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Last week, one couple had joined wedding on the line and manage to

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take the �100,000 envelope through to the final question. I want to

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cry! But with a patchy knowledge... I think one of them is down here

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but I do not know which is which. They still found the top money.

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�100,000! It is just amazing. This week, Catherine and Marc hope they

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can find the �100,000. When they discover, what will be their Secret

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Welcome to the National Lottery Secret Fortune with your host, Nick

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Thank you very much. Hello and welcome to Secret Fortune, where

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two players will be using knowledge, instinct and luck to find their

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Secret Fortune. It could be �100, but it could be �100,000. It is

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here and it is waiting to be won by tonight's contestants. Catherine

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and Marc from Londonderry. APPLAUSE Nice to see you.

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Lovely to see walking on, holding hands. Not just friends? What is

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the relationship? We are just recently engaged. We got engaged in

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the last few days. APPLAUSE Can we see the ring?

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Really glittery. That is beautiful. And he chose it himself. Fantastic.

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What jobs do you do? I am a Primary School teacher. La so different

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subject. We teach everything. We cover all different areas. And I am

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a recruitment consultant. Fantastic to have you here. I could start by

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saying congratulations for two reasons, Firstly the engagement but

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also that you know you are guaranteed to be going home with

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some money despite the year. Your Secret Fortune is sitting right

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here in one of tonight's envelopes. here in one of tonight's envelopes.

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Each envelope contains an amount between �100 and �100,000. Let us

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see that money. Catherine and Marc will throw away all but one of

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those amounts. The one they keep will be their Secret Fortune. Let

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us have a look at the numbers. �10,000? That would be a good chunk

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of a wedding covered. We could start planning for that. �20,000?

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That would be the works. That is the wedding and maybe the honeymoon

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as well. Let us dared to dream. Let me ask you, Catherine, if you walk

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out with �100,000,... It would be life changing. It would be the

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wedding, the house, may be treating our families as well. �100,000 is

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unbelievable. And that is in one of these envelopes in front of you.

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Each of these envelopes contains one of those amounts. They are

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numbered 1 to 24. You are the numbers. Let us put these away. The

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next time that you will see one of these is when you bring it back

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into play. Most digital viewers can play on at home. Press the Red

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Button now. Use the hashtag Secret Fortune if you are playing on

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Twitter. Pixar numbers. I'm going to go for Number Ten because it is

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mine and lucky number. It has been a lucky number for me. I'm going to

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go for number one, my brother's birthday. I'm going to go for a

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number four, because it is looking at the right now. And top of the

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house, 24, my sister's birthday. Happy with those numbers? Yeah.

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us put them on the board. Inside each envelope is one of those cash

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amounts. What you have to do was simple. But crucial. Keep the

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envelope that contains the most money. That is the aim of the game.

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Let us see the first question. Which of these celebrities stayed

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the longest in the eye and a celebrity get me out of your

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jungle? Do you watch the programme? Yes. So this is a good question?

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I do not know what is in those four envelopes, but our computer does

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and it is allocating the envelope with the biggest amount of money to

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the celebrity that has stayed the longest. The second biggest amount

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of money is with the celebrity that stage the second longest, and so on.

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What do you think? David Banda A is What do you think? David Banda A is

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the guy that nobody liked. The audience kept to men because he was

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entertaining. If they did not take to him too well. John Whiting? Who

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is he? I cannot remember. The only one that is ringing a bell is Cerys

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Matthews. David and day, I think he came in late. Jimmy Osmond was in

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it for quite a while. I think the bottom two. You have to lose three

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answers. Which do you want to lose? John Leyden. We do not know who he

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is. John Leyden. For your information, John Leyden is known

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under a different name sometimes. Johnny Rotten! Yeah. Your Secret

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That is exactly how it is played. Keep going like that and he will go

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home with a lot of money. What do you think next? I do not think that

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you think next? I do not think that David Ryan Day stayed in for long.

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I think we should get rid of him. Yes, let us go with that. Envelope

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Number Ten. You know what they say, another day, another dollar falls

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some -- another Dollar. Your Secret Fortune tonight will not be...

