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A retired grandmother says she is on “cloud nine” after she scooped a £3.8 million Lotto jackpot. Despite her festive windfall, Diane Bate, 70, from Rhyl, North Wales, plans to have as normal a Christmas as possible with her loved ones before deciding what to do with her new-found fortune in the New Year. Mrs Bate said: “We want to buy a bigger house locally as we love the area, but we don’t want a mansion or anything flashy. The USA is our favourite destination, we have been about 15 times and would love to go back as soon as it’s safe to do so.

A retired grandmother says she is on “cloud nine” after she scooped a £3.8 million Lotto jackpot. Despite her festive windfall, Diane Bate, 70, from Rhyl, North Wales, plans to have as normal a Christmas as possible with her loved ones before deciding what to do with her new-found fortune in the New Year. Mrs Bate said: “We want to buy a bigger house locally as we love the area, but we don’t want a mansion or anything flashy. The USA is our favourite destination, we have been about 15 times and would love to go back as soon as it’s safe to do so.

A retired grandmother says she is on “cloud nine” after she scooped a £3.8 million Lotto jackpot. Despite her festive windfall, Diane Bate, 70, from Rhyl, North Wales, plans to have as normal a Christmas as possible with her loved ones before deciding what to do with her new-found fortune in the New Year. Mrs Bate said: “We want to buy a bigger house locally as we love the area, but we don’t want a mansion or anything flashy. The USA is our favourite destination, we have been about 15 times and would love to go back as soon as it’s safe to do so.

A retired grandmother says she is on “cloud nine” after she scooped a £3.8 million Lotto jackpot. Despite her festive windfall, Diane Bate, 70, from Rhyl, North Wales, plans to have as normal a Christmas as possible with her loved ones before deciding what to do with her new-found fortune in the New Year. Mrs Bate said: “We want to buy a bigger house locally as we love the area, but we don’t want a mansion or anything flashy. The USA is our favourite destination, we have been about 15 times and would love to go back as soon as it’s safe to do so.

A retired grandmother says she is on “cloud nine” after she scooped a £3.8 million Lotto jackpot. Despite her festive windfall, Diane Bate, 70, from Rhyl, North Wales, plans to have as normal a Christmas as possible with her loved ones before deciding what to do with her new-found fortune in the New Year. Mrs Bate said: “We want to buy a bigger house locally as we love the area, but we don’t want a mansion or anything flashy. The USA is our favourite destination, we have been about 15 times and would love to go back as soon as it’s safe to do so.