Winning lottery numbers for Monday's huge life-changing £10,000-a-month jackpot

29 May 2023 , 19:25

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Dream houses could be within reach, or an early retirement might suddenly be affordable (Image: PA)

Tonight's lottery draw is another chance for one lucky Brit to scoop a life-changing lottery jackpot.

Winners of tonight's Set for Life National Lottery draw will have a massive £10,000 deposited into their bank account each month for the next 30 years.

This means any dream houses could be within reach, or an early retirement might suddenly be affordable.

The runners up - who match the five main numbers - will also land themselves a tidy £10,000 a month for a year, meaning they'll go home with £120,000.

If you're a lucky winner then you may very well be able to go on that dream holiday or buy that car you've been eyeing up - the possibilities are endless.

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Tonight's winning numbers are: 4, 45, 14, 11, 41, Life Ball: 2

The Set for Life draw takes place at 8pm every Monday and Thursday.

The runners up - who match the five main numbers - will also land themselves a tidy £10,000 a month for a year (PA)

You can play Set For Life daily until 11pm, or 7.30pm on draw days. Play continues after all draws at 9pm.

A retired school worker told the story of how she found out she'd bagged the second prize in the Set for Life draw - taking home £10,000 every month for a year after she popped out to the supermarket.

Angela Hathorn, 63, is now planning a bucket list of experiences she wants to complete with husband Steve, 68, including a cruise, luxury trips to London and visits to historical and heritage sites across the UK.

The couple are still stunned after matching all five main numbers in the Set For Life draw on Monday, January 23.

Angela and Steve Hathorn from Orpington, Kent celebrate winning £10,000 every month, for a year on The National Lottery Set For Life (James Robinson)

Angela said she was initially terrified there was a problem with her ticket when she asked for it to be checked at her local shop in Orpington, Kent.

Angela was parked a few hundred yards from the Co-op and admits her knees buckled a few times on her way back to the car.

She added: “I got home, and as usual Steve opened the door for me and immediately asked me what the matter was as I obviously didn’t look my normal self.

"I told him the story and so we sat down to call the number on the back of the Set For Life ticket."

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