Episode 11 The National Lottery: Secret Fortune


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Two contestants. Tonight, Sonia and Soraya are trying to hold on to

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that �100,000 as they play for their Secret Fortune.

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Hello and welcome to the National Lottery Secret Fortune with your

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Thank you very much. We have the players looking for an envelope

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that contains their Secret Fortune. It could be an envelope from �100

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right up to �100,000. APPLAUSE

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It's here and waiting to be won by tonight's contestants. Let's meet

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them, they're Sonia and Soraya from East London.

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What is the relation shi between you? Sisters. Who is big sister?

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I'm the oldest. I'm little sister. You are a big family? There's 13

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siblings all in all, so I'm the youngest. We are the two youngest.

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Of 13? Yes. Wow, that's a crowded house. It is. It was. Tell us about

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the relationship between the two of you - best of friends, you look

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like twines really? We are very in sync. It wasn't like that when we

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were younger, I couldn't stand her. She was messy and I was neat and

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tidy like Private Benjamin. More important things in life than

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picking up dirty laundry, I'm afraid. Is that still the case?

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OK. Family, who've you got at home? Three kids at home. Single mum at

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home, 13, 11 and four. So you are starting to build up your own giant

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family? But that's enough, I'm not going as bad as mum and dad.

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both live in London? East London. Do you work? I'm at home at the

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moment with the kids, full-time mum. Then presumably earning some money

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would be... It would be a nice little security blanket for me and

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the kid, it would be nice, yes. you have a dream of something you

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always wanted to do? Yes, I would love to move out maybe to Devon or

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Cornwall, own a little cafe. It's very stressful living and working

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in London so I would definitely move away, it would be a total

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change. It's really great that you are here because you know that you

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are going to be taking home some money. How much? You don't know

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that. Your Secret Fortune is sitting right here in one of

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tonight's envelopes. Each envelope contains an amount between �100 and

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�100,000. APPLAUSE

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Shall we take a look at the mum because it's lovely to look at when

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there's so much of it. Here it comes. If you walked out here with

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�1,000, what do you think, Sonia? Driving lessons, time to get me on

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the road so beware clam Not learned to drive yet? No, every time you

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save up, some emergency pops up so therefore the money goes to

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something else so I always put it on the back burner but this time

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it's for me. What if you win say �10,000 and you are getting �5,000

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each? We have a brother in Australia so I would definitely pop

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over to visit him and his territory for a change. We've never been.

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looks lovely, doesn't it? Yes. would be nice. Bigger money -

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�30,000? Definitely that would be a holiday, a nice break. I've done

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three years constant, no break. So I would have a big holiday. Have

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you had a holiday recently? kids have never been away so I

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would like to take the kids to Disneyland. My son's been going on

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about it for as long as he could talk so that would be me. I suppose

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the �100,000 gives you the chance to have that dream you were talking

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about? Yes, I would start looking for properties and businesses

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without a shadow of a doubt, Nick. In Devon or Cornwall? Yes. OK, we

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wish you the best of luck and we hope you win yourselves a lot of

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money. Me too! Sonia and Soraya will throw away all but one amount,

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the one they keep will be their secret fortune. Each contains those

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amounts placed at random, numbered 1-24 and here are the numbers

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behind me. Let's seal these away. The next

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time you see one of these is when you bring it back into play.: OK.

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Digital viewers can play along at home. Press red now. Good luck.

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Sonia and Soraya, first thing you need to do is choose four envelopes.

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Do you want to go first? Yes. nine, 12 and 22. Let's brung those

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on to the board and into play. Inside each envelope is a cash

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amount. You've got to keep the envelope that contains the most

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envelope that contains the most money. Let us see the first

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Four possible answers are: I don't know what's in the four

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envelopes you have chosen, but the computer does and it's allocating

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the envelope containing the most money to the city with the highest

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rainfall. OK. The second largest amount is with the second highest

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rainfall and so on so you have to lose three answers sohow are you

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going to go about this question? going to go about this question?

