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U.K. National Lottery seeks winner of ‘life-changing’ £181.M prize
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THE U.K. National Lottery is seeking the winner of Tuesday’s “life-changing” £181 million prize.
The organisation confirmed a ticket holder has won a £181,073,415.70 jackpot, the third-largest in its history. The winner has not yet been identified.
“Anyone who bought a ticket should take a moment to check it carefully—you could be the winner we’re looking for,” senior winners’ adviser Andy Carter said, according to the BBC.
The lucky ticket holder matched all five numbers—12, 14, 27, 44 and 50—along with the two Lucky Star numbers—04 and 12—to win the prize.
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