00:00Hi everyone, it's Lorraine here and Ruby and now it's Thursday night. Everybody in
00:06Teleland, they are out at the National TV Awards, the NTA's Big Big Giant Night. I've
00:11been there before and it's wonderful but I had to give it a miss this year for a very
00:15very special reason. I'm just about to interview Billie Jean King. Yes, I know Ruby, it's so
00:22exciting because Ruby and I have been reading her book which is called All In, it's her
00:26autobiography. It's fantastic. I mean, she's a pioneer. She's done so much for women's
00:31rights, for gay rights, for civil rights generally. She's been, yes, I know, I know, you go and
00:35happily read and you know, she's been honoured by President Obama, she's met Nelson Mandela,
00:41amazing, amazing woman. She's also, I'm going to ask her about this, she's also a Barbie
00:46doll. Barbie are doing a series of inspiring women and Billie Jean King is one of the most
00:51inspiring women that I think I've ever had the chance to talk to. I'm just about to do
00:58it. Better go, Annette and Dylan. And good luck to everyone at the NTAs.
01:04This was fabulous. Absolutely. You bet your ass I read it. It's actually, it's got a little
01:11bit bashed because I had it in my bag for about four or five days and I just kept taking
01:16it
01:16out, you know, and reading it. But this is, this is the time when, you know, it's a lot
01:21of it is things I remember so, so vividly. It's so cute. Isn't that amazing? I love that. They've
01:29got your glasses and everything and you look amazing. What a wonderful, what a wonderful thing.
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