Brits in with a chance of winning a whopping £7.2 million in tonight’s National Lottery triple rollover. To win the jackpot, players must guess all six numbers correctly, but other prizes range from a free Lucky Dip to £1 million. The numbers were drawn on the National Lottery’s website and YouTube channel at 8pm.
Tonight’s winning Lotto numbers are: 38, 6, 9, 2, 16, 48, 46 (Bonus Ball). If there is no winner tonight, the prize money could roll over to the next Lotto draw on Wednesday, November 3. Tonight’s Thunderball numbers are: 4, 5, 32, 13, 6, and the Thunderball is 3.
Also on tonight was the Lotto HotPicks. The Lotto HotPicks numbers are the same as the regular Lotto, just without the Bonus Ball, and the jackpot is £350,000. The Thunderball top prize is £500,000 and is won by guessing all five numbers correctly, plus the Thunderball.
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Goodnight and thank you for following our live coverage of tonight’s Lotto and Thunderball draws. 
Your next chance to win big is on Monday with the Set For Life draw. Following that is the Euromillions and Thunderball on Tuesday, and the Lotto and Thunderball on Wednesday. 
Tonight’s Thunderball numbers are:
4, 5, 32, 13, 6 and the Thunderball is 3
If you weren’t lucky enough to win tonight’s Lotto prize, then there is still a chance to win some cash. The Thunderball draw will happen at 8.15pm with £500,000 up for grabs.
Tonight’s winning Lotto numbers are:
38, 6, 9, 2, 16, 48, 46 (Bonus Ball)
Ticket sales for tonight’s Lotto draw have ended as we are minutes away from the result. However, there is a chance for it to roll over if there is no winner tonight. The next lotto draw takes place on Wednesday, December 3.
Here is a reminder of tonight’s schedule and prizes:
The Lotto draw happens in ten minutes. The draw will be broadcast live on the National Lottery’s YouTube channel, and we will bring you the winning numbers as they are revealed.
Those who haven’t bought a ticket for tonight’s lotto have missed their chance as the sale of tickets stopped at 7.30pm. For those who did buy a ticket, best of luck! The draw is due to take place in 20 minutes.
Players who want to win tonight’s £7.2 million Lotto prize have just ten minutes left to purchase their tickets. Sales will stop at 7.30pm, 30 minutes before the draw is due to take place. 
Players can purchase their tickets in their local shop, on the National Lottery website or on the National Lottery app. 
With it being a triple rollover, you might think that the prize must be won tonight. But that isn’t the case. 
In fact, if nobody wins tonight, the prize money could roll over twice more before it must be won. 
The Lotto, Lotto HotPicks, and Thunderball will be drawn tonight. 
Lotto HotPicks uses the same numbers as the regular Lotto, just without the Bonus Ball. 
All coverage can be watched on the National Lottery’s website or YouTube channel.
Tonight’s Lotto jackpot is a triple rollover, meaning it’s gone unwon for three consecutive draws.
The prize money has therefore accumulated and been added to for the latest draw.
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BYU guard Richie Saunders (15) raises a framed jersey after being named the tournament MVP after his team's win over Dayton in an NCAA college basketball game, Friday, Nov. 28, 2025, in Kissimmee, Fla. Credit: AP/Phelan M. Ebenhack
KISSIMMEE, Fla. — Richie Saunders had a season-high 29 points, Robert Wright III scored 23 and No. 9 BYU beat Dayton 83-79 to win the Magic bracket of the ESPN Events Invitational on Friday night.
Saunders made 9 of 15 shots from the floor, including 6 of 10 from 3-point range, and all five of his free throws for the Cougars (6-1). He also had eight rebounds and three steals. Wright hit 9 of 16 shots with two 3-pointers and added six assists and two steals. AJ Dybantsa scored 18 on 7-for-12 shooting.
Javon Bennett made six 3-pointers and scored 22 to pace the Flyers (6-2). Bryce Heard hit four 3-pointers and scored 16 points off the bench. Amael L'Etang added 13 points and De'Shayne Montgomery 11.
Bennett made five from beyond the arc in the first half, scoring 17 to help Dayton take a 36-30 lead into the break.
Montgomery buried a 3-pointer to begin the second half for Dayton, but Saunders and Dybantsa had back-to-back layups and Wright hit from deep to spark a 15-0 run and the Cougars moved in front 45-39 with 16:24 remaining.
BYU played with a lead until Bennett hit a 3-pointer in the middle of a 7-0 run to pull the Flyers even at 67-all with four minutes left.
Wright and Heard traded 3-pointers before Saunders followed with a four-point play and the Cougars held on over the final 2:56.
BYU players and staff react during the trophy presentation after their win over Dayton in an NCAA college basketball game, Friday, Nov. 28, 2025, in Kissimmee, Fla. Credit: AP/Phelan M. Ebenhack
BYU shot 51.8% overall and 45.5% (10 for 22) from beyond the arc. The Cougars made 15 of 18 free throws.
Dayton shot 46.8% overall, made 15 of 33 from distance (45.5%) and 6 of 14 foul shots.
BYU: Host California Baptist on Wednesday.
Dayton: Host East Tennessee State on Tuesday.
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The UAE’s only licensed lottery is reported to have launched two online betting platforms offering both online casino and sports betting to customers.
According to local media outlet Arabian Gulf Business Insights, the platforms – named TrueWin and Dream Island – are currently live and offering wagers on sports such as football, tennis, cricket and basketball plus live dealer games, poker, roulette and slots.
