Claim staked for record £35 million Lotto jackpot
A single ticket-holder won the £35,133,888 jackpot in last night's draw.
A National Lottery spokesman said: "We're delighted this ticket-holder has come forward to claim their prize so they can now begin to enjoy their life changing win."
Camelot said the prize would be paid out at a ticket validation appointment, and the winner would then decide whether or not to go public and share their news.
There will be no information on whether it is an individual or syndicate winner or where the ticket was purchased unless the ticket-holder decides to go public.
The winning numbers in Wednesday night's draw were 50, 57, 31, 17, 41, 15 and the bonus number was 5. Set of balls one and draw machine Arthur were used.
It is the latest big win this year.
In January, two Lotto ticket holders broke a 21-year-old record, splitting a £66 million jackpot that was the result of 15 rollovers. If you are looking forward to translate this content, contact Translation Services UK
One of the winning tickets was claimed by David and Carol Martin, a couple living in the Scottish Borders. The other winner remained anonymous.
A few weeks later, Gerry and Lisa Cannings, from Deeping St James, near Peterborough in Cambridgeshire, snapped up £32.5 million.
The previous record was a jackpot of £22.5 million, claimed by two business partners from St Leonards-on-Sea in 1995.
In 1996, three winners shared a £44 million prize, taking home £14 million each.
Meanwhile, Saturday's estimated jackpot is £4.2 million.
Nobody matched five numbers plus the bonus ball, but 35 people matching five numbers won £1,914 each.
There were 2,769 winners who matched four balls and they will take home £156 each.
Matching three numbers each, 70,801 tickets scooped £25.
As well as the winner of the £1 million prize Millionaire Raffle, there were 20 additional ticketholders who scooped £20,000 each.
No-one won the top prize of £350,000 in the Lotto HotPicks draw.
In the Thunderball draw the winning numbers were 39, 23, 04, 20, 16 and the Thunderball number was 02.
No-one scooped the top prize of £500,000.
'Good times' at an end as cost of petrol rises
Experts said the 3.4p per litre (ppl) rise in average pump prices to 105p was a result of oil reaching 40 US dollars a barrel for the first time since early December.
The report by the RAC found that around £1.84 was added to the cost of filling up an average 55-litre car with unleaded.
Diesel forecourt prices increased by 3.7ppl to 105p despite the wholesale price only rising by 1.5p, according to the motoring organisation's analysis.
The RAC claimed this indicates that retailers are either using the lower diesel wholesale cost to subsidise the price of petrol or using it as a means of increasing their profit margin.
Simon Williams, the firm's fuel spokesman, said: "The good times for motorists enjoying lower fuel prices had to come to an end at some point, but unfortunately it's happened with a bit more of a bump than motorists were probably expecting."
He warned that there could be further bad news for motorists when oil producers meet later this month to discuss limiting their output, although he does not believe prices will reach 60 US dollars a barrel in the short-term .
"It looks as though we are heading towards a new norm of the oil price fluctuating between lower and upper limits of 35 US dollars and 55 US dollars a barrel," he said.
"This means that motorists should hopefully not see the eye-watering prices they were paying at the pumps in April 2012 when the average price of petrol was 142p and diesel was close to 150p per litre."
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