Two-week warning for £10MILLION National Lottery winner to come forward
The winner has until April 2 to come forward and claim their cash(Image: Yui Mok/PA Wire)
The player has until April 2 to come forward and claim their hefty prize
The National Lottery is appealing for the winner of a huge Lotto prize to come forward and claim their money before the deadline falls at the beginning of next month.
With every big win, the National Lottery gives a player around six months to claim their cash. If nobody comes forward in this time, the money gets ingested into the National Lottery’s community fund which goes on to support projects across the UK.
All outstanding prizes can be found on the National Lottery website with details including the draw date, the area in which the ticket was purchased, the winning numbers, and the deadline for claiming.
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Currently, there is a huge £10,633,323 prize still outstanding from a Lotto draw back on October 4, 2025. This player only has two weeks left to come forward and claim their rightful prize – with the deadline landing on April 2, 2026.
The winning ticket for the £10m prize was purchased in the London Borough of Bexley and the player matched six balls – 6, 8, 12, 33, 49, 59 – to win the huge prize.
On top of the eye-watering £10M sum, there are two £1M prizes also waiting to be claimed by the winning players. The first is from a Lotto draw on November 1, 2026, with a ticket purchased in South Gloucestershire. The player matched five numbers plus the bonus ball. This player has until April 30 to claim their cash, or risk losing it forever.
The second £1M prize was a UK Millionaire Maker win from a EuroMillions draw on November 4, 2025, with a ticket bought in Bournemouth. This winner has until May 3, 2026, to claim their £1m cash.
Then there are two smaller – but still life-alerting – prizes from EuroMillions draws in December and January. The first was a draw on December 12 with a ticket bought in Powys and the second was on January 16 with a ticket purchased in Watford. These two players have deadlines of June 10 and July 15 respectively.
More information on how to make a claim and the outstanding prizes can be found on the National Lottery website.
A EuroMillions draw takes place every Tuesday and Friday, a Lotto draw on Wednesday and Saturday, and a Set For Life every Monday and Thursday.
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