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going to go about this question? know where all the cities are..

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Would it be higher up north of having the highest rainfall?

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higher up north, the colder the weather. I'm not feeling Manchester.

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Yeah, OK. Nick, can we get rid of Manchester, please. Envelope three.

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That was very decisive, ladies. Son Cumbria's not feeling Manchester.

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No! Sorry, Manchester! Your secret fortune tonight will

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not be. �4,000. Very good. That's a great start.

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very good start. So if we are sticking with the same logic,

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Cardiff is the next? Eye yes, I'll stick with that. Cardiff, please.

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Envelope nine. Your secret fortune tonight will

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not be. � 2,000. Oh, my God. That's great.

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The logic is working so shall we stick with the logic? Are you

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feeling Belfast? I think we should keep it, but I'm not too sure. What

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do you think? Is that your instinct? My instinct is to say

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keep Belfast. So we'll go with Sonia's instinct and get rid of

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Glasgow. 22. That was interesting, you seemed to take a swerve there,

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Sonia. She got a funny feeling. feeling. I'm so used to it. Do you

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normally go with her funny feelings. She's not usually far off. Your

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secret fortune fortune tonight will not be: �25,000. That's a big

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number. That's all right. Got to eventually get rid of them all

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except for the top one. Exactly right and you might still be right

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because the other amount in the envelope that's left, number 12,

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might be higher. We can find out whether it is or not. Let's ask the

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computer. Was it Belfast? Glasgow. That was close. For you at home,

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here is the correct order of all here is the correct order of all

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four answers.. That is difficult to know what is in this envelope.

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Anyway, envelope 12 could be your Secret Fortune tonight. Thank you.

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Let us choose another four envelopes and play question two.

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I'll have four, please. Four? What do you think? I would say it's

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not Knight And Day. It was not in the cinemas for a very long time. I

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do remember watching it and it wasn't that good. We'll go Knight

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And Day, please. You want to get rid of number 20? Yes, please.

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Your secret fortune tonight will not be: � 6,000.

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Very good. The other ones, OK. I would say that there There's

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Something about Mary and Charlie's Angels was good. Huge in the States

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as well. What about The Mask? don't think it's as big as the

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other two. We'll go for The Mask. That was her first real film.

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was. So The Mask? Yes. Who did she star with in that Jim Carey.

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Absolutely right. Your secret fortune tonight will not be:

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37 18,000 -- will not be �18,000. That is a large amount. It is.

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you could still be right. trying to think because There's

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Something about Mary, that's Ben Stiller, a comedy and they both

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were quite well-known. I'm thinking that we should keep There's

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Something about Mary. Yep, I'm good with that, yes. We'll throw away

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Charlie's Angels, please. You don't seem to disagree very much. No, we

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don't really argue, we done all that when we were younger, got all

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the fighting out of our system now. Yes. Your Secret Fortune tonight

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will not be: 37 1240. -- your secret fortune

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tonight will not be � 10,000. Was There's Something about Mary the

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top answer? Yes. Yes. For you at home, here is the

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correct order of all four answers. How much is in here? More than

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�18,000. You might want to keep your eye on that. Envelope 19 could

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be your secret fortune tonight. Thank you.

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Very good. You are playing very well at the moment. Another

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question. Let's go for 13, 16, 21 and top of the shop number 1,

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OK. These are all held by the same I was going to say that no way

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would it be carrying a person which is going to be the fastest so I

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don't think the fireman's carry or the piggy-back race. That does make

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sense because they are going to weigh you down. OK, with that in

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mind, let's go piggy back race. Envelope 16. Thank you. Your secret

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fortune tonight will not be: � 22,000. That's a big one. Does

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that change the way you are thinking. Maybe, because I'm

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thinking the sack race maybe as well because you are jumping, you

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can't jump that far. I don't think it would be space hopper because

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they're quite hard. But they bounce. They're those things you bounce on.

