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Superstitious Brits claim they experience over 500 misfortunes every year - from losing their belongings, to always getting caught at red lights

Nine in 10 adults plan to look after themselves above all else this year - by drinking more water, exercising more, and putting more money into savings, a survey found

But the average adult would need almost to win almost £1.5 million in order for it to be deemed 'life-changing' - while millennials would require as much as £2 million

Snacking on Christmas leftovers, and the fact that every team plays, are other fan favourites when it comes to December 26 matches, research has found

The Lottoland data also revealed the luckiest birthdays, and places to live - with Cumbria's Kirkby Stephen topping the list

Other gripping gambling scenes from the big screen include Zach Galifianakis counting cards in The Hangover, and Brad Pitt teaching celebrities to play Poker in Ocean's Eleven

Paula Radcliffe, Laura Kenny, Rebecca Adlington, and even Princess Anne also ranked among the top 20 female sporting role models, according to a study

So far, Blue Cross animal charity has helped to reunite 1,000 pets with their owners at the Ukrainian border, as well as caring for shelter animals

Over half of Brits feel they are as likely to win the lottery as they are to get tickets for events like Glastonbury, Wimbledon, or the World Cup

Research revealed that one in three get muddled up with key figures and dates in the British monarchy - as one in ten believe Hugh Grant is a member of the royal family

Three in 10are clueless as to what “snowman”, “barkies”, “fried egg”, and “banana ball” mean, according to a survey of those who play the sport

Brits stand a chance of taking home a whopping £11.9 million jackpot in the National Lottery draw on Saturday March 18 - check the full results and winning ticket here

Lottoland is offering all eligible new customers 2 bets on the £3,500,000 on Saturday night’s Irish Lotto and 50 Rainbow Riches* spins for only £4

It seems 'the luck of the Irish' really could be real - as those across the Irish Sea are nearly 10% luckier than UK adults, a study has found