National Lottery: Urgent search after lucky ticket-holder wins £10,000 a month for 30 YEARS – could it be you?
A MYSTERY lottery player has won £10,000 a month for the next 30 years but is yet to claim their prize - could it be you?
There is an urgent search for the National Lottery winner as their fortune - which would total £3.6 million - sits unclaimed since yesterday.
The winning numbers were 01, 13, 17, 37, 44 and the bonus Life Ball was 04.
Camelot's Senior winners' adviser Andy Carter said: "Wow, we have a top prize winner on Set For Life - they can now celebrate winning £10,000 every month for 30 years.
"Players are being urged to check their tickets and to give us a call to claim tonight's fantastic Set For Life top prize."
On Monday, 37 people also matched four numbers and the Life Ball which meant they received £250 each.
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There were also 248 lucky ticket holders who earned £50 after matching four numbers minus the Life Ball.
Mr Carted added: "Thanks to National Lottery players, more than £30 million is generated every week for good causes across the country.
"This supports everything from local projects making a difference where you live, to our nations' athletes at the recent Commonwealth Games."
Another oblivious Brit is currently sitting on £7 million, a fortune that has gone unclaimed for four months.
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The life-changing win was announced on June 18 and the player has around six months to come forward.
The ticket was bought in Wolverhampton, West Midlands, and anyone who bought tickets in that area is being asked to check, and double-check, theirs.
One man claimed he had won £171 million in the EuroMillions draw last month, however family and friends soon discovered things were not as they seemed.
Rob Strain boasted to his family and even those at the local shop that he had scooped the third biggest National Lottery win in the September jackpot draw.
The 33-year-old went so far as taking pictures of himself viewing mansions and shopping for luxury cars.
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One family member said: "When we heard he was asking a woman in the shop if he could hire her caravan for two weeks to hide out, we knew it was a scam. What lottery winner does that?”
However, before the out-of-work roofer's scheme was uncovered, he had managed to con several people out of money.