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You do that for a mile, it's going to hurt your legs and you could go

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faster with fireman's carry. Space hopper, I'm happy with that if you

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are? Yes, happy to get rid of it. Envelope 13. Thank you. Your secret

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fortune tonight will not be: �5,000. That's OK. That chain of logic was

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good. OK, let's two sack race then. Yes, I think fireman's carry is the

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best thing to do even if you are walking fast or running for a

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little bit, power walking. Yes, let's go for it. Get rid of sack

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race, please. Envelope 21. Your secret fortune tonight will not be:

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1,000. You are playing a great game, ladies, I have to say. Envelope

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number one you're left with, fireman's carry. What was the

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largest amount you threw away in that round?

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The �22,000. This would be a good one to have the top answer in,

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wouldn't it? It would. Is it fireman's carry? Piggy back race.

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For those of you at home, here is the correct order of all four

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answers. Would you like to know the name of the man who did all this?

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Yes, please, so I know how to send an e-mail to. His name is Ashrita

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Fern and by 2011, he'd broken 140 world records. Wow. Wow.

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Ladies, envelope one. Thank you. That could be your secret fortune

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tonight. Thank you. So, four more envelopes, please?

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The computer is allocating the envelope containing the most money

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to the song with the highest chart position and so on through all four

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answers. There's a Faw on there that I know, but one that I don't.

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Hotel California straightaway jumps out to me. I know that one. Empire

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State Of Mind? Do you know that one? Isn't that Alesha Keys and

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Jay-Z? I don't know Massachussetts. If it was a big UK single, we are

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bound to have heard it or have some recognition of it, so we'll go with

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Massachussetts, please, Nick. Number seven. Bee Gees. Oh! Oh!

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us find out how much they are worth. Your secret fortune tonight will

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not be: � 75,000. That's unlucky. That hurt

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a little bit. That must be the top answer. Yes. OK. Not great. OK. I

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don't feel any... Miami are you going to say? Yes. On the basis

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that we know the other two and we are not sure. It's Mia-many i.

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Miami. Can we get rid of Mia-me, please! Yes, envelope two. You

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don't know who sang that? No. Smith. Oh, yes. Your secret fortune

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tonight will not be: �14,000.

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OK. I just remember Empire State of Mind being huge. I know Hotel

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California but it wasn't my era. It's still going really strong now

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that song. I think maybe we might have a chance with Hotel California

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and get rid of Empire State of Mind. OK. What do you reckon? I'm happy

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to go with either one. Empire State of Mind, please, Nick. Envelope 23.

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Your secret fortune tonight will not be:

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�50,000. Wow. Let's hope Hotel California is the top answer.

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you what, if that's the top answer, there's only one amount that can be

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in this envelope. Yes. Was it Hotel California? It was Massachussetts.

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The Bee Gees. Here is the correct order of all four answer force you

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at home. I'm afraid the Bee Gees took the song to number one in 1977.

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Number 17 could be your Secret Fortune tonight. Thank you. Another

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four envelopes, please and play another question, shall we? OK. Two,

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They are not really interested in chocolate, are they? Love chocolate.

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Love chocolate. Let's take a look. Please allocate the envelopes and

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therefore the amounts inside them to the answers. The only one I

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remember from childhood... trying to remember that as well.

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don't remember Kitkat too much when I was younger. Milk Tray has been

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around for a while because I remember the advert. What about

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Bounty, get rid of that? I think Bounty. Bounty goes, envelope eight.

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Your secret fortune tonight will not be:

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�500. Yes. Yes. APPLAUSE

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Very good. Very well done. See, what can you get rid of next?

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still think Mars is a very strong contender. Yes, Mars is. I'm trying

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to think between Milk Tray and Kitkat. I remember the Milk Tray

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adverts, mum always used to watch it and say "I want some Milk Tray".

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Did she ever get any? Milk Tray I think is a stronger one

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so let's go for kit Kat, please. Envelope two.

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Your secret fortune tonight is not �9,000.

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OK. APPLAUSE

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One to go, one to keep. We both had the feeling of Mars since all the

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answers come up. Yes, because I remember eating Mars Bars when I

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was little because I remember thinking they shrunk as I got older.

