I didn't catch the action (I did inquire with Peter Singleton, but after passing pocket jacks he was understandably unaccommodating), but all the money went in preflop with Simon La Thangue holding against his opponent's .
Thankful to be coin-flipping, a ten on a board gave La Thangue both the pot and yet another scalp. He now has more chips than Harry Ramsden's and is your possible chip leader with just under 25,000.