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A lucky father from Pudsey, Yorkshire, has won the keys to a five-bedroom house in Dorset worth £2,500,000 - along with £100,000 in cash - as part of a prize draw that raised £3,150,000 for BBC Children in Need - the home of Pudsey Bear. <br/>
A lucky father from Pudsey, Yorkshire, has won the keys to a five-bedroom house in Dorset worth £2,500,000 - along with £100,000 in cash - as part of a prize draw that raised £3,150,000 for BBC Children in Need - the home of Pudsey Bear. <br/>
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