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Please go wild for your hosts, John Bishop, Claudia Winkleman and Davina

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McCall! I am loving that. Clever people

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watch the telly. You made it, welcome

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to Sport Relief 2016 on BBC Two, live from the Copper Box Arena

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at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park! It's rare that I ask someone to turn

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over when I'm on telly. Usually they just do it -

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which is upsetting. That's a bad joke. I said that joke

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for charity. We've got Behind the scenes

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of Some Mother's Do 'Ave 'Em. Two terrific Titans -

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Harry Judd and Paddy McGuinness - Now, you may have noticed a few

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weeks ago that Sport Relief legend Smithy threw his hat into the ring

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for the Fifa presidency. I mean, who else would

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you want running football? Hello. My name is

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Edson Arantes do Nascimento, or as I am known around

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the world, Pele. With the Fifa election coming up,

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I am here to make an announcement. I will not be running

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for the position of Fifa president. Because there is a better

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man for the job. A man who understands

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football like no-one else. A man who lives and breathes

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the beautiful game. Ladies and gentlemen,

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I give you my choice to be the next Or as he's known around

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the world, Smithy. Since 1888, association football has

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held its head up high But now, in 2016, it seems

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to have lost its way. The good name of football has been

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dragged through the mud. The game I love, tarnished

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with allegations, and it And what makes it worse -

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even the players are letting Players taking dives,

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looking for cheap penalties. But worst of all, players insisting

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on ripping their tops I'm determined to

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change all of that. So today, I, Smithy,

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announce my campaign to become As I was saying, I want to bring

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football back to its former glory, and I want to share with you my plan

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for how we get it all back on track. Firstly, a lot's been said

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about grassroots football, Everyone knows Astroturf

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is the superior surface. I'm talking 3G, rubber

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crumb, sand field. No more cancelled games

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because of waterlogged pitches, guaranteed crazy,

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uncontrollable bounces - who's not going to want

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to watch that, right, Now, I would like to go on record

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and say that the rumours of my being a stakeholder

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in Chinese Alan's Astroturf company The Lawn Of The Dead

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are completely unfounded. My shares have been sold

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to Vanessa Shanessa Jenkins, a woman whom I am not

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in a relationship with. The next motion I propose is a ban

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on teams bringing out new kits Right now, Man Utd have more costume

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changes than Beyonce, Under my regime, all teams must

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stick with the same strip Couldn't have said it

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better myself, boss. Another part of my plan is to bring

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back teams recording FA Cup songs. I'm talking Crystal Palace

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giving it Glad All Over, the Anfield Rap,

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Man Utd's Move, Move, Move. Yes, a terrible song,

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a disgrace to music, but it connected us

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as fans with the players. Under my regime, every football

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league club must record a song and a video full of banter

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every single season. You know me, Smithy,

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I'm the king of banter. All I want to do is bring football

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back to where it belongs. In the hearts and

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minds of true fans. And it's these fans who are being

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priced out of the game. I heard a story the other day

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where a ticket to watch No-one should pay a penny to watch

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Tottenham, but that's how This is football

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we're talking about. But we, the fans,

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are the only constant. Owners will change,

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managers will change, We are ones who remain

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through thick and thin. As Fifa president, I will make

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sure we are listened to. But don't just take my word for it -

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listen to my friend, my confidante, my campaign

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manager, Mr Jose Mourinho. Three of the most inspirational

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leaders of our time. But I don't think any of them

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could save football like Neil Smith. Please vote Smithy for president,

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and make him the new special one. Look, I want to go back

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to a simpler time. Bobby Moore swapping

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shirts with Pele. Gazza and Vinnie messing

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about on the pitch. Becks pinging in that free

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kick against Greece. Sir Geoff Hurst winning us

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the World Cup in '66. These are the times that

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I can take us back to. Sadly, Smithy didn't

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make it to the top job, of course but with those

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madcap policies, no one Still, seems to work

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for Donald Trump. Anyway, now the election is over

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Fifa can get back to what they're good at - holding the

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World Cup in mad places. Over the years, on both

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Sport and Comic Relief, we've shown you a lot

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of films about Malaria. But it's still a deadly disease

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and it's still out there. Every two minutes, a child

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dies in Africa from this We're fighting it with your

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donations and the help We're also working with GAVI -

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the vaccine alliance - And the fantastic news

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is that The Bill and Melinda Gates foundation are going to double

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the money we give to malaria We're guaranteeing ?3 million

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and they're going to double that We're guaranteeing ?6 million and

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they're going to double that In Africa, child dies

