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This is the moment that two Bolton pals thought they had won £4 million on a scratch card, after buying it with someone else's bank details.

Two pals from Bolton have been jailed after attempting to claim a £4 million scratch card win.

Two men who bought a £4 million-winning scratchcard with someone else's debit card details have been jailed for 18 months for fraud.

winning £4m on a scratchcard are to go on trial - over accusations they used a stolen bank card to buy the winning ticket.Jon-Ross Watson, 33, and Mark Goodram, 37, hit the headlines last year after claiming the top prize on a £10 scratchy.However National Lottery operator Camelot refused to pay out, claiming the debit card used to make the purchase did not belong to either man.Lottery officials say nor did they have permission from the actual owner to use it.Goodram and Watson appeared at Bolton Crown Court on Monday charged with a number of offences.Watson, wearing a face mask, pleaded not guilty to two counts of fraud by dishonestly.He claims he was entitled to use a debit card in the name of Joshua Addyman in order to buy the

£4 million "fair and square" on a Lotto scratchcard will face a fraud trial next year.Jon-Ross Watson, 33, and Mark Goodram, 37, hit the jackpot with a scratchcard bought from Waitrose in Clapham, London, in April 2019.The duo made headlines by partying for four-days to celebrate - posting pictures with champagne and downing cocktails on social media.But they have since been accused by Lotto organisers Camelot of using a debit card that was not theirs to buy the winning scratchcard.On Monday at Bolton Crown Court Watson stood in the dock wearing a face mask and denied committing three offences.He pleaded not guilty to two counts of fraud by dishonestly claiming he was entitled to use a debit card in the name of Joshua Addyman to make a

A thug who used a stolen bank card to buy a £4million winning scratchcard has been jailed for headbutting his girlfriend and attempting to pay her off with his "winnings".

A Bolton man headbutted his girlfriend and then bombarded her with calls and letters from custody demanding that she did not testify against him in court.