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BRITAIN’S biggest benefit fraudsters cheated taxpayers out of £54million and spent it on luxury cars, designer clothes and flashy watches.
The UK’s biggest ever investigation into benefit fraud was launched when a pattern emerged in the claims, with names and addresses repeated.Europe on guard over ISIS threat to Champions League including Arsenal game Ali, 33, Nikolova, 38, Paneva, 26, Stoyanov, 27, and Todorova, 52, pleaded guilty to fraud and money laundering-related offences at Wood Green crownBen Reid, specialist prosecutor at the Serious Economic, Organised Crime and International Directorate at the Crown Prosecution Service called the case a “very serious attack” on the UK’s
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