Miss England ‘Rolls Over’ For EuroMillions

Miss England beauty Katrina Hodge has become the first person to take a 'rollover' in Liverpool's new big wheel.

The stunner took the inaugural spin wearing a dress made entirely out of lottery balls and tickets, to promote today's (12^th February) massive £113 million EuroMillions draw.

Dubbed 'Combat Barbie,' Lance Corporal Hodge, who serves with the British Army,hasbeen granted six months leave to fulfil her role as Miss England. She said: "It's been a whirlwind few months, absolutely crazy.

"It just goes to show how one stroke of luck can change your life and make your wildest dreams a reality. I just hope the luck continues to roll in 2010, starting with tonight's mega £113million jackpot."

A National Lottery spokesperson said: "Huge jackpots like these allow winners to change their own lives and those of their family and friends. We'll be keeping our fingers crossed for a UK winner, so they like Katrina can have their wildest dreams come true."

A single winner of this week's EuroMillions Jackpot would smash all British records and could take the EuroMillions title too. With no jackpot winners of last weeks £85m Mega Jackpot, today's jackpot is an incredible estimated £113m (12 February 2010).

If no-one matches all five main numbers and two Lucky Star numbers to win the jackpot, then it will roll to the following Friday's draw (Feb 19). With nine countries now playing - the UK, France, Spain, Austria, Belgium, Luxembourg, Ireland, Portugal and Switzerland - EuroMillions is the world's biggest multinational lottery game by total population eligible to play.

The current EuroMillions record win is £113,229,891 banked by a single ticketholder from Spain in the draw on 8 May 2009. The British Record is held by Les and Sam Scadding from South Wales, and the Magnificent Seven syndicate from Liverpool, who each won £45.5m on 6 November last year. The jackpot is only a roll away from breaking the European record set by a single ticket on the Italian SuperEnalotto game which banked £128.3m (Euro147.8) on 22 August 2009.

EuroMillions offers a greater range of prizes than any other National Lottery draw, with 12 prize levels in total. In the UK it also includes the Millionaire Raffle which guarantees to create a millionaire on these shores every week. It costs £2 to play and tickets are available from over 28,000 National Lottery retailers across the UK, online at www.national-lottery.co.uk and via mobile phones using the Play by Text service.