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Because of the relationship she had a with someone else, I think the

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public wanted to keep them together. Jimmy Osmond, he was not very

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entertaining so I am thinking that he probably would have got out

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sooner. Which one do you want to get rid of? Jimmy Osmond. Are you

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sure? Jimmy Osmond. Envelope 24. Tonight, you will not be going home

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with... �75,000. Top answer. That is nasty. Let us put that in the

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bin. This is what it sounds like when you put it in the bin. That

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leaves you with envelope one. It is possible that you're still right.

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There is one figure larger than that. So, if Cerys Matthews is the

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that. So, if Cerys Matthews is the top answer, you will know that the

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first envelope going into your final round will be �100,000. If it

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is not, it could be anything else. What is the top answer? My word!

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That is absolutely extraordinary. What is in this envelope to Mach

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�100,000! Here is the correct order �100,000! Here is the correct order

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of all four answers. What a great start. Envelope number one. It

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could be you a Secret Fortune tonight. My goodness. -- You're a

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tonight. My goodness. -- You're a Secret Fortune. Let us get the

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numbers back up. What do you want? A sticking to the birthday theme,

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mine is No. 16. No. 16. I'm going to go for 19, my brother's birthday.

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For no reason, number 11. And I'm going to go for number 20, my

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mother's birthday. Happy with those? Let us get them on the board.

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There they go. Let us see the Which of these dinosaurs is

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estimated to have grown longest? Four potential answers. Computer,

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please allocate to the envelope numbers to the answers. How will

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you work this out? I have a gut feeling. Stegosaurus I think is the

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feeling. Stegosaurus I think is the one with a long neck and the long

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tail. I know that Tyrannosaurus Rex is the big one with the small arms.

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I am not sure about the bottom two. I cannot picture them. What do you

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think? I think you're probably right. It won a donkey Mac we will

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try that. -- 81 add on? Your Secret Fortune tonight will not be...

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�7,000. I think the stegosaurus is probably smaller than the other two.

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You think? Are you sure? I think that is the longest. I think that

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is next to go. Blame me if I'm wrong. You are going with

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stegosaurus? Your Secret Fortune agree. Finally, we agree. We think

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that diplodocus is the biggest and longest. How did you come to that

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conclusion? If I remember from Jurassic Park, it is the her before,

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the one that eats the tops of trees and branches. -- her before. It is

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all, large. Number 11. Your Secret Fortune tonight will not be...

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You have taken another good one through to the final. Long may it

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continue. You are playing very well. Envelope 19 could be your Secret

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Fortune tonight. Let us get the numbers up. I'm going to choose the

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number 12. And I'm going to go for lucky number seven. I'm going to go

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for 13 to get it out of the way. No. 15. Happy with those? Over the

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No. 15. Happy with those? Over the goal. Let us take a look at your

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next question. Which of these Band Aid stars was first to sing on Do

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As ever, the computer knows what is in each envelope. It is allocating

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the envelope with the most money to the envelope with the most money to

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the star who sang first. I remember seeing Boy George later on in the

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video. I think it is Bono. He -- who organised banded? Bob Geldof,

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Bono. The Irish connection. Getting rid of Boy George, number seven.

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Your Secret Fortune tonight will not be... �20,000. That goes in the

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bin. �20,000. Who do you want to get rid of? I think we have to go

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with our gut instinct. Simon Le Bon, I do not think it is him. Envelope

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13. Your Secret Fortune tonight will not be... �9,000. He is your

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gut instinct George Michael? Yeah. I am not 100%. On my head be it.

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Born on next, please. Envelope 12 is gone. You see good fortune

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tonight will not be... �6,000. -- your Secret Fortune.

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APPLAUSE Leaving you with envelope You're making it look very simple.

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It is really not on the side. of the stars was first to sing on

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do they know it's Christmas? the first one. Here is the correct

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order of all four. What does that tell you about this envelope?

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below 20 anyway. Envelope 15 could be a Secret Fortune tonight. Let us

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get the numbers back and choose another four envelopes and play

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your 4th question. Number 23. 23. There is a look on your face.

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It is will not a lucky number but it is not an unlucky number. It is

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a significant number, since I have been in my teens. I see it

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everywhere. Interestingly, tonight you have to get rid of 23 envelopes.

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Maybe it really is significant. am going to have 14. And eight.

