bye! so here we are outside wogan house, the home of bbc radio two. so here we are outside wogan house, the home of bbc radio 2. harrison, it s about to happen. yeah. your dreams are about to come true. yeah. you re about to meet michael ball. did he manage to get any sleep last night, mum? he hasn t slept for weeks. as soon as he found you know, when you told him on the radio, i don t think he slept. he keeps going, am i seeing a real the real michael ball? right, guys, let s go in and let s make your dreams come true. oooh! don t go to me best past its sell by date , either we want really quality stuff. right, time to turn dreams into reality. harrison? yay! how are you, kid? making people happy. yeah. that s what we do, isn t it? we try and make people happy because people in the hospital, you know, we don t know what they re going through. they re always they re away from home they re a bit lonely.
to stay. so he is now going to. he has had it taken to stay. so he is now going to. he has had it taken off to stay. so he is now going to. he has had it taken off because - to stay. so he is now going to. he has had it taken off because he - has had it taken off because he doesn t want it happened again. uninvited guests, indeed. hat doesn t want it happened again. uninvited guests, indeed. you may remember last week we told you the story of a young radio dj with cerebral palsy, whose dream was to meet one of his presenting heroes michael ball. well, after being invited to the home of radio 2 by michael himself, harrison holmes has now received a very special masterclass. 0ur reporter steve saul went along. sent home from hospital to die, harrison s defied all the odds and thrived. despite living with cerebral palsy, he s raised thousands for charity and started presenting a show on hospital radio at furness general in barrow. it s his dream to meet michael ball and be on bbc ra