US Powerball jackpot: Nearly £10m of lottery prizes unclaimed after South Yorkshire winner missed deadline
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Earlier this year, a £1 million winning EuroMillions ticket bought in Doncaster, South Yorkshire, went unclaimed as the deadline passed without the holder coming forward, meaning the money was added to the pot for National Lottery-funded projects across the UK. There are still several winning ticket-holders elsewhere in the UK for whom time is running out to claim their prizes – including one of £7.4m.
Those winning ticket holders are being sought as the world waits to see who will win the £1.7 billion US Powerball jackpot, which is the biggest in history, tonight. That prize draw is open for British players to enter through Lottoland. The UK’s biggest-ever EuroMillions winner scooped £195m in July, and the EuroMillions jackpot on Friday stood at an estimated £139m.
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Hide AdSheffield has previously been named as number five on the list of the UK cities with the most lottery winners. The city’s biggest ever National Lottery winners are believed to be Sheffield United fans Ray and Barbara Wragg, who scooped £7,649,520 in January 2000. They became renowned for giving away much of their fortune to many good causes. Barbara sadly died in 2018, aged 77
Below are the unclaimed winning National Lottery tickets as of Monday, November 7, including when and where in the UK they were bought, and the deadline for the money to be claimed. Players can buy and check their tickets online by downloading the National Lottery app or by visiting the website national-lottery.co.uk.