An £8million Lotto winner turned up for his normal 4am food factory shift just one day after becoming Scotland 's newest lottery winner - to hand in his notice . Philip Dunning 44 , from Bo'ness , West Lothian , made the decision to give notice as shift manager at a food plant in the town within hours . After hitting the jackpot in Saturday night 's Lotto , he went in for his 4am shift at Caledonia Produce the next day and told his boss he was quitting . Philip Dunning 44 , from Bo'ness , West Lothian , made the decision to give notice as shift manager at a food plant in the town within hours . Mr Dunning said he kept checking his wallet to make sure the winning pocket was still with him during the shift . His partner Gina Meikle , 45 , who also worked there , did the same . Mr Dunning said : ' I kept the winning ticket in my wallet . I kept checking it throughout my shift , just to make sure it was still there . ' The good news was broken by his partner 's best friend , Sandra Easton , in an excited phone call . 'She knows our numbers and was shouting down the phone , 'Turn the television on , you 've won the lottery ! ' said Mr Dunning . He admitted yesterday that he was still in shock at the £7,864,529 win , adding : 'At the moment it just seems like numbers . ' Their first spending priorities will be a new house and upgrading their Vauxhall Astra . Mr Dunning 's millions mean he could easily afford a Bugatti Veyron Super Sports , a mere £2million . Their first spending priorities will be a new house and upgrading from their old car , a Vauxhall Astra . Mr Dunning celebrates in a new Aston Martin . His millions mean he could now easily afford a Bugatti Veyron Super Sports , a mere £2million .
Philip Dunning , 44 , from Bo'ness , West Lothian won the £8million jackpot . He turned up at hours for his usual shift at a food factory to give boss notice . Dunning checked his ticket throughout the day to make sure it was there . Partner Gina , 45 , who also worked at the factory handed in her notice too .