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the couples now a lucky couple from gloucestershire have become the uk s biggest ever lottery winners. joe and jess thwaite won a massive £184 million in the euromillions draw last week. the couple, who have two primary school children, said the win would give them time to dream . our correspondent navtej johal has the story. cheering and applause. whooping. popping open the champagne lifestyle. joe and jess thwaite, a married couple in their 40s from gloucester, havejust become multi multi multimillionaires. joe, a communication sales engineer, and jess, who runs a hair salon, are the uk s biggest ever lottery winners. they ve banked £184,262,899 and 10 pence. at a press conference in a 5 star hotel, they explained how they found out they d won the life changing sum via an e mail onjoe s phone. i actually started counting the digits, and it was at that point, i thought, holy. you know? it was amazing, but also surreal it didn t feel real.
but many previous winners have remained anonymous, so, the £184 million question is, why have these two decided to go public? this is an amazing thing that s happened to us, and this means it s an amazing thing that s happened to our family, and we want to share that with them. we love them and that s our main aim, to be able to. yeah. so it s not about doing this this is our hardest part it s about, you know, being able to be open with the people we love. yeah. and being able to share amazing adventures with them all. the only plans the couple say they have for the money, so far, is a holiday and a new car. they freely admit it will be some time before they ve got their heads around just what to do with their huge fortune. navteonhal, bbc news, cheltenham. greek composer was one of the best known for him stories of the 1980s and he has died at the age of 79.
think about that all the time. tam think about that all the time. tom cruise is speaking think about that all the time. tom cruise is speaking a think about that all the time. tom cruise is speaking a little earlier. now, a lucky couple from gloucestershire have become the uk s biggest ever lottery winners. joe and jess thwaite won a massive £184 million in the euromillions draw last week. the couple, who have two primary school children, said the win would give them time to dream . 0ur correspondent navtej johal has the story. popping open the champagne lifestyle. joe and jess thwaite, a married couple in their 40s, have just become multi multi. .. ..multimillionaires. joe and jess. joe, a communications sales engineer, and jess, who runs a hair salon, have bagged £184,262,899.10. at a 5 star hotel the pair, who live in gloucester with their two young children, were revealed as the uk s biggest ever lottery winners.
but they haven t always been so fortunate. your luck is pretty terrible. yeah, my luck is terrible. it got to the point where i said tojess and her mum, i think you guys need to start doing this because i m failing miserably. i think if i got over £2.40, you know, we were high fiving. it was at that point. let s start the draw. but that all changed last week whenjoe received an e mail about his ticket for the previous night s euromillions draw. at first i thought it was thousands, and i was looking at it going, 0h, that s life changing we ve won £184,000, you know, that s going to be amazing. yeah and then i started counting the digits and i thought, oh, my god, it really is the jackpot. well, this is clearly an incredible moment for the couple, but many previous winners have remained anonymous. so, the £184 million question is, why have these two decided to go public? the burden is hard and i would never want to lie to the people we love. yeah, this week s been bad enough