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from malaria every two minutes. The simplest way to prevent

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this happening is for children to sleep under

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a treated mosquito net. And yet in Sierra Leone,

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less than half of children Seven-month-old Mariatu has been

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brought in by her mum. She is suffering from severe

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malaria. The temperature is soaring. It means she can't be

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breast-fed and is becoming But the sores in her mouth

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make it hard for little With barely enough money

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for food, for Mariatu, it meant there was no mosquito

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nets to protect her. With every breath, this little girl

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is fighting for her life. And with every moment that passes,

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all her mum can do is wait ?5 buys two malaria nets,

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?5 could save two lives, He's over in the Velodrome -

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the scene of historic triumphs like Sir Chris Hoy's

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and Laura Trott's golds, I can smell the

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testosterone from here. OK, well maybe it's

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the sweet smell of success for either Paddy McGuinness

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or Harry Judd, as they go head Hello and welcome back to the

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VeloPark. The crowd are ready because we are about to see two

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prime cuts of human man go head-to-head on the wrestling mat.

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Before we get into it, let's remind you of the scores in Clash of the

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Titans. It couldn't be closer. Team Flintoff on six, matched by Tim

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Redgrave also on six. It is level, you devils. -- Team Redgrave. This

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is the final chance for both teams to get an extra point before the

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team triathlon. This, everybody, is freestyle wrestling. If you are

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ready, let's get grappling. Wrestling, one of the most ancient

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competitive sports on planet Earth. It requires strength, technique and

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determination. Tonight, this really is a Clash of the Titans. In the red

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corner, Harry Judd. The man lives in the gym, he's got an eight pack.

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Paddy is taller, bigger, heavier. I don't get scared.

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Apparently today they have found somebody a similar sort of build as

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Paddy for me to train with, so... You got him down! We are going to be

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doing Olympic freestyle wrestling. The rules have been simplified for

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us so it is two points, three points for a take-down, and four points if

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you paint your opponent to the mat. He is killing it back. Good, good.

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Soup legs and all that, none of that. That is it, yes. You didn't

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think you would have Paddy McGuinness laying on you this

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morning, did you? I'm trying to learn some tricks to negate Paddy's

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height advantage. There we go, I am getting the hang of this. The plan

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is to hurt him quickly. Stop what you are doing, this is

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going to be unforgettable. Let's head to the commentators. This

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is the first time for wrestling on Sport Relief. We were really looking

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forward to it, as you should be as well. Awesome athletic entertainment

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for you and two incredible athletes. Harry Judd goes against Paddy

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McGuinness and the way to school, two points if you push your

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opponent out of the mat, and if you force them onto the mat it is three.

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If you get them onto their back for the pin, it is four. I think the

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athletes are almost ready so it is back to the mat. He is spry and from

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McFly. Put your hands together for Harry Judd!

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Here comes Harry Judd, looking very composed. The former drama from

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McFly, can he put eight foot down on Paddy McGuinness? To be honest, I

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think he's got the advantage. I am only five foot three and, when I

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competed in judo and wrestling, it really helped me.

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Judd, time to get a jolt on, he is from Alton. But your hands together

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for Paddy McGuinness! Paddy, the Big Daddy, McGuinness. Looking solemn in

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the undertaker's arena. It's all about intensity. It's all about

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wrestling here. Who will be the finest freestyler? It's big Paddy,

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Big Daddy, McGuinness. He's on the move. For points for dancing. It

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will be read against blue this evening.

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Shake hands. Eyes down, look in, it's time for wrestling.

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Straightaway, both men over anxious. Paddy McGuinness and Harry Judd. You

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could cut the atmosphere with a knife. Both men's circling, the big

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man from Bolton in blue. The young man from McFly, he's got the

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footwork. Being the smaller, he could be the fastest. Normally you

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wrestle against some believe the same weight as yourself. It will be

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a bit different night. -- against somebody. It's getting tasty down in

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the Sport Relief arena. Paddy, Big Daddy, is he playing for time? A bit

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unfair. When I was competing in wrestling and judo I always was

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against somebody the same, so it's difficult for the smaller man. Bad

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small 's and -- sportsmanship from McGuinness. Impressive opening for

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the man from McFly. Going forward. Good show cold from McGuinness, who

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is looking strong. -- good chokehold. They need to get lower.