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They were huge when I was smaller, they're little now. We felt

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strongly about Mars. Yes, we'll get rid of Milk Tray. Milk Tray, please.

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Envelope six is going. Would you lick to know when it was launched -

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1915. Let's hope Mars Bar was 1914! Your secret fortune tonight will

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not be: � 100,000. So close. Oh, no.

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close. I'm afraid I have to take the

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�100,000 and put it in the bin. Which leaves you with envelope five

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which is Mars. Yes. We know what the top answer was, computer please

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confirm it. Obviously it was Milk Tray. Here is the correct order of

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all four answers for you at home. You had a feeling for Mars

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straightaway, you had to go with the feeling. Envelope five could be

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your secret fortune tonight. There are only four numbers left so

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let's get them in. 14, 15, 18 and I don't even know who they are.

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Well I think Bez was Big Brother. Jill Halfpeny was one of the first

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celebrities to win Strictly Come Dancing. Gaynor Faye, can't think

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what she was in and didn't Christopher Biggins do the Jungle?

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I was just thinking that, yes. I think Bez on Big Brother was quite

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recent, so shall we go Christopher Biggins or Bez? Biggins? Yes.

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Envelope 18. Your secret fortune tonight will not be:

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� 100. Yes. That is good. I feel so much

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better to say goodbye to that. it's gone. So Bez I think still was

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quite recent. I think bez. We were saying we were going to get rid of

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those two. Go with it? Yes, Bez for the next one, please. Envelope 24.

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Your secret fortune tonight will not be:

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�8,000. Yes. Very good. I've got a feeling it's Gaynor Faye,

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but I don't know what show she was on. It's going to be a 50/50.

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one do you want to get rid of? Jill Halfpenny. Happy? Yes.

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happy. Your secret fortune tonight will

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not be: �30,000. Oh, wow. Wow. It's a real

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shame to be chucking such a large amount away right at the end there.

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Yes. We need to find out whether Gaynor Faye was the top answer, was

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it Gaynor Faye? So close again. chose the wrong one. Here is the

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correct order of all four answers. Well, envelope 15 could be your

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secret fortune tonight. Let's see where we stand at the moment. When

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you started out, you had 24 envelopes, you now just have six.

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They contain �3,000, �7,000, �12,000, �16,000, �20,000 and

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somewhere in front of you in one of those envelopes is a cheque for

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�40,000. APPLAUSE

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Are you excited to find out what is going to happen next? Are you going

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to keep your keel? We'll keep cool, stay calm. But you might be on the

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verge of winning a fortune? I've get a feeling. Are you on the verge

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of win ago fortune? Time to go over to Lottery HQ for the Thunderball

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draw. See you in a mo. Thanks, Nick, we are live here at

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Lottery HQ with the lovely Jenni Falconer. Thank you very much.

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Sonia and Soraya, they took out the top three just like that, but they

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still have the �40,000 on the board. Let's hope they can win it. It's

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time to see the first finalist in the arts category for the National

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Lottery Award. There are some truly fantastic projebts being showcased

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tonne site. If they succeed in making you smile, head online to

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vote for your favourite. First up, it's achieving something special.

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My uncle Des is a big, big, big role to play in this. He has down

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syndrome, we were very close, if it wasn't for him, Something Special

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wouldn't exist. I saw how music inflaunsed his life and I thought,

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there has to be something more in this. -- influenced. Robert's just

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started in September and the people that he's met, they all became

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friends straightaway, it's a brilliant, brilliant organisation

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and everything that Robert's wanting is here. I love it, because

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it not only gets you out, you are making things too, candles,

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necklaces, writing poems. I think it's exciting because I like doing

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I've had the best four years ever in my life and I just love it and I

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wouldn't change it for the world. This past year, Robert's a

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completely different person. With this opportunity, Robert's got

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everything he wanted. This just gives you a small idea of what the

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National Lottery has given these brilliant people, what kind of

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opportunities they've given them and what it's going to do in the

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future. It's been amazing. Good choice of words there, amazing

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project too. We'll show you the other two finalists in the arts

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category a little bit later on. Now though, it's time to start your

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winning with Thunderball. OK then, start up the machines,

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Julie is the Draw Master. Luke is our independent adjudicator,

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Excalibur and set of balls one were selected by Michael from Essex.

