| OWAINWYNEVANS | Welsh BBC weatherman who raised over £3 million for Children in Need in a 24-hour drumathon in 2021 |
| XYLOPHONE | Instrument played by Sir Patrick Moore on Children in Need in 1982 (9) |
| FRIEND | One "in need," in a saying |
| SARACOX | Radio 2 presenter whose 135-mile run raised over £10m for Children in Need last month (4,3) |
| EVANS | Owain Wyn _, Welsh weatherman and charity drumathon participant (5) |
| IAN | BBC weatherman who participated in the first series of Celebrity Fit Club in 2002 (3,9) |
| MCCASKILL | BBC weatherman who participated in the first series of Celebrity Fit Club in 2002 (3,9) |
| FISH | Surname of Michael. BBC weatherman who failed to predict a hurricane in 1987 (4) |
| LAING | He raised over £2 million for Comic Relief running marathons (5,5) |
| JAMIE | He raised over £2 million for Comic Relief running marathons (5,5) |
| LULL | Soothe one with £3 around the turn (4) |
| LOTSOF | ... and lose £3 worth of golf balls - that is heaps! (4,2) |
| HUWEDWARDS | Welsh BBC newsreader and regular linkman for election and royal broadcasts |
| EDWARDS | Welsh BBC newsreader, Huw ------- (7) |
| SIAN | _ Eleri, Welsh BBC Radio 1 presenter (4) |
| PADDYMCGUINNESS | Celebrity who rode from Wrexham to Glasgow on a Raleigh Chopper for 'Children in Need' (5,10) |
| DATE | Romantic meeting that Steve McDonald and Janine Butcher went on for Children in Need 2021 (5,4) |
| FIRST | Romantic meeting that Steve McDonald and Janine Butcher went on for Children in Need 2021 (5,4) |
| TORNADOES | During 2011's "Super Outbreak," a record 190 of these were recorded in a 24-hour period across six states |
| SLEEP | An eight-month-old is likely getting 12-16 hours of it in a 24-hour period |
