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A 73-year-old retired engineer has spoken about scooping £25m in one of Britain's biggest lottery wins. A 73-year-old retired engineer who scooped £25m in one of Britain's biggest lottery wins will not let the prize go to his head, he has said.
Brian Caswell and his wife Joan, 71, were the joint winners of the Euromillions jackpot on Friday. Brian Caswell and his wife Joan, 71, from Bolton, were joint winners of the Euromillions lottery jackpot.
The keen gardener, a member of his local allotment society in Bolton, has four grandchildren and two daughters. Speaking on Tuesday, Mr Caswell said the cash would pay for a "flash car" and a trip to Rio, Brazil.
And the keen gardener said he would also hire a professional gardener to help grow carrots on his allotment.
A member of his local allotment society in Bolton, Mr Caswell said he had been trying to grow the vegetables on his patch of land "without success".
'Biggest winners'
"I've followed every instruction in the book and never had any success," he said.
"What I'm going to do now is bring a professional in and say, right, sort that out."
The Caswells, who recently celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary, spoke of their good fortune at a press conference in Macclesfield, Cheshire.The Caswells, who recently celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary, spoke of their good fortune at a press conference in Macclesfield, Cheshire.
Mr Caswell helps to run the Harpers Lane Allotment Society in the town, while his wife is a former bookbinder. Mr Caswell helps to run the Harpers Lane Allotment Society in the town, while his wife is a former bookbinder. They have four grandchildren and two daughters.
The win makes Mr Caswell the third biggest UK lottery winner. The win makes Mr and Mrs Caswell the third biggest UK lottery winners.
Angela Kelly, from Glasgow, who scooped £35.4m in August 2007 and another winner in the same month scooped £26.5m but did not go public.Angela Kelly, from Glasgow, who scooped £35.4m in August 2007 and another winner in the same month scooped £26.5m but did not go public.