The numbers are in!
Tonight's jackpot stands at an estimated £42 million. It could be all yours if you manage to match all five numbers and both lucky stars.
Even if you don't manage to scoop the jackpot there are still hundreds of thousands of pounds to be won if you match fewer numbers.Don't worry if you've missed your chance to play tonight, as you'll be able to buy a ticket for Friday's draw after tonight's winning numbers are announced. Tonight we'll be revealing the results for the Euromillions, the Thunderball draw, and the Millionaire Maker code.The winning numbers are in!The Lucky Stars are: 02, 08.Tonight’s National Lottery Thunderball winning numbers are: 11, 24, 30, 36, 37.
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