Campaign to find the winnerMark Lees/PA Wire  This time next
week, someone somewhere could lose their chance to collect an
astonishing lottery prize, as the deadline expires on a
£63,837,547.60 jackpot. It's the biggest unclaimed prize in the
history of EuroMillions.  So who has this ticket, and how does
this compare in the league table of unclaimed winnings?  The
winner  The jackpot of almost £64 million has been waiting for
almost six months without being claimed, after the winning balls
were drawn on 8 June. There were two winners, one from Belgium
who has made their claim, and one from the UK, who is yet to
come forward. The winner has until Wednesday 5 December to cash
in their ticket - so time is running out.  The winning numbers
are 5, 11, 22, 34 and 40, with lucky stars 9 and 11. If these
are your numbers, but you have lost the ticket then you're out
of luck, because you only have 30 days to register a ticketless
claim, so that Camelot can investigate. It means that you can
only claim your lost fortun