adjudicator. Let's

do it. It's that time again. Let's start the draw, if we may.

First to appear tonight, there it is, number 19. Don't forget a total

of 39 balls to pick from in the first machine. You choose five of

them. That is 12. Three opportunities per week to play

the game itself - Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays. Next up is

24. How are you doing so far? Well, I hope. Need a couple more from our

first machine. That's number 2. And then finally, how about, do you have

this on your ticket? 13. Marvellous. Matt, let's draw the Thunderball

itself now. There are 14 in there, round and round they go and up pops

number 11. So, here are tonight's Thunderball

numbers in ascending order: Thank you, gentlemen. This year

alone 5,000 sports clubs have been improved thanks to ?635 million

worth of lottery funding. One of the groups seeing the benefits is

Adrenaline Alley. We open to the public -- opened to the public in

July, 2006. We have grown from strength to strength. We have had

over 450,000 visits since August 2006. We've been able to do

encompass and integrate lots of people of different capabilities,

different ages. That's through the big lottery people's millions. That

was the first step in understanding how we could adapt the facilities to

incorporate the disability users. Every week we have a group come in,

full of disability children. In this area here, this is built for

disabled users. We get one on one tuition going. We have a bit of a

laugh. We all interact the same way, no matter how we are, or what shaped

body. I love racing in front of everyone. It makes me so happy. I

love it. Yes, all the students love to come along to Adrenaline Alley.

Without Adrenaline Alley my life would be completely different. I

wouldn't have anything that I have now. I can't thank it enough,

really. Just another brilliant project. We have Mandy and her

husband Paul as part of that as well, her daughter Jody and son,

John. Take us through how it came about in the first place. John was

diagnosed with a brain tumour at a very young age. When he came out of

hospital at the age of 13, he was the victim of an attack and we

decided then to try and create a safe place for young people to

partake in urban sports. Was very much down to John, who sadly is no

longer with us, that he was thinking the disabled access was a big deal

for him, wasn't it? Yeah, through his illness, he experienced what it

was like to be in a wheelchair. It was his vision to make sure that

anybody with a disability could actually take part at Adrenaline

Alley and be part of everyday life there Harry, this is your big

moment. What's your favourite bit of this magical place? Hello, Chris, my

favourite bit is the ramp, including the big one, calling the Wave. It's

scary when I first go on it. But I really enjoy it. Back to you, Chris.

Thank you very much. Brilliant. Harry's teacher is here. What other

benefits is there? Adrenaline Alley is an exciting place for the

students to go. They have a fantastic time. They develop

self-confidence, their independent skills and have great team work as

well. Great. Well done everyone. Thank you so much. To find out more

about Adrenaline Alley, visit the website, bbc.co.uk/lottery. Now a

Lotto people, having a Lotto fun to the Lotto itself. ?

Draw master Matt, the return, let's get the Lotto balls out and about,

please. There's a threat. The news on the street is that all is set

fair for tonight's draw. Earlier we asked Jamie to select the draw

equipment, we're using Guinivere and set of balls one. The phrase of the

night is "Back to you, Chris." Thank you very much. Two winning tickets

shared last Saturday's jackpot, each taking 1. .7 million. Rollover

tonight, could your Christmas budget get boosted? Good luck everyone.

Back to you, Matt. Here we go. The first one tonight,

which is it? 24, drawn nine Wednesdays ago as well. Next, 41,

joined us four Saturdays ago. And the third one, please. 13. Lucky for

somebody tonight. A mere five Saturdays back that was the bonus.

The fourth one, please - number 21, completed millionaires row the other

Wednesday night. And that's number 35. Due know National Lottery

players raise over 35 million for good causes each week. That is

number 29, good news if it's yours. Now we need a bonus. There it is, 8.

So millionaires row this Saturday night looks like this, in ascending

order: Mr Dedicoat, thank you so much.

Remember, every line of Lotto gives the Lotto raffle which has 100

prizes, which is 20 prizes. Let's have a look. Look at this, well done

Scotland, 12, North West 15, south-west coming in, 15. That's 42

all in all. That's a minimum there and the rest of the country share

what's left. By the way, the latest Lotto winner to take publicity are

the Eccles family from Pontefract. Also the Youngers from Chester Le

Street, both winning tickets used family birthdays to win just over 1.

.5 million in the December 4th draw. Very merry Christmas to them. A big

thank you to everyone at Adrenaline Alley! Well done, guys. The results

from Lotto raffle will be available via the red button or on

bbc.co.uk/lottery. Not a happy Christmas, how about a Harry

Christmas. Harry Christmas.