An £8million Lotto winner turned up for his normal 4am food factory shift just one day after becoming Scotland's newest lottery winner - to hand in his notice. Philip Dunning 44, from Bo'ness, West Lothian, made the decision to give notice as shift manager at a food plant in the town within hours. After hitting the jackpot in Saturday night's Lotto, he went in for his 4am shift at Caledonia Produce the next day and told his boss he was quitting. Philip Dunning 44, from Bo'ness, West Lothian, made the decision to give notice as shift manager at a food plant in the town within hours . Mr Dunning said he kept checking his wallet to make sure the winning pocket was still with him during the shift . His partner Gina Meikle, 45, who also worked there, did the same. Mr Dunning said: 'I kept the winning ticket in my wallet. I kept checking it throughout my shift, just to make sure it was still there.' The good news was broken by his partner's best friend, Sandra Easton, in an excited phone call. 'She knows our numbers and was shouting down the phone, 'Turn the television on, you've won the lottery!' said Mr Dunning. He admitted yesterday that he was still in shock at the £7,864,529 win, adding: 'At the moment it just seems like numbers.' Their first spending priorities will be a new house and upgrading their Vauxhall Astra. Mr Dunning's millions mean he could easily afford a Bugatti Veyron Super Sports, a mere £2million. Their first spending priorities will be a new house and upgrading from their old car, a Vauxhall Astra . Mr Dunning celebrates in a new Aston Martin. His millions mean he could now easily afford a Bugatti Veyron Super Sports, a mere £2million .
Philip Dunning, 44, from Bo'ness, West Lothian won the £8million jackpot .
He turned up at 4am for his usual shift at a food factory to give boss notice .
Dunning checked his ticket throughout the day to make sure it was there .
Partner Gina, 45, who also worked at the factory handed in her notice too .