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It’s most people’s dream to match all six numbers
and never have to worry about money again. Yet,
Callie Rogers – who won £1.85m at just 16, making
her the youngest ever lottery winner – is calling
on MPs to raise the lottery gambling age to 18.
After claiming to be subject to verbal and
physical abuse and hounded by ‘fake friends’, she
has now lost all of her fortune and is working at
a £12,000 a year job as a carer. ‘You are only 16,
with all that responsibility,’ said Callie, now 32. ‘At
that age, you can get the best advice ever but you
are not in the position to listen. I was too young.
Overnight I went from carefree child to adult.’
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Is 16 too young to
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