Yorkshire teenager scoops lottery million (Video)

Stacey Bywater, who is 18 and single, has promised to keep working as a nursery nurse despite being 1,117,779 richer after Saturday's draw. She lives in a rented council house at Holmfirth, near Huddersfield, with her mother Linda, lorry driver father Gary and sister Gemma, 14.

She now wants to buy a house in the local area – famed as the location of TV comedy Last of the Summer Wine – for the whole family and has no plans to leave home. Her only stipulation is that her bedroom must have an en-suite bathroom.

Miss Bywater said she would also be buying a house for her sister Kirsty, 21, who has just lost her job in a department store. The jackpot winner admitted to being "a saver" rather than a spender, adding: "I'm only 18 – it's got to last me a while.

At a Press conference in Huddersfield, she admitted she was a bit frightened by the size of the win and what to do with the money. "It has been a bit scary. I am a bit scared of what is going to happen."

"Other than that I don't think it's hit me yet. I don't think it has sunk in I'm a millionaire."

On the night of the win, she said the whole family was in tears. "My dad was shaking. When I was telling my family, I was crying and they were crying.

"It will change my life a lot. We've not had much money, like any other family we have got by."

Miss Bywater hit the jackpot after buying 5 worth of Lucky Dip tickets at a shop in Huddersfield.