23/11/2013 The National Lottery Live

Welcome to Lottery HQ for the National Lottery Live where where

Doctor Who isn't the only one celebrating an anniversary. The

National Lottery started 19years ago this week and since then it has

created over 3,400 millionaires. More can be created tonight especial

slid as it's a rollover with an estimate ?5.6 million. Instead of

the usual 50 winners there be 100 prizes of ?2 # 0,000. With a top

prize of ?500,000 there is Thunderball. Joining us on the sofa

is a green fingered Lottery-funded project, they are The Conservation

Volunteers from Hollybush who this come down from Leeds in their van.

Good evening, guys and girls. Are you ready for this? Yes. We will dig

into their story in a moment or two, but first a time for the Lotto.

Good evening Dr Drsh saw draw master Matt. . Good evening. Are you? Very

well, thank you. Release those balls. Alan you can stop hiding now

the Daleks have gone. I'm not doing anything until I know they have

gone. I have been assured that is it for 50 years. I'm making sure

everything is ship shape before we make tonight's selection. Check out

these guys from Hollybush in Leeds. We asked anning news to select this

evening's draw equipment. We are using Guinevere and set of balls

number five. At this time last week Brian McTigue had no idea he was

about to win ?2.8 million. Imagine being in that situation right now?

Perhaps you are. Good luck everyone. It's the 393rd time the jackpot has

rolled. First out tonight: In ascending order:

Remember with every line of Lotto comes automatic entry into the Lotto

Raffle which this week has 100 prizes of ?20,000, not the usual 50.

I will be able to show you where the majority of those winning tickets

are shortly. This week really is the 19th anniversary of the National

Lottery. Since it started over, look at this, ?30 billion has been raised

to help Lottery projects up-and-down the country, including the group we

are about to talk to now, The Conservation Volunteers from

Hollybush. Here's what they do. Hollybush is an environmental

volunteering centre that engages a huge range of people from the

community in environmental activities. They can develop

confidence, learn new skills, make new friends and take steps towards

moving their life forward and have a positive impact on the environment.

I was made redundant a few years back. My husband died very suddenly,

so my life was kind of topsy-turvy, for want of a better world. It has

changed my life completely. It has given me a direction. I was

floundering along, basically. It's nice being outside every day and

working with new people and hearing new stories. You know, learning

things from them. I don't know everything. I learn so much from the

people who come and volunteer here. It's lovely. I'm happy here. Thank

you. It has really helped my confidence. I was pretty down before

I started here. It's really helped. The it has been a life saver. Let us

talk to the guys now. Jess, ex-nurse already a heroine, come on. You

volunteered years ago and you work for the project. Your volunteers are

referred by health organisations it wasn't always like that? That is

right. Initially, it was more environmentally focussed. Now over

the years we are seeing more and more people coming through,

volunteering with us getting fresh air, exercise and developing new

skills and seeing positive affects on their wellbeing. A lot of

organisations out there refer people to us because they know that their

clients will receive some fresh air, which will be a positive impact.

Paying back? Absolutely. Peter, you have been a volunteer for over a

year. What has it given you? I suffer from epilepsy, I had no

skills and Hollybush conservation has given me so much ego to go

forward. I run a gardening project in my school. Give yourself an

applause. We will find out more about Hollybush and if you want to

volunteer visited bbc.co.uk/lottery. Now, Thunderball time, here we go.

-- visit. Alan, do these machines remind you of anything? Exterminate,

Exterminate! No. You are such a cruel man. I have no idea what you

are talking about. It is Chris Evans, isn't it? Matt, start up the

Thunderball machines quickly. Both of tonight's draws are being

overseen by an independent adjudicator. They were selected

earlier today by Agnus. First to be drawn, which will it be, 22.

Let's draw the Thunderball itself. Here we go:

here are tonight's Thunderball numbers again, this time in

ascending order: Thank you. Just before keg go we

have time for a look where the majority of this week's 100 winning

Ralph numbers are thanks to the map. 13 in Scotland, 11 in East Anglia,

north-west doing well again. Listen to this, early indications show one

player has won tonight's Lotto jackpot of ?5.6 million. Wow! Full

results are available later tonight via the Red Button or at bbg

or@@bbc.co.uk/Lottery. You have been brilliant. Wave to that camera, and

then that camera a bit more. See you next week. 9. 50pm next week. Keep

he waving!