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The next question: Which of these Please allocate the envelopes,

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computer. How are we on languages? I did study ancient Greek at

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I did study ancient Greek at university but not very well. It

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was only a six week course. I know that a lot of the ancient Greek is

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the same at Greek and it has fewer letters. I would agree with that.

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the longest. Between English and Envelope 23. A significant. Your

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secret fortune tonight represented by your significant number will not

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The only Spanish and there is Dora the explorer. What do you think?

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Initially I thought English. There is no point changing our minds now.

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money in the previous round and ended up with a top answer. Let's

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find out. Computer, what is the top order. This is again a bit of a

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banana-skin. You have got no idea what is in there. Two good and two

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not so good. 14 could be your are. Let's get the money on to the

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board. The left-hand side, doing pretty well. You have Quaid --

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cleared out quite a lot of it. None of that matters if you have still

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got that �100 down the bottom. You want to get back cleared out. Let's

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get the numbers back at the why it and get the numbers back on the

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board behind me. -- back at the way. Trees for more envelopes. Number

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two, the number of our house. 18.

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Let's get them up on the board. Here comes your next question.

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Which of these comic characters Computer, please allocate the

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numbered envelopes. Dennis the feel. Desperate Dan. A you're lucky

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house number. This should be another low number. Your secret

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fortune tonight will not be �50,000. That was the top answer. What do

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you think? I think we will keep fortune tonight will not be 25. --

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�25,000. Not good, you know. What have you learnt? We have no idea

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about comic characters. This is a heads or tails moment.

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Yngling would be to get rid of Roy. you, so far. Your secret fortune

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tonight will not be �4,000. of it with you. The relief from

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them it was not a massive amount. correct order. Did any of them

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surprise you? Difficult to know on that one. Yes. However, envelope 21

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could be your secret fortune to 6 and 17. You have no choice

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whether you like these or not. They go straight up onto the board and

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into play. Let's see the question. Which of these countries did the UK

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export the highest value of goods to in 2010? Let's have a look at

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and France, I'm sure they have got good enough resources. I think we

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questions. Your secret fortune tonight will not be �2,000. France

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and Germany is pretty much the same climate, so for the product would

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be pretty much the same. I cannot see us exporting high value of

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goods to France. Get rid of France? not be �12,000 -- fortune that

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that is great, to be honest. think now it will be a toss-up of

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the two. What are you drawn to what? Spain. The one we want to

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keep. We will get rid of Germany. Envelope three. This is the last

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and let you have thrown away before the vinyl. Wouldn't it be fantastic

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to throw away the one of your pants? Your secret fortune tonight

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was. And for those of you at home here is the correct order of all

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four. An interesting situation. You don't know what is in this one. It

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could be anything. Either way, and let number five could be your

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secret fortune tonight. So, you started with 24 envelopes. You now

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have six containing just �100, �1,000, then leaps massively to

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�10,000, then �14,000, then �22,000, and blinking away right at the top,

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still in the game the very first match he took three, �100,000.

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Where is the �100,000. In the number one and the load. One of

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those amounts will be your secret fortune. Everybody at home is equal

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-- eager to know if they are winners. Let's cross to lottery HQ

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We are live from lottery HQ with your host, John Partridge.

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Welcome to the show. Coming up as well as refundable and lotted draws

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Louise Minchin will be in Portsmouth delivering some good

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news for two special projects supported by proceeds from the

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National Lottery. Will you be going home half-a-million pounds richer

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Graham Nutman is our independent in adjudicator. Last night 80 dead and

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1,000 tickets won a prize. -- Which of these will be the first to

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39 balls in all to pick from. You just use five of them. There is the

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next one. Two more needed from this first machine. There is even a

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prize for matching just the Thunderball itself.

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I hope this is the number you are looking for to win the top prize.

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This is it. This could make a huge difference to what you win. Round

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they go. Here are two night's Thunderball numbers in ascending

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That is all from us for now. I will be back shortly with Louise Minchin

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Catherine and Marc have six envelopes in front of them

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containing �100, �1,000, �10,000, �14,000, �22,000, and one of those

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envelopes has �100,000. Catherine and Marc, how will you answer the

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next five questions will determine whether it you walk away with

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�100,000, or just �100. That is what is at stake. Let's see all six

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numbered envelopes upon the board. Do you know where the money is?

