Lucky OAP who won £3million London pad in a raffle is sticking with her modest two-bed semi

  A MUM who won a plush £3million pad is sticking with her modest two-bed semi. Marilyn Pratt, 68, said she won’t spend a night in the townhouse prize, preferring where she has lived for 40 years. The pensioner had bought a £10 ticket “on a whim” on the last day of the charity draw advertised […] .. Full story on thesun.co.uk 

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