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Joan Parker-Grennan has sued National Lottery operator Camelot and is convinced that she is owed £1million in winnings after she bought an Instant Win Game ticket in August of 2015.

Joan Parker-Grennan is suing Camelot, saying the National Lottery operator owes her the £1million prize.

Joan Parker-Grennan from Lincolnshire says she is bound to win her case against the National Lottery who claim a technical error gave her the wrong impression her numbers were worth £1m.

Joan Parker-Grennan thought she had won a six-figure sum after an Instant Win Game ticket stated that she had won both £10 and £1m. Camelot, the National Lottery operator, said they are only liable to pay the lower amount.

A woman has become embroiled in a High Court battle over whether she is entitled to a National Lottery prize of £10 or £1 million.

A woman embroiled in a High Court fight over whether she is entitled to a National Lottery prize of £10 or £1 million is waiting for a judge’s ruling.

A woman embroiled in a High Court fight in England over whether she is entitled to a National Lottery prize of £10 or £1 million is waiting for a judge’s ruling.

Joan Parker-Grennan has sued Camelot, saying the National Lottery operator is ‘bound to pay her a £1 million prize.

Joan Parker-Grennan has sued Camelot after a system error lead for her to be told she had won £1 million.