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Share of £90m jackpot 'claimed' Share of £90m jackpot 'claimed'
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The National Lottery operator says a claim has been made for a share of the 100m euro (£90m) Euromillions jackpot won by two British tickets on Friday.The National Lottery operator says a claim has been made for a share of the 100m euro (£90m) Euromillions jackpot won by two British tickets on Friday.
Camelot said it still had to verify the claim for £45,570,835.50 - the UK's largest ever lottery prize.Camelot said it still had to verify the claim for £45,570,835.50 - the UK's largest ever lottery prize.
The rest of the pot is still unclaimed and Camelot asked anyone who believed they may have won to come forward.The rest of the pot is still unclaimed and Camelot asked anyone who believed they may have won to come forward.
If one person, rather than a syndicate, owns either ticket it will also be the UK's biggest ever individual win.If one person, rather than a syndicate, owns either ticket it will also be the UK's biggest ever individual win.
Until now, the record single win was by former Royal Mail worker Angela Kelly, from East Kilbride, South Lanarkshire, who scooped £35.4m in August 2007.
Champagne on ice
Camelot said no details of Friday's winner would be released until Monday at the earliest to allow time for the claim to be verified and the money paid out.
"We have plenty of champagne on ice and are looking forward to welcoming the lucky ticketholders to the National Lottery millionaires' club," a spokeswoman added.
The winning numbers on Friday were 19, 43, 45, 34, 11 and the Lucky Star numbers were 5 and 9.
Nine European countries participate in the EuroMillions lottery - Britain, the Irish Republic, France, Spain, Portugal, Austria, Switzerland, Belgium and Luxembourg.
In May a ticket bought in Spain broke the European lottery's record by netting a 126m euros (£110m) jackpot.