£1.5m Lotto winners to stay in semi

Wednesday 08 June 2011 00:00 BST

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A great-grandmother will spend Saturday's £1.5m Lotto win on a gardener and a trip to Florida – but not before she provides for her expanding family.

Helen Walker and her husband Stanley, both 78, are expecting their fifth great-grandchild this month. But they said they have no plans to move from their semi in Kippax, near Leeds.

Instead, they will hire a gardener to create a landscaped masterpiece.

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