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 How to Make a Difference Competition
The answer to the question: in which African country does Afrikids, the child rights organisation featured in the programme "How to Make a Difference in Africa" work? was Ghana.
Congratulation to our three main winners : Sonia T from London, Roger A from London, Nicola C from Manchester, each of whom receives a DVD of the one hour documentary How to Make a Difference in Africa and a copy of The Urgency of Now.
We have also drawn up four runners up, who have won a copy of The Urgency of Now and these are: Nicola A from Bolton, Rachel S from Edinburgh, Dianne P from Lincs and Hayley W from Cardiff.
Crafta Webb Competition
The company behind Crafta Webb is the Rural Media company.
Well done to Tracy R from Seaham, Co. Durham, Heidi W from Rochdale and Amanda P from Birkenhead. They were the happy recipients of a Busbi camcorder each.
Your Sport Competition
The government target for new participants in sport by 2012 is one million.
Congratulations to our winners of 10 professional footballs: Denise B from Sleaford, Lincs, Chris K from Liverpool, Nigel H from Hessle, East Yorkshire, Paul N from Ipswich, Joanne R from Oldbury, Spencer B from Redhill, Samantha S from Gainsborough, Fiona M from Salford, Lorraine G from Chelmsford, and Anthony M from Stranraer.
 Coping Strategies Competition
Bill Nighy's character in Coping Strategies was called Julian!
Congratulations to: Andrew D from the West Midlands, Cathy J from Grays, and Anne Marie S from Warwickshire for winning a copy of Born on a Blue Day by Daniel Tammet.
Jane Tomlinson Competition
We had a large number of entries to win Jane and Mike Tomlinson's latest book. The answer to the question was: Jane set up the Leeds 10k Run for All.
 Congratulations to: Martin L from Enfield, Malcolm T from Plymouth, Martin K from Enfield, Jenny M from Hull, Den G from Alton, Mandy B from Somerset, Sylvia W from Essex, Julia M from London.
Spice of Life Competition
Nice eco bags were won for knowing that the Spice of Life series contrasted Indian culture with Europe.
Congratulations to: Christina M from Surrey and Ruth H from Cheshire.
Tony Wilson Competition
Tony Wilson changed his screen name halfway through his career to Anthony H. Wilson!
Congratulations to: Kirsty D from London, Paul G from Ashford, Phil M from Devon,and Linda S from Bristol who received Factory Records: The Complete Graphic Album.
Afar Competition
The answer to the question was Australia - Valerie Browning's (Afar Angel) native country.
Congratulations to Will C of Windsor, Karen R of Aberdare and Kathryn M from Edinburgh who've received Blood River: A Journey to Africa's Broken Heart.
Bonita Competition
The answer to the question: how much does the average Los Alamos worker in the film Bonita Ugly Bananas earn per day? was of course 3 dollars.
There were five prize winners each of whom received Confessions of an Eco-Sinner by Fred Pearce.
Congratulations to Amy H from Hungerford, Laura S from Oxford, James S from Manchester, Mark B from Walsall and Rhiannon H from Fife.
Mandela Competition
 The 'meeting Mandela' group
One winner, Amanda B from Camborne, said it's one of those books she's always wanted to read but never got round to it.
Congratulations to the other winners: Nigel P from Stoke-on-Trent, Jenny T from Peterborough, Charlotte T from Eastleigh, and Toni S from Milton Keynes.
Alex James Competition
 Musician and farmer
Nathalie R from Cheadle and Ken S from Sittingbourne - the first two correct answers drawn - also won a Green Tomato Kit, so here's hoping they're inspired by the tips in Alex's film in Burkina Faso!
Other winners were: Carolyne Y from Warrington, Gary D from Nottingham, Rick C from Morecambe and Lisa S from London.
Many thanks to all those who took part.
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