An extremely lucky couple from Scunthorpe has won £1 million in the EuroMillions for a second time - beating odds of more than 283 billion to one.
David and Kathleen Long first hit the jackpot in July 2013.
The couple who beat odds of 283 billion to one by winning £1 million twice in the lottery EuroMillions have been named as David and Kathleen Long.
The Scunthorpe blondes became millionaires in July 2013 before a repeat seven-figure jackpot win this year.
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