Fever among players as Euromillion jackpot to be won on Friday
180 million Euros! This is what you can win, if you play the Euromillion on Friday. Nobody has found the seven winning numbers since the 1st of September. According to the lottery’s rules, the jackpot is due to be distributed after 12 blank weeks in a row. If the seven winning numbers are not ticked, the 180 million Euros will be shared between players having ticked six. Operators rub their hands as the jackpot attracts a massive number of would-be millionairs.
Chirac smiles, de Villepin frowns
French President Jacques Chirac’s action is approved of by 45% of French (+ 3 compared with October), while Prime Minister Dominique de Villepin is credited of 38% of favorable opinions (- 4). This is what a poll by IPSOS to be published on Thursday in Le Point reveals.
Candidates to the 2007 Presidential election Ségolène Royal and Nicolas Sarkozy both lose one point in favorable opinions, with 58% and 54%.
Right-wing extremist leader Jean-Marie Le Pen records 21% of positive opinions, losing one point.
One killed in rocket attack in Israel
One Israeli woman was killed on Wednesday in a Palestinian rocket attack launched on the town of Sderot, South Israel. The woman was hit by t rocket. She succumbed to her wounds. One man was injured. Police says six rockets fell on Sderot.
© Brice 2007
180 million Euros! This is what you can win, if you play the Euromillion on Friday. Nobody has found the seven winning numbers since the 1st of September. According to the lottery’s rules, the jackpot is due to be distributed after 12 blank weeks in a row. If the seven winning numbers are not ticked, the 180 million Euros will be shared between players having ticked six. Operators rub their hands as the jackpot attracts a massive number of would-be millionairs.
Chirac smiles, de Villepin frowns
French President Jacques Chirac’s action is approved of by 45% of French (+ 3 compared with October), while Prime Minister Dominique de Villepin is credited of 38% of favorable opinions (- 4). This is what a poll by IPSOS to be published on Thursday in Le Point reveals.
Candidates to the 2007 Presidential election Ségolène Royal and Nicolas Sarkozy both lose one point in favorable opinions, with 58% and 54%.
Right-wing extremist leader Jean-Marie Le Pen records 21% of positive opinions, losing one point.
One killed in rocket attack in Israel
One Israeli woman was killed on Wednesday in a Palestinian rocket attack launched on the town of Sderot, South Israel. The woman was hit by t rocket. She succumbed to her wounds. One man was injured. Police says six rockets fell on Sderot.
© Brice 2007
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