One of the comments at the bottom of the DM article..... 
You've got to in it to win it, so why isn't our pension fund in it, instead of a Canadian Teachers Pension fund?
Ah, another facearse reader

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Camelot runs the lottery. It happens to belong to the Ontario Teachers Pension Plan, who paid a mere £389,000,000 for it an age ago. This pension pot receives it's income (technically a return on its intial £389,000,000 investment rather than a pay cheque) from Camelots' profits... which incidentally is 0.5p in the pound...
Ticket vendors receive 5p and the Treasury receives 12p for every £1.00 spent on the National lottery. So before jumping on the DailyFail/facearse band wagon, ask yourself who
actually makes money from it...
Worth also considering that if our public sector pensions were run with a bit more of an open mind rather than Icelandic banking whims, we probably wouldn't be quite so screwed

Not that any of that should get in the way of a decent story
