National Lottery Euromillions jackpot rolls over to UK record as winner set to become richer than Harry Kane and Dua Lipa

Friday's National Lottery EuroMillions winning numbers were 4, 7, 14, 33, 36, with lucky stars 1 and 5.

The jackpot will roll over to Tuesday's draw and the estimated £199million would be the largest prize ever seen in the UK.

Andy Carter, senior winners' adviser at Allwyn who run The National Lottery, said: "We are now on the verge of creating the biggest National Lottery winner this country has ever seen, as the EuroMillions jackpot will be an estimated £199million this Tuesday."

"If a single UK ticket-holder wins the lot, they'll instantly become richer than the likes of Dua Lipa and Harry Kane whilst landing at the number one spot of The National Lottery's biggest wins," he added.

Carter urged players to "get your tickets early to ensure you'll be in with a chance of a massive life-changing win".

Recent success stories for British players include two winners who bagged significant EuroMillions jackpots earlier this year.

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Two British people secured the £83million jackpot in January, followed by another winner claiming the £65 million prize in February.

Even though nobody won Friday's top prize, thousands of players still claimed smaller rewards.

Eighteen ticket holders matched all five numbers but no lucky stars, earning £11,422.70 each, while 59 people matched four balls and two lucky stars for £1,085.40.

Just over 1,300 people matched four numbers and one star, receiving £89.80.

One person with the code MJTF42151 became a millionaire through the Millionaire Maker selection.

Despite the allure of such enormous wealth, winning large lottery sums can bring unexpected challenges. Studies in the US have found that lottery winners are more likely to declare bankruptcy within three to five years compared to the average citizen.

The pressure of sudden wealth may also cause winners to spiral into depression and lead to alcohol and drug abuse.

While many people may think that winning such a large sum of money would be a blessing, research suggests it can also prove to be a curse for some recipients.