A mother of four that won the world’s biggest bingo win has been evicted from her £150,000 home three years after the £1.2 million win.

Soroya Lowell purchased the home in 2008 after winning the National Bingo Game at the Club 3000 bingo club in Coatbridge. She gave some of the winnings to her neighbour Agnes O'Neill. However it seems the 40-year-old has managed to waste the massive bingo win in a matter of years. She has reportedly moved back into her £35,000 council home that her and her husband shared prior to the big win.

The Bank of Scotland has taken the former cleaner Soroya and her husband to the Hamilton Sheriff Court for being "in default" of an agreement secured on the house.

A friend of the family commented: "There had been rumours that Soroya had been having a bit of trouble financially, but nobody knew the extent of it. She only moved a few streets away so everyone still saw her out in Hamilton, but the news of her having her home repossessed is a bolt from the blue.

"She kept on her old home and you see her and Frankie going in and out, but nobody thought anything of it.

"Soroya and Frankie have also got rid of an ice cream van which they bought. Their life has changed a lot since they first won."

Sheriff John Miller ruled in favour of Bank of Scotland after the couple failed to contest the action. They do have the opportunity to recall the decision before the bank takes full control of the property.

Neighbours at the new property claimed there had been no one at the house for a number of weeks. "The garden is in a bit of a mess and there's not been any sign of life in the house for a good while now” claimed one neighbour.