You'll find the winning numbers from tonight's £12.3 million must be won rollover Lotto draw below. The jackpot for tonight's Thunderball draw was £500,000.
The winning National Lottery Lotto numbers are drawn at 8pm while the National Lottery Thunderball numbers are drawn shortly after. We'll have those results live below.
The biggest ever Lotto winner was created in April 2016 when an anonymous player banked £35m. In January 2016 two ticket-holders walked away with £33m each. Before that a main Lotto game jackpot of £42,008,610, was drawn in January 1996 and split between three anonymous winners with each being awarded £14,002,870. A single ticket won £26.4m on the New Year's Eve lotto in 2016.
The UK National Lottery was first drawn on November 19, 1994. Half of all money spent by players goes to the prize fund with 28% to good causes, 12% to the Government as duty, 5% to retailers, and 5% which has operated the lottery throughout its history.
The results:
08, 17, 20, 28, 02
Thunderball is 14
54, 24, 35, 09, 33, 30
Bonus ball is 32

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There is one of those special National Lottery draws tonight (Wednesday, October 29) with a Must Be Won jackpot of £12.3m.
If no players match all six main numbers to stake a claim to the jackpot, the prize pot will rolldown and boost the winnings of people matching two or more balls.
A Must Be Won draw comes as the jackpot rolls over for the fifth and final time. The quadruple rollover on Saturday (which was heavily delayed) was not won.
Banking £12.3m would be a life changing amount and we'll have the winning numbers as soon as they are drawn (hopefully on time).
We'll also have the winning Thunderball numbers with its £500,000 jackpot.
Good luck and play responsibly.
Winning Lotto numbers: 9, 24, 30, 33, 35, 54. Bonus ball: 32
Winning Thunderball numbers: 2, 8, 17, 20, 28. Thunderball: 14

No jackpot winner so the prize pot rolled down, boosting the winnings for those matching two or more balls.
With no-one getting all six main numbers, or five main numbers and the bonus ball, those getting five balls got a rolldown prize of £9,351 compared to the usual £1,750.
It costs £2 per ticket to play for the Lotto.
You can buy a ticket throughout the week, but on draw days – Saturday and Wednesday – until 7.30pm.
And if you want more games to play, there is also EuroMillions every Tuesday and Friday and the Set for Life game on Mondays and Thursdays.
The Thunderball draw takes place every Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday.
While EuroMillions in on Tuesdays and Friday, which has seen some big wins for UK players this year.
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Police are no closer to recovering gems valued at £76m, despite the arrest of two men last week
Two men arrested on suspicion of stealing crown jewels worth an estimated €88m (£76m) from the Louvre in Paris have “partially admitted” their role in the heist, the prosecutor has said, but police are no closer to recovering the gems.
Laure Beccuau said the pair, arrested on Sunday, would be brought before magistrates “with a view to being charged with organised theft, which carries a 15-year prison sentence, and criminal conspiracy, punishable by 10 years”.
Beccuau told a media conference on Wednesday, hours before the two men had to be either charged or released, that the jewels “are not in our possession”. But, in an apparent appeal to the thieves, she added: “There is still time to give them back.”
The treasures were “clearly unsellable” as they were, she said. “Anyone who buys them would be guilty of concealment of stolen goods,” she told journalists, adding she “would like to hope” they would be recovered “for the Louvre and for the nation”.
The four-man gang pulled up outside the world’s most visited museum at about 9.30am on 19 October in a stolen furniture removal truck fitted with an extending ladder and lift, in which two climbed to the ornate first-floor Apollo gallery.
Wearing hi-vis vests to resemble maintenance workers, they smashed an unsecured window and used disc cutters to slice open two glass display cases before descending in the bucket lift and fleeing on motorbikes driven by the other two men.
The heist lasted less than seven minutes, with the two who entered the gallery spending three minutes and 58 seconds inside. They dropped a diamond and emerald-studded crown but fled with eight richly gem-encrusted pieces.
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