There’s no law barring priests from playing the lottery so we must assume some of them play hoping to fund the needs of their flock or merely for amusement.

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An 81-year old man who won £1 million from the Euromillions UK Millionaire Maker draw on December 15 spent Christmas as normal. At that age, that is real restraint!

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This week a couple who thought they’d won a lucky dip discovered their blessings were so much more, and a Canadian man who deferred scratching his instant ticket won the $1.5 million top prize.

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When people have mistaken assumptions about lottery wins, most of the time it ends in disappointment. This is not the case for Catherine and Ciaran Kidd – their assumption turned out to be much smaller than the real prize.

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A man from Cork, who had been going through immense financial struggles, put his hopes on winning a big prize and the lottery came through for him.

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The week’s top stories include two sets of winners who seem to have proven the superstition about Friday the 13th wrong. A railroad worker in the UK posted a £1 million win on a Friday the 13th and a syndicate composed of 14 neighbors in Canada managed to win $10 million on the same day.

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How does one react to news of a big lottery win? With a bit of shock for sure. Watch this to see how one HGV driver learned of his good fortune

When Jim Forbes asked the lotto outlet clerk to check his Euromillions ticket, he was advised to call Camelot.

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Dean and Stella Hardman have learned that winning a large lottery jackpot opens a lot of possibilities. After their £6.75million lottery win in 2006, there were a lot of letters asking for money, one even suggesting they buy the Bury FC team.

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For a Cumbrian couple, the silver lining in the clouds came courtesy of the wife finally being cleared of cancer closely followed by a significant lottery win. 

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A pub which boasts of three million-pound lottery wins has earned an affectionate nickname from its clientele. Regulars at the Mallard now refer to their pub as the lucky duck!

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