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number one. You are sure? Yes. Because you think you know whether

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�100,000 is we are going to cover over those numbers and then give

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them a shovel. Now you will have no idea which envelope will be

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attached to which answer. Let's question?

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Yes please. Which of these Bond themes charted lowest in the UK?

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theme that trotted lowest to the smallest amount. That is what

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you're looking for. -- charted lowest. Get it completely wrong and

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the �100,000 goes in the bin. Which one is it going to be? Goldfinger

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was Shirley Bassey. That is probably one of the better ones.

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Keep that. I haven't heard of the last one. I cannot remember that

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songs are probably a pretty good answer. You only need to get rid of

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Which envelope number do not want to be revealed now. Definitely not

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number one. Computer, which envelope number is allocated to the

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Apology for the loss of subtitles for 49 seconds

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which of these teams had won the fewest total points in the Premier

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League? Cumulatively, since the about at the top. I would want to

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keep Aston Villa. Blackburn. Blackburn have won it. Manchester

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City have been relegated, so they have been out of the Premiership.

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You think they are a possibility? Yes, but not as much as West Ham. I

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think West Ham is the one. Which envelope to we not want to see

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appear next to the answer? number one. Which in the low

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numbers attached to West Ham, computer? -- envelope the number is

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You were absolutely right about Aston Villa. He reasoned that

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really well. Let us clear that away. Shall we play on? Let us look at

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the next question. Which of these novels was last to be published as

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Carol and not Dracula. I would like to keep them. Which you think is

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the most recent? And my gut instinct, the War of the Worlds.

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I'm happy to go with that. War of the Worlds, computer. I do not want

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to see No. 1. Which envelope is attached to the answer war of the

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nerve-racking. Let us look at the order. Hound Of the Baskervilles

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was the one you were looking for. Let us chat about where we are with

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this money. If you go home with �100, what happens? You have to

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accept your fate and walk away. We're both going to be have been a

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matter what happens. �22,000. would be so happy to win that.

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is life changing, compared to 100 quid. That is the wedding and a

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little extra. Either off. Fantastic. �100,000, if you walk away with

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that, when you start planning for the wedding? What else? Definitely

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going on holiday for the summer. will be a big holiday! The deposit

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on a house. We will get married and moved into her own house. It is not

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easy to buy a house in this day and age. It will make it a lot easier.

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Let us try to make it happen. Which of these Ocean's Eleven has

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received the fewest Oscar the most likely candidate for that.

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We will keep him. It is between Matt Damon and Brad Pitt. Brad Pitt

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has been in more films, and has done a lot more than Matt Damon. I

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think we should go with getting rid of Matt Damon. Are you happy with

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that? You are saying Matt Damon? You think you know where the

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�100,000 is, don't you? Where is it? Number one. We do not want to

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see envelope number-one revealed now. Computer, which envelope

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number is attached to the answer like to explain your thoughts?

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remember the second round is the one where we had the top answer. It

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has to be the 22. Pass the envelope 19. The Secret Fortune tonight will

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not be... �22,000. My words, my word. Let us look at the order.

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George Clooney was the one to avoid. Five Oscar nominations. Matt Damon

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with three but Brad Pitt was the �100 Dancer. -- �100 answer. Two

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envelopes in front of you. One is worth �100,000. The other is worth

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�100. Are you ready for your last question? Yeah. No. Before you see

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it, we're going back to lottery Welcome back. Now over the last few

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weeks we've been out and about surprising good causes that have

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benefited from proceeds from the National Lottery and tonight we're

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down in Portsmouth with Louise Minchin as she delivers some more

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good news to another deserving project. If you'd like to find out

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more about how to apply for Lottery Funding then head online and follow

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the links. Today, I'm in Portsmouth to see the valuable work done by

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the Portsmouth Foodbank, providing a minimum of three days emergency

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food and support for people experiencing crisis in the local

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area. They have applied for a National Lottery grant so they can

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meet the increasing demands and the community. Portsmouth Foodbank has

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been going for three-and-a-half years. Our mandate is to provide

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three days of nutritionally balanced food at the point of need

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and without prejudice. We did given donations by local organisations

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and churches. We take the donation in and we check for the dates. And

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then we take it to the store room. Each food parcel is tailored to the

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individual or family in need and is discreetly packed into supermarket

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shopping bags. We have reached the stage will we have run out of food.

