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A UK ticket-holder is set to become the third-biggest National Lottery winner of all time after claiming a £177m jackpot from Tuesday’s EuroMillions draw. Ticket-holders were urged to check their numbers from the draw a second time after an error led to the publication of the wrong winning numbers online.

A claim has been staked for a £177 million EuroMillions jackpot won by a UK ticket-holder, the National Lottery has said. Lottery players had previously been urged to check their tickets after incorrect winning numbers were initially distributed following Tuesday night's draw.

National Lottery, operated by Allwyn Entertainment, says one lucky Brit has scooped the gigantic £177million win on Tuesday night's EuroMillions game, which is played two times each week

Prize winnings of £500 and under can be claimed in store from a National Lottery retailer - that is, an authorised store or outlet where you can purchase lottery tickets, like newsagents, supermarkets and petrol stations. Prizes over £500 and up to and including £50,000 can be claimed online.

Brits are being urged to double-check their EuroMillions tickets after incorrect winning numbers were initially distributed, leaving a staggering £177 million jackpot unclaimed. One fortunate UK ticket-holder has hit the jackpot in Tuesday's EuroMillions draw,

Lottery players across Britain are being urged to double-check their EuroMillions tickets after incorrect winning numbers were initially distributed following Tuesday night's draw. The error occurred when an extra number was mistakenly added to the National Lottery's winning line-up.

UK ticket-holder wins £177m in EuroMillions draw - Players have been urged to check their tickets to see if they won the prize in Tuesday’s draw.