This is despite no law officially legalizing gambling having been published within the UAE. The operator of the sites, Momentum, does however run the Emirates’ only licensed lottery and as such is the sole company with any sort of permission to offer “legal” gambling.
Notably, the truewin.ae domain name was registered in the UAE in March 2023, the AGBI report states – roughly six months before the establishment of the General Commercial Gaming Regulatory Authority (GCGRA), while Dream Island was registered even earlier in 2020.
Inside Asian Gaming has reached out to the GCGRA for comment.
While there is no formal law yet recognizing legal gambling, the regulator has been issuing various operator and supplier licenses over the past two years – most notably to Wynn Resorts for its US$5.1 billion integrated resort development in Ras Al Khaimah.
There have also been 16 supplier licenses issued to the likes of Aristocrat, Light & Wonder, IGT, Konami and Sportradar, while in recent days another iGaming and sportsbook operator, Coin Technology Projects LLC, has been listed on the GCGRA website – seemingly offering online gaming via a platform called Play 971.
A recent report by Vixio GamblingCompliance claims that the GCGRA is poised to allow one B2C online gaming license per emirate for each of the country’s seven Emirates, mirroring the model said to be in place for land-based casino gaming.
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THE NATIONAL Lottery results are in and it’s time to find out who has won a life-changing amount of money tonight (November 29, 2025).
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You can find out by checking your ticket against tonight’s numbers below. Good luck!
Tonight’s National Lottery Lotto winning numbers are: 02, 06, 09, 16, 38, 48 and the Bonus Ball is 46.
Tonight’s National Lottery Thunderball winning numbers are: 04, 05, 06, 13, 32 and the Thunderball is 03.
The first National Lottery draw was held on November 19 1994 when seven winners shared a jackpot of £5,874,778.
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The largest amount ever to be won by a single ticket holder was £42million, won in 1996.
Gareth Bull, a 49-year-old builder, won £41million in November, 2020 and ended up knocking down his bungalow to make way for a luxury manor house with a pool.
Sue Davies, 64, bought a lottery ticket to celebrate ending five months of shielding during the pandemic — and won £500,000.
Sandra Devine, 36, accidentally won £300k – she intended to buy her usual £100 National Lottery Scratchcard, but came home with a much bigger prize.
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The Powerball Jackpot has swelled to a whopping $719 million after failing to crown a winner in almost three months – making it the third biggest prize of 2025.
Winning numbers will be announced on Saturday at 11 p.m.
The winner can either choose to receive the jackpot in annual payments over 30 years — and pocket some $24 million per year before taxes — or take the cash up front.
The one-time cash payout would be an estimated $333 million before taxes.
The lump sum is less than the advertised jackpot because the advertised amount is the total annuitized payout after 30 annual payments.
A Powerball ticket with five out of six winning numbers, worth $979,462, was sold at a 7-Eleven on Los Alisos Boulevard in Mission Viejo, California, Wednesday, according to the California Lottery website. However, a winner has not yet come forward to claim the prize.
The biggest jackpot in lottery history was just over $2 billion, which was won by 31-year-old California man Edwin Castro in November 2022.
Castro went for the $998 million lump sum, and took home about $628 million after taxes, according to the California Lottery.
He was sued by another California man, Jose Rivera, who claimed he was in fact the one who bought the winning ticket at Joe’s Service Center in Altadena, and that it was stolen by his landlord.
A Los Angeles County judge tossed the suit in 2024.
If the current jackpot is taken as a lump sum up front, the winner would take home $210 million at a federal marginal rate as high as 37%, plus state taxes depending where they live.

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Steve and Lenka Thomson won the £105m EuroMillions jackpot in 2019
A builder who won £105m on the National Lottery has funded and helped create a new centre for vulnerable young adults.
Steve Thomson, from Selsey, West Sussex, scooped the EuroMillions jackpot in 2019, vowing to give back to his local community.
On Friday, the 48-year-old opened a new permanent building for the charity Together Our Community (TOC) in Chichester.
"I knew exactly where I wanted to help after I won," Mr Thomson said.
The father-of-three added: "A few friends have sons and daughters with autism and other learning difficulties, and there was nowhere in the area for them to congregate safely, learn skills and make friends.
"As soon as they turn 18, they are completely forgotten about unless they're lucky enough to get a funded place in college.
"Even so, parents are left totally isolated and often have to give up their own jobs to support their kids.
"It's a real struggle and heartbreaking to hear their stories."
A spokesperson for the charity said the funding would "transform our ability to support young adults with disabilities to live, learn and work".
Mr Thomson said: "At first I helped TOC in a small way, buying a second-hand minibus to take the young people out for work experience with local businesses, volunteering activity and fun daytrips."
Steve Thomson has funded a new centre for vulnerable young adults in Chichester
Mr Thomson said he found a near derelict building in the middle of Chichester and poured his energy and resources into transforming it into the perfect base for the charity.
Across three floors, the new centre has a sensory room, an open-plan classroom and a training kitchen and cafe where the young people can learn how to cook and develop skills in hospitality.
Hilary Freeborough, from TOC, said: "When Steve said, 'I've found the building for you', we genuinely felt like we had won the jackpot ourselves.
"The support he has given us is incredible.
"He didn't just write a cheque. He has been here throughout, from planning the layout to ensuring we had the right circuit breakers, and the leaves were swept."
Fellow charity founder, Louise Collins, added: "Steve is so humble but we keep reminding him that his commitment to supporting us and the passion he has shown will be life-changing for so many young people."
Mr Thomson – who still visits his old village to meet his friends at the local pub – claimed his motivation came from a childhood spent volunteering alongside his father, Peter, a self-employed window cleaner.
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