You may have heard about people's postcode lottery and often wondered how does it work.

Playing is simple, you sign up for a monthly subscription of £12,

guaranteeing you entry into every draw and your ticket is your postcode.

Prizes are one every day, including millionaire street,

where one lucky postcode wins a share of £1 million every Saturday.

Also, at the end of the month, players in one postcode area win a share of a minimum of £3.2 million.

A minimum of 33% of every ticket goes to charities and good causes across Great Britain and beyond,

with a staggering £1.1 billion raised so far.

So, for a chance to win, sign up before midnight on the 24th of August to play in the September draws,

and the next winning postcode could be yours.

PPL managed lotries and behalf of good causes, 18-plus conditions apply, play responsibly, not available in Northern Ireland.

Hi folks.

Before we get started, we'd like to play a trailer for the podcast, Another Shade of Crime.

The show's third season is started, and if you're a regular gone cold listener,

we think you'll also enjoy this expertly written and malifluously narrated podcast.

What kind of friends vacation with you to celebrate your birthday and then end up murdering you within 24 hours?

As a black police officer, how do you justify torturing, then murdering your own people?

Did forgotten soul singer Jesse Belvin die from a simple traffic accident?

Or was he murdered by the clan for uniting the races around his music?

And what was the exact moment when Tupac Shakur became beloved by his community, but also hated by police everywhere?

Finally, how did Samuel Little become the most prolific serial killer in American history?

We will answer these questions and more on the third season of Another Shade of Crime.

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