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Descriptor: We see an exterior shot of the Millennium Stadium as a cyclist passes the camera on a sunny day. We then zoom into a sign on the exterior of the building that reads "Millennium Stadium", and below it in Welsh, "Stadiwm Y Mileniwym". Next we see a shot of the winning syndicate having their photo taken inside the stadium. They are holding an oversized cheque made out to "The Valley Boys Syndicate" for £4,091,609. We then see the winners talking at a press conference inside the building.
Man1: I got up Sunday morning, checked the tickets, didn’t believe we had six. Then I drove to Mike's house, banged on his door to get him up. It’s better than amazing.
Man2: Thought the mortgage wasn’t going to get paid at one point sort of thing, innit, you know, it's a struggle.
Interviewer: Couldn’t come at a better time.
Descriptor: We now see various shots and close-ups of the winners holding the oversized National Lottery cheque on the football pitch, all dressed in football shirts. There are occasional flashes back to the press conference.
Interviewer: How long have you been playing in the Lottery?
Man2: It's us four since 2003.
Man1: I pick a random six numbers on a, I do a Lucky Dip for the boys, and it was the Lucky Dip that come up.
Man3: I think the main thing, my children are sorted for life now, and er, got a standard of living, and er...
Man2: No more worries, basically.
Man3: No more worries.
Descriptor: The winners spray champagne in celebration, followed by close-ups of individual speakers. Also includes a pan across stadium seats to winners holding the oversized National Lottery cheque in the stands.
Man3: I'm an HGV driver at the moment, but I did tell him I will not, try not to let him down, but obviously things are going to change.
Man1: 2008 I was made redundant after, like, 17 years. I was on the dole then for about 3 months, working on the refuge, and other kind of tasks, and that's where I was until Monday morning, this week.
Descriptor: Two of the winners chink champagne glasses and have a bit of a giggle, followed by a close-up of one of the winners speaking.
Man3: It's hard to explain, it's like a happy shock. It's so surreal, we've always thought of winning the lottery and, we never thought it'd ever happen.
Descriptor: We now see three of the winners again answering questions against a stadium backdrop. This is followed by a close-up of individual speakers as they talk about how they'll spend the money, including a shot of one of the boxes at the stadium.
Interviewer: Anything special planned at all?
Man4: Yeah, we'll go to World Cup now, hopefully now in September.
Man3: Well I'll spoil my girls um, maybe change my car, maybe get a box in here, if the price is right.
Descriptor: Pan back to shot of winners answering question to female journalist.
Woman: Gerwyn, tell us, how does it feel to be a multi millionaire?
Man3: Marvellous.
Man1: Words can't explain it.
Descriptor: Pan across winners holding oversized National Lottery cheque, followed by close-ups of individual speakers.
Man: No more bills for me.
Man3: It's so surreal and out of this world.
Man2: It just means, sorted for life.
Descriptor: Pan out to winners holding oversized National Lottery cheque above their heads against stadium backdrop which fades to grey.
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