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The lower they get, try to get the single leg take-down. WHISTLE

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It doesn't get any more intense than that. Slight marginal lead for Harry

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Judd. Paddy Big Daddy Magennis looks like he's breathing heavily as he

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heads back to his coach and training partner. It's a difficult time, if

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you were the coach in the corner, what would you say to Paddy? They

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are both standing to hide, to be honest. I would go lower, try to

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take the single leg, try to get down on the ground. They stood up for the

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whole round. They perhaps need to fight on the ground and try to get

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the pin. That's where you get the most points. Standing up, you don't

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get as many points, get on the ground, get the pin, get as low as

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you can. Both men engaging in some kidology straightaway. Paddy

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McGuinness from Bolton in blue, can he put the pressure on? This is the

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penultimate event. Points make prizes for the big battle here. A

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slap to the head from McGuinness. Perhaps thinking back to his karate

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championship days. They need to get lower, stop standing up. There is a

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push out. Wonderful strength and skill from McGuinness will stop he's

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feeling the effort there. Three points to blue. Checking his

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shoelaces. It was strength and technique, but I think it was purely

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body weight, strength and height. It was a bit like sumo wrestling, not

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freestyle wrestling. Good tactics from McGuinness. Finding a loose

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shoelace and buying himself some precious seconds of respite. Harry

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Judd, 12 years younger than him. Trying to get low. This is good, but

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he's holding on. What Paddy McGuinness is doing is holding on,

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holding his points. And killing the clock, successfully. The referee is

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hot on this. There is a push forward there. Tries the sacrifice of throw,

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Harry Judd. He's got the points! The small man wins against the bigger

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man. In the last seconds, Harry Judd pulling it back. Time for the

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result. Harry Judd! CHEERING Indeed, Harry Judd, wonderful

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victory. Down for the reaction, tremendous comeback. Let's hear the

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thoughts. Paddy, did you catch Harry on the

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nose? I have a bad knee, tendinitis into elbows. And the lung capacity

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of a 57-year-old, so I did all right. Harry is the champion.

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Illegal shot, I talked the referee. He rushed me! We saw how much that

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meant, you secured the victory in the last few seconds. I didn't

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realise in Wesley Newton punch people in the face. That was a

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surprise! -- in wrestling you could once people. Well done, Paddy. Tags

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get confirmation from the commentators. -- time to get.

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We had to the ultimate final event. One more event to go, the team

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triathlon, before we crowned one of these two as a Clash of the Titans

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winners for 2016. Truly memorable scenes,

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although I do hope I forget them That means Team Flintoff have 8

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points and Team Redgrave Team Flintoff have a one second

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advantage. Now, we've all been

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there when we forget where we are in the middle

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of a sentence - happens to me And don't even get me

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started on the TV remote. But for some of us,

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these are the early signs I'd like you to meet a really,

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truly wonderful woman called Jo. The first inkling was when we were

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watching television, and it happens to everybody,

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I would say, oh, look, it is that bloke there,

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you know, what's his name? So I made an appointment

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with the GP. And she said, unfortunately,

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you have got early-onset... The diagnosis was

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a kick in the guts. But you can't, you can't

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dwell on it on it, But you can't,

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you can't dwell on it, because it just doesn't

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do any good at all. Jo was only 57 when she was

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diagnosed, and she is not alone. In the UK there are over

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40,000 under-65s who are I was driving to my daughter's

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and I think two or three There was a sort of bit of an oops!,

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should not have done that really! And I realised that I was not

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a safe driver any more, Jo's life has changed dramatically,

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but she is getting the help and support she needs

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to deal with those changes. Just around the corner,

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there is a project, funded by your donations,

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that is making a real difference. That first time I went

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to a support group, everybody knew exactly what I

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was going through. It doesn't matter if we start

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or absolutely farm at, because we have forgotten

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where the sentence Erm, and it is erm,

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you are totally normal again. Jo, if you're watching,

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thank you for talking to us. I'm so glad you've found

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support from that project. You see, talking to people

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about things like this Feeling part of a group, belonging,

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knowing you're not alone. It really does make all

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the difference in the world. ?100 could run a three-hour support

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group for 20 people suffering That's 20 people who won't

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have to feel frightened 20 people's lives made

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better when their future I'd be so grateful if you'd call

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and support this important work. Standard geographic charges from

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landlines and mobiles will apply. Or please donate online

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at bbc.co.uk/sportrelief. Now, you know earlier,

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when you saw what you thought was Michael Crawford,

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a 74-year-old man, flying round the Velodrome,

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hanging upside down off a fire engine and cycling

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on the roof of a moving car? Well, we can reveal that really

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was Michael Crawford. Yes, that's right - we made an

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elderly man do that for your That's got to be worth

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a donation, hasn't it? Here is Behind the Scenes

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of Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em. I can't believe after 42 years that

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I'm actually bringing Frank back. That it's such a great cause. It was

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irresistible. The first thing he said to me was, I will only do it if

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I can do all my own stunts. For a man in his early 70s, it's

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absolutely incredible. Everything we do is risky, but I don't get scared.

