Scotland’s favourite EuroMillions winners are back in the news again.

This time the Weir’s (who won a crazy £161 Million on EuroMillions in 2011) have been bust setting up the ‘Weir Charitable Trust’.

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It’s always disappointing to see a big prize go unclaimed.

But sadly the claim period for the £1 Million prize from the Millionaire Raffle drawn on 27th July has now expired.

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The syndicate of 12 bus drivers from Corby scooped a £38 Million jackpot when the won EuroMillions in March last year.

It turned them all into multi-millionaires overnight, and they reportedly all instantly quit their jobs and went off to live the high life.

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Some lottery winners go crazy, and you just know their money won’t last.

While others are a little more reserved, and you can see their big win securing them for life.

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John Baxter from Baldock joins the ever growing list of new millionaires created by the UK’s Millionaires Raffle game.

With 50 new millionaires created just by the Christmas Day and New Years Day draws he’s in very good company.

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Like most winners Matt and Cassey Topham, both just 23 years old, treated themselves to a new home.

They could certainly afford to, having just won a £45 Million jackpot on the EuroMillions lottery.

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Andrew Brown was responsible for buying the syndicates lottery tickets that week.

But having got back to work he realised the 40 quick pick tickets he’d been sold were for the wrong day.

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Ian and Kim McCarthy have also joined the list of £1 Million winners from the UK’s Millionnaire Raffle on Christmas day.

Taking a break from a DIY day Ian checked his lottery ticket online, something he wouldn’t normally bother doing.

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Did you buy a EuroMillions ticket in the Wirral, just before the opening ceremony of last years Olympic Games?

If you did, and still have that unchecked ticket lying around in a drawer somewhere – dig it out now.

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Fed up with low lifes coming into his music shop and demanding money, jumbo jackpot winner Adrian Bayford was forced to close up.

But he has now announced plans to take his music business online, and run a guitar repair workshop from the stables of his £6 Million mansion house.

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