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Winners of EuroMillions revealed Winners of EuroMillions revealed
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The winners of £56m in the EuroMillions lottery have been named as a couple from Cirencester in Gloucestershire. A couple who scooped Britain's biggest ever lottery win have told how they plan to buy a new house and travel the world.
Lottery chiefs confirmed Nigel Page, 43, and his partner Justine Laycock, 41, as the jackpot winners at a news conference in Bath. The winners of £56m in the EuroMillions lottery have been named as Nigel Page, 43, and his partner Justine Laycock, 41, from Cirencester, Gloucestershire.
The couple came forward with the winning ticket on Saturday. The couple, who both plan to give up work, came forward to claim their prize on Saturday.
The total £112m jackpot was split with another ticket, bought in Spain. The win is Britain's biggest-ever lottery prize. The total £112m jackpot was split with another ticket, bought in Spain.
Single ticket-holder Talking about the win at a press conference in Bath, Ms Laycock said: "It would be lovely to get a five or six bedroom house with a pool and lots of space but we really enjoy the area we live in now so we won't move far.
I started shaking and couldn't speak - I just kept looking at it on in the screen in front of me but I couldn't say a word EuroMillions winner Nigel Page
"We'd also like to buy somewhere abroad where we can go on holiday but it'll have to be in the school holidays."
Cars are also near the top of their wish-list, they said.
Mr Page, who runs a property maintenance business, currently drives a white van and was due to make the last payment on it next month.
He now plans to swap it for a Range Rover Sport or a BMW X5.
He said he recently started playing the game online and had already won £55 in last Wednesday's Lotto draw.
He said: "I'd already checked my National Lottery account and had seen I'd won £55 on Lotto when I decided to buy two Lucky Dips for the big EuroMillions jackpot on Friday.
"I didn't think about it again until Saturday morning when I was watching the news with my daughter and saw that there was one UK winner who shared the jackpot with a ticket in Spain.
"I remember even joking it might be me.
Mr Page was left speechless after learning of his win
"I logged on to my account and saw the Lotto win for £55 in my account and just below it was the £56m EuroMillions prize. I started shaking and couldn't speak.
"I just kept looking at it on in the screen in front of me but I couldn't say a word."
Mr Page then woke his partner of eight years who was still asleep.
She said: "I knew something was up as Nigel never wakes me up on a Saturday morning and he looked so worried.
"All he said was, 'I need you urgently, I need to show you something'.
"I thought something awful had happened but he took me to the computer. There it was on the screen.
Fourth big win
"His hands were shaking so much he couldn't pick up the phone so I called the lottery line and they confirmed it was true."
It is the fourth time in three months that a British winner has scooped more than £25m in the EuroMillions draw.It is the fourth time in three months that a British winner has scooped more than £25m in the EuroMillions draw.
In November, Les Scadding, 53, and wife Samantha Peachey-Scadding, 38, from Caerleon, south Wales, won £45.5m.In November, Les Scadding, 53, and wife Samantha Peachey-Scadding, 38, from Caerleon, south Wales, won £45.5m.
A further £45.5m was won in the same draw by a syndicate of seven IT workers at Hewlett Packard in Liverpool.A further £45.5m was won in the same draw by a syndicate of seven IT workers at Hewlett Packard in Liverpool.
Then in January, four family members from Dorking in Surrey won £26.1m.Then in January, four family members from Dorking in Surrey won £26.1m.
Across Europe, the record EuroMillions win is £113m by a single ticket-holder from Spain in May last year.Across Europe, the record EuroMillions win is £113m by a single ticket-holder from Spain in May last year.
EuroMillions is played in nine countries - the UK, France, Spain, Austria, Belgium, Luxembourg, the Irish Republic, Portugal and Switzerland.EuroMillions is played in nine countries - the UK, France, Spain, Austria, Belgium, Luxembourg, the Irish Republic, Portugal and Switzerland.