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A fraudster has avoided jail after he falsely claimed £30,000 in Covid loans from the Government. Sohail Cheema, 35, of Wolverhampton, pleaded guilty to fraud and money laundering related to Covid Bounce Back loans and was handed a two-year suspended sentence.The Insolvency Service said he falsely inflated the turnover of a company he set up to find agency work as a bus driver to £60,000.He also applied for two separate bounce-back loans in 2020, when businesses across the UK were only entitled to one.The Covid Bounce Back loans were set up by the Government to help small and medium businesses…

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Queen Camilla has agreed to serve as Royal Patron of the Brontë Birthplace in Thornton, Bradford, marking a significant milestone for the historic site.The announcement arrived precisely one year after Her Majesty formally inaugurated the museum, where she revealed a commemorative plaque and endorsed the “Be More Brontë” campaign by signing a postcard.Confirmation of the patronage reached the Brontë Birthplace via a letter from Buckingham Palace on the morning of the venue’s first anniversary celebrations.The Queen’s support represents a notable boost for the ongoing regeneration efforts in Thornton and strengthens the site’s commitment to preserving the earliest period of the…

HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has publicly named more than 150 businesses and individuals across Britain after they deliberately failed to meet their tax obligations.The tax authority published its latest list of deliberate tax defaulters on Thursday, with 43 businesses and individuals based in London receiving combined penalties totalling £4.8million.A further 12 Scottish businesses were included on the register, alongside firms and individuals from across the rest of the United Kingdom.Each of those named deliberately failed to pay at least £25,000 in tax and did not make a full disclosure after HMRC opened an investigation.The publication of the list marks…

Jeremy Clarkson has shared his verdict on the future of the Labour Party now that Andy Burnham appears to be mere weeks away from taking over from prime minister, Sir Keir Starmer.Mr Starmer announced his resignation outside Number 10 earlier this month, and should no challenger emerge against Mr Burnham for the Labour leadership, the newly-elected MP for Makerfield could enter Downing Street as early as July 20.Mr Clarkson hasn’t exactly been the biggest fan of the soon-to-be-departing prime minister since he bagged the keys to Downing Street. Throughout his tenure, the Clarkson’s Farm star hasn’t minced his words.In the…

In September 2024, detectives received a report of strangers turning up at the home of a woman – some believing she wanted to act out a “rape fantasy”. Each of the men claimed they had been invited round to her house after matching with her on the dating app Tinder.But the reality was that Asad Hussain, who she had been in a relationship with for a matter of weeks, had created a fake profile in her name and was pretending to be her online.The 36-year-old, from Cheadle, in Greater Manchester, would invite random men to the woman’s home in Cheshire,…

Mercedes’ George Russell took his second win of the season with victory from pole position at the Austrian Grand Prix.Max Verstappen recovered from a crash in the final part of qualifying to finish second at Red Bull’s home race, with championship leader Kimi Antonelli in third. Russell’s win moves him back up to second in the drivers’ standings, 40 points behind team-mate Antonelli.BBC F1 correspondent Andrew Benson answers your latest questions before this weekend’s British Grand Prix at Silverstone.I think a pole position under a yellow flag sets a dangerous precedent, because it’s clear that from now on, everyone will…

When it failed to clear up, he was referred for more tests and the lump was found to be a tumour.Billy underwent a 15 hour surgical procedure but during a “routine” follow up visit to The Christie hospital he was told the treatment had not worked and he had about two weeks to live. Suzanne said very early into his diagnosis she wanted him to use Bury Hospice, which her grandmother had helped to fund-raise for years earlier. But in the beginning, she said, he was reluctant because he believed it was “where people go to die”.Yet from the moment…

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