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In order to get through the session, not only is there a donation, but I

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had to go to the supermarket. We ask customers to buy one extra item

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and donated to us on the way out. One extra item means that they do

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not notice it but to us, it makes a difference. If you did not have

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this food, what would you have done about it? I would have had to beg,

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steal or borrow. It would have caused me severe difficulties. It

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is quite remarkable. That's amazing. This is a one-off for you? Will you

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be back again? It is not a one-off. You can see that people are not

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eating well and they are not eating at all in some cases. You see

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poverty in Britain in the 21st century. It is a shocking thing to

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see. I just want to say, thank you so much for Showunmi around the

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project to date. It has been amazing looking at your work and

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seeing what a difference to make. I am here on behalf of the National

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Lottery, and I have something for you. �77,000 on behalf of the Big

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If it was not for the lottery been generous, through the donations of

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the public, we were not -- we would not be able to do what we're doing.

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Thank you for giving us this money. Having that money is totally

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transforming us. It is the best If you would like to find out more

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about how to apply for lottery funding, all the links online. And

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if you missed Jennie Bond at the Bobath Children's Therapy Centre in

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Wales last week then you can catch that on there as well. Right, time

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So Alan, what's in the jackpot tonight? John, tonight's Lotto

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Jackpot has been estimated at �4.1 million. Fantastic! Let's get those

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big money balls spinning! Release those weekend balls. On Wednesday

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night, over 324,000 tickets won a prize, with three very lucky

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tickets matching all six numbers drawn to share the �11 million

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double rollover jackpot. Congratulations if you were one of

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those Wednesday night winners. Julie, ready? Yes. Good luck,

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Apology for the loss of subtitles for 49 seconds

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That's nearly all from us tonight. You can see the results for

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Tuesday's UK Millionaire Raffle and EuroMillions draw with an amazing

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rollover jackpot of an estimated �86 million online from around

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9.30pm that evening. OJ Borg is here on Wednesday night at 10.35pm

:43:40.:43:44.

for the midweek draws. He'll also be helping to mark one year to go

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to the start of the London 2012 Paralympic Games by getting on a

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horse, you don't want to miss it. But for now it's back to Nick for

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the final part of the show. Goodnight. Could night! -- good

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envelopes in front of them. One contains �100. The other contains

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�100,000. One of these will be Europe's Secret Fortune. Let us

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find out what the deciding questionnaires. Which of these

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men's world records is the shortest shortage world records to the

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smallest amount of money. Give me the correct answer and that �100

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that has been staring at you for the whole programme will finally go

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in the bin. Get it wrong, and the �100,000, �100,000 is gone. Shock

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at... We watched it recently. -- short putt. We have seen some of

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the international qualifying. Triple jump, I have not seen that.

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I'm trying to visualise it. Can a man run and jump further than a man

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can throw a heavy ball? We're just talking about things and we have no

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idea. I can see why you're searching. This is tougher.

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cannot get any logic behind it. you have left his gut instinct?

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think we will go for the shot putt. I think we will. The decision is

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made. Are you sure? Shot putt, computer. Where do you think the

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money is, of the two envelopes? Number one. When I ask the computer,

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we do not want to see envelope number one. Computer, which number

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is attached to the answer shot really difficult for top has any

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envelope number one. You need to there would be, there you go, �100

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with your name on it. You take that, keep this as a souvenir and truck

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darts attic. Just to clear everything up, triple-jump was

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shorter by overact four metres. Here is the one we should have

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opened. Envelope number one for �100,000. I feel absolutely

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terrible. Would you please accept I will buy you a bottle of champagne

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to make your evening go a little bit better?

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So it didn't end of the fairy-tale wedding hoped it would be knowing

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you I am sure you will have a fairy-tale marriage and live

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together. Are they the most wonderful couple, ladies and

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gentlemen? Let's hear it for Catherine and Marc.

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next week somebody could leave with �100,000. Join us again when two

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