Just hours left to claim £64m lottery ticket
A mystery lottery winner from Hertfordshire has just hours left to claim their prize of more than £63 million before it expires.
A mystery lottery winner from Hertfordshire has just hours left to claim their prize of more than £63 million before it expires.
One lucky Lottery winner from the Stevenage and Hitchin area is sitting on a £64 million fortune - but has yet to claim their prize.
The jury has retired in the trial of TV Comic Justin Lee Collins. He is accused of harassing his ex-girlfriend Anna Larke from Hitchin.
Slow traffic on A1(M) Southbound between J8 A602 / B197 (Stevenage / Hitchin) and J7 A602 (Stevenage).
Minor delays on A1(M) Southbound between J8 A602 / B197 (Stevenage / Hitchin) and J7 A602 (Stevenage).
Slow traffic on A1(M) Southbound between J8 A602 / B197 (Stevenage / Hitchin) and J7 A602 (Stevenage).
Slow traffic on A1(M) Southbound between J8 A602 / B197 (Stevenage / Hitchin) and J7 A602 (Stevenage).
A505 is closed in both directions due to accident, three vehicles involved between Willow Lane and B655 Pirton Road / Wratten Road West.
From 9pm tonight buses will replace trains between Hitchin and Luton Airport Parkway and St Neots and Bedford, as Network Rail finish the repairs to the overhead line problems at Radlett.
Hertfordshire police have released CCTV of five men they would like to speak with in connection with an investigation into three robberies and an attempted robbery in Hitchin. The incident happened on the Walsworth Road on 1st February between 10.10pm and 10.50pm.
Four people were sat on a wall near to Family Bargains when they were approached. Three of them handed over their mobiles, a fourth refused. The offenders then left the scene, boarding a train at Hitchin Station at 11.01pm to Finsbury Park.
The A505 Moormead Hill in Hitchin, is closed Westbound due to an accident at Willow Lane.
A mystery lottery player has lost out on a £64 million fortune after the deadline for them to claim the life-changing prize expired. The unlucky individual, who bought the winning EuroMillions ticket in Stevenage or Hitchin, had until 11pm on Wednesday to collect the massive windfall.
But despite a National Lottery publicity campaign, the would-be multi-millionaire missed the 180-day deadline - making the £63,837,543.60 prize the biggest unclaimed lottery win in history.
The bumper haul of money, plus all the interest it has generated, will now go to the National Lottery Good Causes - adding to the £29 billion already raised through sales of lottery tickets since the National Lottery launched in November 1994.
– National Lottery spokesman"Unfortunately, I can confirm that the ticketholder did not come forward within the deadline to claim their prize and has now sadly missed out on this staggering amount of money. The vast majority of prizes are claimed within the 180 days but to avoid this unfortunate situation happening again, we would urge all National Lottery players to check their tickets on a regular basis."
The holder of a winning lottery ticket bought in Hertfordshire has until 11pm to claim their prize of more than 63 million pounds.
The EuroMillions ticket was bought in the Stevenage or Hitchin area on the 8th June.