People have wished the winner of the record-breaking Euromillions jackpot "good luck".
The ECHO spoke to the owner of the Bargain Booze store on Liverpool Road in Formby which has been at the centre of a gripping rumour which has speculated the winning ticket of the £195m was in fact bought in the Merseyside town. The eye-watering jackpot was claimed last month, just a day after the winning numbers were drawn.
The following week, one employee at the store told the ECHO she was certain she had sold the winning numbers before a handwritten letter was sent to the shop claiming the ticket had been bought in Scotland. Robert Boyle, 55, who owns the shop, said: "It's great that everybody is talking about it and people have been coming in asking about it.
