Lottery winner finds happiness working in biscuit factory

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Michael Carroll
Michael Carroll


Michael Carroll, the man who called himself 'King of Chavs' after winning £9.7 million on the lottery in 2002, says he has finally found happiness, working in a biscuit factory for £6 an hour. Carroll hit the headlines for the spectacular speed at which he spent the money - being declared bankrupt eight years later.

So is this the oddest job for a lottery winner?
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