(12 Feb 2010)
1. Wide exterior of lottery shop
2. Close up of lottery sign
3. Close up of sign poster with 129 million euro jackpot
4. Man entering lottery shop
5. Mid interior people in queue
6. Mid pan right from board to man in front of "Euromillion" tickets
7. Close up man selecting "Euromillion" ticket
8. Close up man filling in numbers on the ticket
9. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Vox pop, Candi, no last name given, customer:
"Many things (I would do with the money) pay off the mortgage to start off with and live life."
10. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Vox pop, Jose Luis Cano, customer:
"I would give it to my children and grandchildren. My house is paid off and I don''t owe anything. But perhaps I would take a holiday which is always good."
11. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Vox pop, Emilio Crespo, customer:
"I have many dreams, travel for example."
12. Wide of lottery shop
STORYLINE:
A jackpot of 129 (m) million euros (176 (m) million US dollars) is up for grabs in Friday night''s "Euromillions" draw.
In Madrid on Friday morning, people were queuing up to buy a ticket that could change their life.
Customer Jose Luis Cano said that if he won, he would: "...give it to my children and grandchildren. My house is paid off and I don''t owe anything. But perhaps I would take a holiday which is always good."
Spain is one of the nine countries participating in "Euromillions".
The others are Austria, France, Belgium, Ireland, Luxembourg, Portugal, Switzerland and the United Kingdom.
Friday''s jackpot is a new record, as the last one was at 126 (m) million euros (172 (m) million US dollars), won by a woman from Majorca, Spain in May 2009.
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