Now, that is luck

A British couple might just be the luckiest lottery winners in the world after taking home £1m in the EuroMillions draw for the second time in two years.

David and Kathleen Long, from Scunthorpe, beat odds of 283 billion-to-one to secure the winning sum - a feat bookmakers William Hill claimed was less likely than "seeing Elvis alive and well".

They won their first £1m in the same lottery in 2013.

A spokesman for lottery bosses Camelot said that they were "extremely shocked" and described the situation as "extraordinary".

"As you can imagine, we see winners who win once who are very, very shocked," he said. "It must be even more shocking to win twice."

Long went back to work as an HGV lorry driver at C & C Transport in Scunthorpe on the Monday morning as normal after the big news was revealed.

He said that he planned to treat himself to a season ticket for Liverpool FC, a cruise, maybe a luxury camper van, and a new car.