A self-confessed "white van man" has revealed how he celebrated Britain's biggest ever lottery win with a bacon roll.
Property maintenance man Nigel Page, 43, who won a £56 million share of Friday's EuroMillions jackpot, breakfasted on bacon butties at his local cafe with his partner Justine Laycock, 41, and their children.
The couple, who live near Cirencester, Gloucestershire, in a three-bedroom semi, both plan to give up their jobs.
Mr Page, who runs his own business, told a press conference: "I'm a white van man, so I'm going to treat myself to a new car. I haven't had a car to myself for 10 years. The finance is due to run out on the van.
"I'll probably go a little more upmarket now. A BMW X5 or a Range Rover - just to get the kids and the dog in."
Recalling their modest celebrations after the news on Saturday Ms Laycock, an estate agent, recalled: "Camelot told us an adviser was on their way so while we waited we decided to go out and have some breakfast together as a family. It sounds bizarre but we just felt very calm."
The family sat around in silence at the Waitrose cafe before bursting out in laughter, the press conference in Bath, Somerset, was told.
Mr Page, a skydiving enthusiast who also represented Great Britain at Judo when he was 12, had only recently started playing the lottery online.
He had won a modest £55 earlier in the week and then re-invested some of his winnings on two Lucky Dips. Those turned out to be "Very Lucky Dips" he said. When he logged back into the account, Mr Page was stunned to find he had won.
He said: "I started shaking and couldn't speak. I just kept looking at the screen in front of me but couldn't say a word."
