The £191 million EuroMillions jackpot rolled over once again on Friday night, meaning that players must wait until today for their next chance to scoop the record prize. If claimed by a single person, it would result in the UK’s biggest-ever EuroMillions win, with the successful ticket-holder able to buy 11 Boeing 747 jets, 23 Pisces-VI Submarines, or Southampton Football Club.
As the prize has reached its cap, money that would have been added to the jackpot will boost winnings in the next tier, meaning several multi-millionaires could be created. In May, Joe and Jess Thwaite, aged 49 and 44, from Gloucester secured a record- breaking £184 million on Euromillions.
In the North East, £191 million represents three times what Newcastle United have spent on transfers this summer. It could easily buy you some very desirable properties. A search of rightmove.co.uk reveals the following pads up for sale.