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I would have too much fear and I wouldn't do it at all. It's an

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honour to be working with a living legend. Let's hope he's still living

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at the end of the day! Action! The bus scene is an homage to a very

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famous scene in the 70s. I've got some change this time. I can't do

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any faster than that. Let's try one more. We had so many wonderful

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people who joined us, not least of which was Paul McCartney, who was a

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friend from wage, way back. Sorry! Bloody kids! Excuse me mad,

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would it be possible to borrow your helmet? It's an absolute privilege

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to do something with Michael Crawford. He's a hero. Do you live

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locally, do you have a place of work? Have you just arrived in our

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country? He last big stunt in the sketch is with Sir Bradley Wiggins,

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which took a lot of training to get right. Hello, Mr Wiggins. It's Sir!

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We did about seven laps, that's it until tonight is now.

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Have you seen Jessica Spencer? Know, get off! I don't know who was more

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scared, me telling a 74-year-old man or him hanging on to me a week

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before the World Championship. We had such an amazing team. When we

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finally got it, there were tears in everyone's eyes and it was the most

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wonderful moment. It was really wonderful.

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And, I am so very excited to say this, here he is in person -

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the man beneath the beret, Mr Michael Crawford!

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Thank you. Just before Debbie Matts speaks to you, she is your biggest

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fan, we all are. We were all stood backstage and Michael was there and

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we were... What was it like getting back with Michele Dotrice to play

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that part of Betty? A great treat. We were together so long ago and we

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have stayed friends. I call her regularly and we have a lots of

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laughs. She is a tremendous girl. She is as lovely as she seems when

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you see it on the screen. We giggle too much, but... Nothing wrong with

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that. And your own stunts, that is crazy. What was the scariest one? I

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suppose the Bradley one was, because it was in front of 6000 people and

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they had just been watching the world cycling championships, so you

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came out there dressed in a beret and... And they were not sort of

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expecting you to appear. So you had to make friends very quickly. When

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they saw the speed we started to go, it was quite... They joined us and

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they were very enthusiastic about it. But, to be going 30 kilometres

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per hour behind a bike, I needed new Lycra afterwards, for sure! You have

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been an inspiration to everybody. Everyone here would like you to take

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Boris Johnson's helmet every week. I think it is very important. If you

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haven't had your fix of Frank, don't worry, because you can download the

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full length version and our brilliant package with loads of

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other Sport Relief items on the BBC store.

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Michael, just before you go, I know you wanted to say

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The reason that we brought the sketch back is the same reason

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that each and every one of these guys are up on this stage tonight -

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and is the same reason that The Hell on High Seas team, Greg James,

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Eddie Izzard and Jo Brand pushed their bodies and minds

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to the limit - to help change the lives people

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For every one of the heartbreaking stories they have told us,

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there are hundreds more, just like them.

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But, we can make a difference, and, if we come together as a nation

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and stick together as a team we can help right these wrongs.

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And then, who knows, maybe in a few years time the likes of Greg,

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Eddie, Alex and Jo won't have to do these madcap challenges and an OAP

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won't have to roller-skate off the back of a moving bus!

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Seriously, thank you to everyone who has donated so far tonight

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and if you haven't yet, please don't put it off.

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Life, as we've seen, is too precious.

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Please go online to donate at bbc.co.uk/sportrelief.

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You're a legend. CHEERING

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Since last Sport Relief, comic relief funded projects have helped 7

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million people living in some of the poorest countries build a better

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future for themselves. Next, I want you to meet an amazing little boy

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called Russell. Russell is one of many children in

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Dakar who have to fend for themselves.

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But the streets hold greater dangers. Russell and his friends are

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sometimes chased and beaten at night.

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These children go through this struggle every single day. With no

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one to care for them, they only have each other. Imagine your child is

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going to bed like this tonight. Please, give what you can to help

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children like Russell get off the streets. Call us or go online. Thank

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you. We've been talking about children

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who live on the streets a lot tonight, because it's

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a huge global problem, and we are committed

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to making a difference. ?5 would give 25 children

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a hot nutritious meal. Before you do anything, go upstairs

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and kiss your kids good night and then call us.

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Okay, we're about to say goodbye to BBC2...

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He is expected to be armed, and is extremely dangerous.

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No-one's put forward credible evidence that I acted unlawfully.

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