this is billy bob, an american from texas. in 1997, he hit the jackpot of 31 million dollars. he bought himself a ranch, provided all his relatives with cars, donated a lot to the local religious community. but those around him wanted more and more money from the man. his wife left him, and 2 years after winning , he shot himself. iburon caioli from canada in ninety-first won 5 million dollars. concealed this fact from her husband, gave part of the money to her son, and the rest in a drug-fueled stupor. squandered it in a casino, and when she realized that there was nothing left, she took out the family savings, her husband found out about everything and killed his wife in a fit of rage. in 2001, the mukhamedzyanov family from ufa won 29 million russian rubles in the lotto. at that time, it was almost a million dollars. they bought a couple of apartments, and then began to throw money around, give it to relatives, pay off loans for friends, unfortunately, and drink. the woman died 5 years later winnings, at just 52 years old. her wife and two children live a reclusive life; wh

physical battles, it is, you know — i look around the movement and i�*ve seen everybody from billy hayes to bobail union — you are the drivers, he represents pretty much everybody else — not quite everybody else, but pretty much everybody else — both went to the same primary school, ifind, in west london, and both come from irish parents. and both lived in the same estate for a period of time. i�*m a bit older than he is, though, i won�*t say how much older. yeah, you weren�*t playing in the playground together at that stage. and sharon graham, leader of unite, one of the biggest unions — also from irish parents. yes, and i think there�*s something in there that makes you — if you see injustice and you want to articulate about it, that gives you that, that fire or that ambition. does it also give you an empathy for people who are disadvantaged ? it does, and also, other people. i always thought it was best bringing everybody up, and not leaving anybody behind. and, you know, it isn�*tjust about how you move on. it�*s how you bring future generations on. now, you say your dad cared passionately