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Last night, there were well over 97,000 winning Thunderball tickets.

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Congratulations if you were a winner. Jenni. Here we go. Gad luck.

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Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays The final ball is next.

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And there it is. Time for the shaul -- Jenni? Time for the Thunderball

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now. Watch closely. This could make a huge difference to what you

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Wintonite. Thrand it is, number four. So, here are tonight's

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Thunderball numbers again in ascending order. That is us done

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for the moment. We'll be back shortly with tonight's live Lotto

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Draw. Right now though, back to Nick.

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APPLAUSE Welcome back to Secret Fortune.

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Sonia and Soraya have six envelopes in front of them containing �3,000,

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�7,000, �12,000, �16,000, �20,000, and �40,000.

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APPLAUSE Just out of interest, did you

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choose to come on or was it your big sister? It was Soraya, I didn't

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have a clue until I got a call from the show. You didn't know? Because

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if I told her, Nick, she would have stressed herself out a bit and said

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no, so I filled out the application form on her behalf. I done it more

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for my sister because I wanted to help her pay off her debts and get

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a bit of money in the bank. That's as good a reason as any isn't it,

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good for you? Yes. Any idea where the �40,000 cheque is? We think

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it's in 19. What we are now going to do is cover over the numbers and

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give them a shuffle. I think I'll stick... I'm good at those games!

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You worked really hard to keep the six envelopes, but now over the

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next five questions, you are going to throw away five of them until

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you are left with the one that will be your secret fortune.

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Let's take a look at the question, From here on in, you can only throw

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away one envelope per question and the answer you give me will be the

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envelope I throw in the bin. Yes. The computer has allocated the

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lowest amount of money to the team that's qualified for the fewest

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world World Cups. Give me the team that's qualify ford the fewest

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World Cups and that �3,000 gos in the bin. OK. Slip up and give me

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the team that's qualified for the most and I'll have to throw the

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�40,000 in the bin. OK. So it's football, so I'm thinking straight

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off somewhere maybe Switzerland because it's cold, you wouldn't

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think football would be their main sport. Which mens they wouldn't

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qualify as much. If that's your feeling? Do you reckon? I've got no

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feeling and I haven't got a clue. No, we'll go with Switzerland, the

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fewest World Cup tournaments. envelope number is attached to the

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Envelope five. OK. I read out how much it's worth and then it goes in

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the bin. Your secret fortune tonight will not be:

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�20,000. Oh, dear. Ouch. I'm afraid the �20,000 goes in the bin and

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disappears off the board which is a bit sad but it's not the worst it

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could have been. No. Let us take a look at the correct order and we

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can see where we went wrong. The one you were looking for one

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Denmark, but on the bright side, you avoided the big one which is

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great, yes? Yes. Let us clear that I'm just trying to think. Mexico, I

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think Mexico's more southern. Kuala Lumpur. I've heard that before but

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I don't know where. It's a holiday destination and it's hot, I think

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it would be close to the equator. We'll go Kuala Lumpur. Yes. Kuala

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Lumpur. Which envelope don't we want to see again? 19. Which

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envelope is attached to the answer Kuala Lumpur? Envelope one. Is that

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good? That is very good. Hopefully. Your secret fortune tonight will

:35:46.:35:56.
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not be: �3,000. That's more than very good.

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That is excellent, that is. Let's see the correct order and sea how

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it worked out. The one you were trying to avoid was Mexico City,

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that was your big �40,000 answer, Kuala Lumpur down the bottom is the

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one that you chose, and it was the �3,000. You couldn't have played

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that any better. Thank you. Let us Let us take a look at the answers.

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Jessie J, she come on to the charts with that Money Money two years ago.

