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The Independent UK
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Brian Farmer

Woman locked in High Court battle over whether she won lottery prize of £10 or £1m

Camelot Joan ParkerGrennan National Lottery
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A woman is embroiled in a High Court fight over whether she is entitled to a National Lottery prize of £10 or £1 million.

Joan Parker-Grennan has sued Camelot, saying the National Lottery operator is “bound” to pay her a £1 million prize. Camelot disputes her claim and says it is only liable to pay £10.

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