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Mother who had lottery winning ticket thrown in bin by shopkeeper in error allowed to claim £12m jackpot
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Mother who had lottery winning ticket thrown in bin by shopkeeper in error allowed to claim £12m jackpot
Kath Main may finally get her jackpot win following an investigation by the National Lottery operator
11 Aug, 17:20
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Mother who had lottery winning ticket thrown in the bin by shopkeeper in error set to get £12million jackpot
Kath Main, 46, from Pontypridd, South Wales, says her winning numbers were binned after they failed to register on the machine at Londis in Abercynon.
11 Aug, 12:04
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National Lottery winner whose £12million ticket was thrown in bin WILL scoop jackpot
A south Wales mother-of-two is set to receive a £12million lottery jackpot after her winning ticket was discarded by a shopkeeper when it failed to scan on the store's machine.
Kath Main, a 46-year-old rugby club secretary, purchased her usual lucky numbers for the Saturday draw on June 6 but was wrongly told she hadn't won when her mother took the ticket to be checked at a Londis store in Abercynon, Rhondda Cynon Ta…
11 Aug, 11:46