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It could be you… Unclaimed £1 million prize awaits lucky EuroMillions ticket holder in Dundee

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A EUROMILLIONS ticket bought in Dundee last year won a £1m jackpot – but the prize is still yet to be claimed.

The ticket for the draw on November 14 2017 was purchased in the city and scooped one of two top prizes in the UK Millionaire Maker draw.

The two winning codes for that draw were TZFN 99040 and XZFK 09195.

The winner has until May 13 to claim their prize.

A prize of £350,000 is also waiting to be claimed in the Lotto Hotpicks.

Someone in West Lothian managed to match 5 numbers on February 3.

They have until August 2 to claim the prize.

Majority of Brits would keep a lottery win secret from friends and family

It comes as new research reveals 72% of Scots would hide news of a lottery win from friends and family in a bid to keep the winnings for themselves.

Research conducted by online lottery platform Jackpot.com asked how much money Brits would have to win in order to hide the life-changing news from those closest to us.

On average, Scots would keep the money under wraps upon winning a jackpot of £10.9M or more.

Generation Z however, are much more reserved and would conceal the win for a fifth of that – £223,529.

Nearly a third of married Brits (29%) said that no amount could make them hide the win from their partner, and it seems women are more inclined to share news of their good fortune with their other halves than men – 48% and 41% respectively.

Scots revealed they would need to win a minimum of £10.8M in order to retire early – with women across the UK proving to be a lot more cautious on this front than men (£31M versus £14M).