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Scotland has had its fair share of lottery winner throughout the years.

One lucky player could bag the UK's biggest ever jackpot on Tuesday with a heart-stopping £184m EuroMillions prize up for grabs.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!The son of lottery winners Adrian Bayford and his ex-wife Gillian is reportedly seriously injured after a devastating quad bike crash.Pals of the 13-year-old claim he was accidentally hit by a car driven by his own sister, aged 15, in the huge land around Adrian’s mansion.She raced to get help after her younger brother flew off the quad and into a fence, reports The Sun.Both the car and quad bike were gifts bought by Adrian – who used to be a postman – after his enormous EuroMillions scoop.A helicopter raced to the scene of the rural 148-acre Cambridgeshire estate, but authorities decided to use a road to take the boy to the local hospital.He is now fighting for his life in intensive

Ayrshire winners Colin and Christine Weir, who scooped £161 million in the same draw in 2011.They were the long-time record holders of the biggest ever prize won in the UK, until an anonymous winner took home £170 million in 2019 following a staggering 22 rollovers.Edinburgh's Jane Park hit the headlines when landing £1 million on the draw in 2013 after buying her first ever ticket.In August 2012 Adrian and Gillian Bayford, from Suffolk, took home more than £148 million.After the draw on Tuesday all five main numbers and two Lucky Star numbers remained unclaimed, opening the prize up once more.Tuesday's numbers were 24, 27, 28, 29 and 42.

Locals want to sink £300 , 000 into buying a village pub from £148million lottery winner Adrian Bayford.

A whopping £157M is up for grabs in tomorrow night's EuroMillions draw which could see one UK player storm straight into third place on the National Lottery’s Rich List.

EuroMillions draw could make the winner the biggest in UK lottery history. The astonishing £181.5million jackpot is the result of multiple rollovers since October, making the lucky ticket owner wealthier than Sir Tom Jones in an instant.

FREE newsletter is out of this world! Get the biggest, brightest and weirdest stories straight to your inboxA former Euromillions winner who became a multi-millionaire after scooping a huge jackpot in 2012 is now flogging his mansion for a £1million loss because it reminds him of his bad luck.Ex-postman Adrian Bayford, 41, is putting his incredible six-bed mansion set in 189 acres of land on the market for £6.5m.He bought the house for £6,085,250 just eight years ago after he and his then-wife Gillian, 40, won an astonishing £147m.To beat inflation and break even, he would have to sell the Cambridgeshire estate for £7,239,896.But friends say that comes nowhere near covering the estimated £2m he has spent upgrading the home, adding living