News about John McGuinness

Steve Thompson, 46, of Selsey, West Sussex, won the huge jackpot in 2019 after 25 years of playing the lottery. Lenka, a 44-year-old brick builder from Slovakia, and his shop-assistant wife Lenka, a 44-year-old widow, packed up their £150,000 three-bedroom terraced house in Kent and moved to a £4.5 million sprawling estate. Mr Thompson's pals told The Sun this week that he misses his old life. And he isn't the only one who seems to have wished for their ostensible fortune, with others claiming that it changed their lives for the worse. Here's what FEMAIL announces the winners, who seem to have been disqualified in the end.

Since Britain's youngest EuroMillions winner spoke about how her win didn't bring her joy, she said she would not 'wish it on anyone.' Dr. Jane Park, 27, of Edinburgh, discussed the risks of her £1 million windfall in 2013 when she was 17 years old. After scooping their massive jackpots, FEMAIL examines other winners whose lives fell apart. Callie Rogers, from Cumbria, scooped £1.8 million in 2003; Gareth and Catherine Bull, from Nottinghamshire, won the £40.6 million Euromillion jackpot in 2012, and John McGuinness, from Scotland, was working as a hospital porter when he won £10 million in 1997.