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Danny I think was younger. OK. He was in his teens then do you think?

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Late teens early 20s, yes. Do you strongly think Danny? Not strongly,

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but it's the only one I can figure out between the other three. OK, OK,

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we'll go Danny, please. Danny O'Donoghue you are saying. Which

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envelope do we not want to see when it turns around? We still think

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it's 19. 19. Which envelope number is attached to the answer Danny

:37:13.:37:23.
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O'Donoghue? 12. Your secret fortune tonight will not be:

:37:29.:37:37.

�16,000. OK. So let us take a look at the

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correct order and find out where you went wrong. Jessie J was the

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youngest at 22 with which song? Money Money. Do It Like A Dude was

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the correct answer. The next I suppose that's called the

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naughties isn't it? The 90s is our era and he was in a lot of films in

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the 90s, so we are going to avoid that one I think. OK. What do you

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think about 2000 because Vanilla I remember those films, I was

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obsessed with vampires. Shall we go for 80s then? Yes. 80s. Which

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number do we not want to see? 19. 19. Computer, I want you to

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wait before you tell us which envelope number is attached to the

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1980s because it's time to see whether other people have won big,

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time for the Lottery HQ and the draw. See you in a mo.

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A minimum of �7,000, so that trip to Australia is looking pretty

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likely. We'll be back with them for the final part shortly and we can

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find out the answer. First, time to showcase the other two good cause

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finalists in the arts category of this year's National Lottery Awards.

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Next to impress you is Baltic Centre for contemporary art.

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Baltic has been open for ten years and we are a contemporary art

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gallery in the North East of England bringing the best of brush

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and international art to the local area. Baltic is very much about a

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regionally rooted and locally rooted organisation. Some of it has

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a very international profile as well and national profile. When my

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son was really small, from when he wased toling, we used to bring him

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here because I thought it was important. It's been pretty much

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part of his lifestyle. We do a lot of work with schools, with people

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at the local universities. I think it's incredibly important that

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Baltic's free. There's no boundary there, there's no barrier to them

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coming and having a look and sometimes they'll find a show

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that's absolutely fantastic that they wouldn't have paid to come

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into. That's what the National Lottery funding helps us do.

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Really proud to work at Baltic. There's nothing like it I don't

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think in the region and possibly in the whole of the country.

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Another good project. Two down, one to go. Finally, in this category,

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it's dramatic. -- Drumatik. People have

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disabilities, they are not a huge presence in the community, but

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Drumatik gets them out on the straets and entertaining and

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performing for the public. Drumatik means fun and laughter and

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happiness. There just wouldn't be anything around for David. When he

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left school, there was two years at college, but once he'd done that,

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that was it, end of, you're on the duck pile. Some people have a

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negative attitude towards those with learning disabilities.

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Disabilities shouldn't stop you from doing things that you want to

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do. They start to play and people's jaws drop, like wow, these guys can

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play. He just loves the crowd, he loves

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getting attention, so when he's playing his drums or doing his

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thing, and Health and Safety getting a response back, the smile

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just, I mean, he loves an audience. Don't you?! Yes...

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I get quite emotional when we talk about this because it's been a huge

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part of my life. From going from somebody being stuck in their flat

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all week to getting out once a week to bang a drum with friends, it's a

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big step. It's a huge boost getting the lottery money, we wouldn't be

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here without it I don't think. I met some of the guys there, great

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organisation. This you go, that's all three final USs in the arts

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category, show your support, head online and follow the links. It

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really does make a lot to the projects involved. Tickets in your

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hand, please. It's time for Right, what is tonight's jackpot,

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please, Alan? It's been estimated at �4 million. Very nice. A hefty

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amount of cash. Time to find out if it's your turn to being a -- become

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a multi-millionaire. Release the Saturday night balls, please.

