Rachel Kennedy: Last News

A "devoted" and "inspirational" mum-of-two has left behind two little girls after she suddenly collapsed and died at home.

A devastated couple say they missed out on a £182m EuroMillions jackpot when their numbers were drawn - but the payment for their ticket didn’t go through.

A student was left devastated after losing out on a £182million EuroMillions jackpot due to 'payment failure' on her winning ticket. Rachel Kennedy, 21, had the correct numbers for the huge cash prize but was informed that her payment for the £2.50 ticket hadn't gone through.

A teenager who thought she had won a £182m EuroMillions jackpot was left “absolutely heartbroken” after discovering the ticket purchase didn’t go through.

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Loved ones of a young Scottish mother who sadly passed away from cervical cancer have paid heartfelt tributes after her tragic death.

cancer three months after her GP left a voicemail on her broken mobile phone asking her to come in for an internal examination. Despite fears that Rachel Kennedy, 33, could be severely ill - her doctor never followed up the call.

lottery players, this is just part of the game. It makes winning even sweeter.

National Lottery has responded after a teenage student lost out on a £182m jackpot because of a failed payment.Rachel Kennedy, 19, is studying business at Brighton University and matched all seven EuroMillions numbers in February.Unfortunately for her and 21-year-old boyfriend Liam McCrohan the payment hadn't been made for the ticket, because she didn't have enough cash in her bank account to pay the £2.50 charge.

National Lottery has spoken out for the first time after an unlucky teenager missed out on a £182m Euromillions win.Rachel Kennedy, 19, and her boyfriend Liam McCrohan, 21, were overjoyed when when they realised her usual numbers of 6, 12, 22, 29, 33, 6 and 11 had come up in February 26's draw.Unfortunately, they were left “absolutely heartbroken” after discovering the university student's online account did not have enough funds to automatically buy a ticket, reports Birmingham Live.Camelot, which has operated the UK's state-franchised national lottery since its establishment in 1994, has wished Rachel "the best of luck in future draws".Speaking before yesterday's £20 million Lotto jackpot was scooped by multiple winners last night, a

The National Lottery has spoken out for the first time after an unlucky teenager missed out on a £182m Euromillions win.

A couple claimed they missed out on a £182m EuroMillions jackpot when their numbers were drawn but their ticket payment didn’t go through.

EuroMillions jackpot after their ticket payment didn’t go through. Rachel Kennedy, 19, and Liam McCrohan, 21, had placed a bet for the numbers 6, 12, 22, 29, 33, 6 and 11 for five weeks in a row.On Friday February 26, the seven digits came up, and Rachel, a student, was notified on the app that she had a Winning Match.

fundraiser has been launched in a bid to save a Scots mum battling cancer as she desperately fights for her life.Rachel Kennedy was given months to live after her stage three cervical cancer spread to both her lungs.Well wishers are now rallying round the brave 32-year-old to fund potentially life-saving treatment.The single West Lothian mum-of-two thought she was perfectly healthy until she started experiencing abnormal bleeding.She was then given the shock cancer diagnoses in November 2020 leaving her world shattered.Rachel who is from East Whitburn and works for Tesco Bank at The Gyle, received her first treatment session on 26 January at Edinburgh's Western General Hospital in a bid to cure her, Edinburgh Live.Now she has been told that