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One British winner will split tonight's £47 million Euromillions jackpot with another ticket holder from Austria.
The big win was confirmed by Camelot shortly after the draw on Friday 15 September. The winning numbers are: 12, 14, 21, 45, 48 and Lucky Star numbers are: 08, 11.
A total of 10 UK winners will also take home £1 million following a special edition of the Millionaire Maker draw.
The winning Millionaire Maker codes were: HLQH38434, HLQJ62979, HLQK11974, TKPP96754, VKPN30889, VLQB24044, XKPN60194, XLPX34097, ZLPX51278 and ZLPZ96812.
Players have been urged to check their tickets and call the National Lottery if they think they are one of tonight’s lucky winners.
Shoppers can bag 10 lottery tickets for £1 ahead of Friday's Millionaire Maker
Players have been urged to check their tickets and call the National Lottery if they think they are one of tonight’s winners (AFP via Getty Images)Andy Carter, Senior Winners’ Advisor at The National Lottery, said: "What a wonderful night for UK EuroMillions players, with one ticket-holder scooping a share of tonight’s whopping £47M EuroMillions jackpot! This makes it six lucky UK EuroMillions jackpot winners so far this year!
"UK EuroMillions wins don’t stop there, as tonight’s special Millionaire Maker draw saw 10 guaranteed UK millionaires made! Make sure to check the UK Millionaire Maker code on your ticket to see if you are one of tonight’s lucky £1M winners."
"Thanks to National Lottery players, £30M is generated every week for Good Causes right across the UK. This funds everything from hundreds of small projects in local communities, to supporting the growth of women’s and girls’ football right across the four nations as the Lionesses made history in this year’s World Cup."
Tuesday's jackpot will be an estimated £14 million. Nine countries take part in the draw: Austria, Belgium, Spain, France, Ireland, Luxembourg, Portugal, Switzerland and the United Kingdom.
In the UK, 50% of the draw's revenue goes to the winners, 28% to charitable causes, 12% to the UK Government (as Lottery Duty), 5% in commission to retailers. A total of 4.5% is put into operating costs, and 0.5% in profit to Camelot.