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Lancelot and set of balls 8. Mrs C from mid Glamorgan won over

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�114,000 in the quadruple draw last weekend. Congratulations. Lancelot

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Apology for the loss of subtitles for 43 seconds

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This weekend's potentially life- changing numbers in ascending order

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Don't forget to vote for your favourite good cause project in the

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finals of this year's National Lottery Awards. It's your votes

:44:48.:44:52.

that make all their efforts even more worthwhile. Next Saturday,

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joining me here, we have a special treat for you, Tyler James, star of

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BBC's The Voice, will be performing his day brew track single at the

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later time of 10 o'clock, so make sure you tune in. Alan, get ready

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Welcome back. Sonia and Soraya have just given me the answer to the

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following question: They decided it was in the 190s. They are convinced

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that the �40,000 is in envelope 19, is that right? Yes. -- 1980s. Which

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envelope number is attached to the Oh! How sure are you about this?

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Pretty sure, but we'd like you to prove us wrong. I would like

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nothing better. You have to pass me the envelope and I'll read out what

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is in it and it goes in the bin. Your secret fortune tonight will

:46:08.:46:18.
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not be: �40,000. Unlucky. I'm afraid that

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�40,000 goes in the bin. How annoying is that!? Let's take a

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look at the order. The '80s, 12 films. 1990s, the opposite way

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around to what you thought. Let us clear that away and have a look at

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what is left. As much as it must be disappointing that that money's

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gone, you have to reset your minds really, keep the positivity going.

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Yes, 100%, still smiling. We'd love them to go home with the �12,000,

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wouldn't we? Yes, please. APPLAUSE

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Let us find out what the deciding question is, shall we? Here are the

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Remember, the computer has alLe Kateed the smallest measurement to

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the smallest amount of money, so give me the correct answer and the

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�7,000 gets thrown away. It's a massive piece, Angel of the North

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and Nelson's Column is in a city centre, they don't want it so high

:47:27.:47:30.

so they can't see the statue on the top, it's not going to be the size

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of the Canary Wharf, it's not going to be like no-one's going to see

:47:34.:47:38.

him, but the Angel in the North is out in the open which make mess

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think it could be a really big piece because you see it from a

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distance and it still looks quite major. Which of these is the

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shortest? Nelson's Column. Higham happy with that. Happy with what

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we've got anyway. Nick. You are saying Nelson's Column? Yes, please.

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Computer, what envelope number is attached to the height of Nelson's

:48:05.:48:15.
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Column? It's envelope 15. OK. need to pass me envelope 15 because

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that's going to be the last envelope I throw away, which manes

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that envelope 17 is your secret fortune tonight. Would you like to

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pick it up? Yes. Come with me. Look, whatever's in this envelope, the

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last one you are throwing away is of no interest to us now so I'm

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going to tuck that away. What's of real interest is the envelope with

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your Secret Fortune in it. We'd all love to it be the �12,000. OK.

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Secret Fortune tonight is: � 12,000!

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Thank you so much. That's amazing. Really amazing. Really well done.

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As usual on secret fortune, if you look inside, every envelope's had a

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cheque in it for the amount on it with your name on it. There you

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will find your cheque with your name on it. Who would like the

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cheque? You can hold the cheque. I'll take it from you later!

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Jay wow, thank you. That is amazing, thank you.

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You were of course absolutely right with the final question, the

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difference between the width of the Angel of the North and Nelson's

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Column is 2.41 metres. Wow. You got it absolutely bang on. The other

:49:53.:50:02.

thing to clear up is, we open all the envelopes and there's that ugly

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�7 touz that you you wanted to avoid. What does that �12,000 do

:50:09.:50:12.

for you? We are going abroad for the first time, taking the kids

:50:12.:50:16.

away. What about yourself, Soraya? �6,000, that is definitely I'm

:50:16.:50:20.

going to go and see my brother in Australia, have a nice holiday over

:50:20.:50:25.

there. We are so, so pleased that you got your �12,000. Ladies and

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gentlemen, weren't they fantastic? Thank you. Thank you. Sonia and

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Soraya, they're leaving with �12,000. Join us again next week

:50:35.:50:39.

when two more people will be discovering their secret fortune.

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