Given the task definition and input, reply with output. In this task, you're given a passage, further information available on a particular linked term from the statement, and a question. Your job is to generate the answer to the question by using the information provided. If there is no clear answer obtainable, output 'none'.

Passage: In 1970, the troupe continued to appear on BBC2's Show Of The Week and other BBC series in which they appeared included Lulu at Berns Restaurant, A Royal Television Gala Performance, The British Screen Awards, The Rod McKuen Show and Fifty Years Of Music. On Christmas Day 1969, they appeared simultaneously on BBC1 and BBC2, starring in Christmas Night With The Stars, hosted by Val Doonican on BBC1 and in their own 'special' Jesus on BBC2. In January 1970, they were given their own self-titled BBC2 TV series, while concurrently running 'specials' on BBC1 included The Young Generation meet Lulu, The Young Generation meet Esther Ofarim and The Young Generation meet Shirley Bassey, Another regular series with Rolf Harris followed in 1970 and 1971 on BBC1 and on BBC2, they starred alongside Kenneth Williams in Meanwhile on BBC2. Later in 1971, they appeared with Vera Lynn in Show Of The Week and Don Lurio temporarily replaced Squires as the troupe's choreographer. Their next BBC series came in 1972 on BBC1 in Engelbert with The Young Generation starring Engelbert Humperdinck. In 1973, they starred alongside Vince Hill in BBC2's series They Sold A Million. The same year saw another series: The Young Generation Big Top, which featured Clodagh Rodgers, The Bachelors, Danny La Rue and Sandie Shaw. A second series of They Sold A Million aired in 1974, followed the same year by Ken Dodd's World Of Laughter on BBC1. Their last BBC series was The Musical Time Machine which aired on BBC2 in 1977. They continued to appear regularly with Vera Lynn on BBC shows, including A Jubilee Of Music in 1976.
Link Information: Lucky 13 Shades of Val Doonican (Decca, 1964, UK album chart #2)
- Gentle Shades of Val Doonican (Decca, 1966, UK album chart #5)
- Val Doonican Rocks, But Gently (Pye, 1967, UK album chart #1)
- Val (Pye, 1968, UK album chart #6)
- The World of Val Doonican (Decca, 1969, UK album chart #2)
- Sounds Gentle (Pye, 1969, UK album chart #22)
- Especially For You (Contour, 1970)
- If The Whole World Stopped Loving (Contour, 1970)
- Gentle On My Mind (Contour, 1970)
- The Blue And The Grey Songs From The American Civil War (with the George Mitchell Singers, World Record Club, 1970)
- The Magic of Val Doonican (Philips, 1970, UK album chart #34)
- This Is Val Doonican (Philips, 1971, UK album chart #40)
- This Is Val Doonican, Vol.2 (Philips, 1971)
- Just A Sittin' And A Rockin' (Philips 1971)
- Morning In The Country (Philips, 1972)
- Morning Has Broken (Philips, 1972)
- Rocking Chair Favourites (Philips, 1973)
- I Love Country Music (Philips, 1975, UK album chart #37)
- Life Can Be Beautiful (Philips, 1976)
- Some of My Best Friends Are Songs (Philips, 1977, UK album chart #29)
- Mr. Music Man (Pickwick, 1981)
- Quiet Moments (RCA, 1981)
- Val Sings Bing (RCA, 1982)
- Songs From My Sketchbook (Parkfield, 1990, UK album chart #33)
- The Very Best of Val Doonican (UMTV, 2008, UK album chart #33) Question: How many albums were recorded by the host of the show Dougie Squires appeared on Christmas Day 1969?
Answer: 25