Thousands of people are celebrating in Spain after winning a share of the world's richest lottery draw - €2.38 billion (£2.03bn).
The El Gordo jackpot numbers were drawn on Sunday morning outside Madrid's Royal Theatre.
Dozens of ticket holders, some in fancy dress, queued up through the night waiting to see if they had won a share of the staggering amount.
There were 170 sets of 100,000 tickets, each costing €200, which entered players into the draw to win the top prize of €4m.
One of the most popular tickets cost €20 and gives buyers the chance to win 10% of the top prize - €400,000, before tax.
The lucky numbers were pulled out of large golden spheres and announced by schoolchildren during a live televised event.
The winning number for the top prize this year was 26590.
Those who won celebrated by popping bottles of cava in the street.
The jackpot structure is set up to allow as many people as possible a win - even if it's a small one.
Millions of people in Spain take part in the El Gordo lottery every year, with many splitting the ticker 10 ways with friends and family to increase their chances of getting a slice of the winnings.
The Christmas lottery tradition has been going for more than 200 years.
