National Lottery winner shocked after 'sixth sense ritual' netted her £300k jackpot

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National Lottery winner shocked after 'sixth sense ritual' netted her £300k jackpot.

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A National Lottery winner was shocked after a routine she started because of a "sixth sense" netted her a massive £300,000 jackpot.Heart attack survivor Kate Daven-Thomas, 58, described herself as the "unluckiest lucky person" after the windfall.She spent 30 years living and raising her children in Italy until she was forced to return to Britain due to ill health, having survived a heart attack.Ms Daven-Thomas, who works as a florist in Minehead, explained how a steadfast commitment to a certain scratcher resulted in her winnings.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say "For years I have had a sixth sense I was going to win a large amount of money on a scratchcard so I have a routine, a Cashword Extra scratchcard every other day, it's the little wordsearch I do to relax before bed," she said."But because I play last thing, it did make for a frantic moment when I discovered at 9.50pm I had matched 11 words and won £300,000."The 58-year-old rapidly threw on some clothes and rushed to her...

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