30/11/2013 The National Lottery Live

Good evening. Welcome to Lottery HQ for the National Lottery live. Have

we got a knockout show for you tonight! No need for that. I walked

on to that one. Right, we will be chatting to the boxers and trainers

from the Lottery-funded Arthur's Gym. Evening, all. Evening. Plus, it

is a Lotto rollover with a jackpot of ?6.2 million. Because it is a

rollover, Lotto Raffle has 100 prizes of ?20,000 and Thunderball

could be making someone ?500,000 richer. Let's get the ball rolling

and stop this silly stuff with the cameras!

In the red corner it Matt "The Marmelizer" is. Good evening Matt.

In the blue corner it is Alan "Deadly" Dedicoat. You do that far

too well! All seems to be in order as far as tonight's Lotto Draw is

concerned, which is good news. Earlier today, we asked Helen Carr

to select this evening's draw equipment. Chris? Thank you, Alan.

?6.2 million on the Lotto rollover tonight. Good luck, everyone.

The first one is 36. The next one, please. Which is it going to be? 19.

Third to be drawn this Saturday night is 37. Good news if it is

yours. Also drawn four weeks' ago. The next one is 16. We saw it last

Saturday night as well, if you recall? Next is 9. The sixth number

is next - this for the jackpot - it is 31. Finally, let's take a look,

shall we, at tonight's bonus? It is 15. So, tonight's winning line-up in

ascending order is: Thanks, Alan. Every line of Lotto

gives automatic entry into the Lotto Raffle which has 100 prizes this

week of ?20,000 up for grabs. I will show you where the winners are

later. Now, since the Lottery started, 50,000 community sports

clubs and facilities have received more than ?4.2 billion in lottery

funding. One of those clubs is Arthur's Gym, all the way from

Pontypridd. How are you, James? This is Jamie Arthur, hence Arthur's Gym.

You inspire lots of people. What inspired you to open the gym? I

dedicated my whole life to boxing. When I retired, the next step was

for me to open my own gym and look for the next champion. Let's have a

look at his passion. We run sessions for kids from the ages of six up to

64. So, we hit the whole spectrum. It is open pretty much six or seven

days a week. Whatever their background, they are welcome here.

When we turned up and it was in the state it was, we couldn't have

turned it around without the Lottery's help. We couldn't have

done it without the help that we got. I've lost over three stone now

coming here to the gym. We all help each other out. Arthur's Gym has

changed my life. It is brilliant to come to this gym because Jamie and

all our teachers help us to box. I really enjoy it. I do feel we are

making a difference. It is making the community a stronger, better

place. I wouldn't be where I'm standing now. Brilliant. Lovely

film. Lovely gym. Lovely guys and girls. We saw Dylan and Robbie, two

of the five Amateur Champions to come out of the gym. Mark, tell us

why Arthur's Gym in particular? Arthur's Gym, it was a gym which I

knew the standard was very high. I wanted to progress my career as an

amateur boxer. I knew Jamie was the place that was going to take me to

the next level. The vibe in the gym is amazing. The team work. Every win

is for the team. That is really what we are there for. The achievements

speak for themselves. Alright. We have had multiple Welsh champions

this year. We are going to take it to the next level. Looking forward

to the Commonwealth Games. So it is not just about the boxing, but the

local community. Tell us about that? It is not just about the boxing, it

is about people from within the community and what we do at the

moment now, we run an early intervention programme working with

the police to try and nip crime in the bud by starting projects that

are working with kids that are just on the radar of working, or that are

involved with the police. We put in fitness programmes and tempt them to

becoming part of the boxing world as op polzed to hanging on the street

corners. Perfect. Let's hear it for yourselves! APPLAUSE Hope you have a

great night tonight. You can find out more about Arthur's Gym on

bbc.co.uk/lottery, or see them later down - well, I will tell you. Time

for Round Two, it is Thunderball. Alright, Draw Master, Matt, let's

get those Thunderballs jumping. Both of tonight's draws are being

overseen by an independent adjudicator. OK, it is that time

again. Time to do it. Let's start the draw. The first one tonight is

21. A total of 39 balls to pick from in this first machine. You choose

five of them. Next up is 25. Three opportunities per week to play the

game - Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays. The next one is 4. Top

prize is ?500,000. Just imagine! Next is 6. Even a prize for matching

the Thunderball itself. The final ball from our first machine is 17.

Let's draw the Thunderball itself. Here we go. 14 in there. We need one

of them. There it is, 2. So, here are tonight's Thunderball numbers in

ascending order: Alright, thanks. Just before we go,

we do have time to look at where the majority of those 100 winning Lotto

numbers are with the Lotto map. It is sneaking in to the top three -

Yorkshire and Humberside. North West and Isle of Man. Scotland are into

10. Tonight's Lotto has rolled again, so Wednesday will be a double

rollover with a jackpot of ?7.9 million and 150 raffle prizes. For

results, go to bbc.co.uk/lottery. That is it from us. We will see you

next week. Say goodbye to everybody. News is next. Thank you.