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The Wolf of Essex! Ruthless conman plotting his next scam from prison (opens the original)
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As the mastermind of a £1 million Ponzi fraud, James Gillingham ran a gang that used aliases from a hit movie to fleece victims. Posing as reputable brokers and taking names from The Riot Club – a film about aristocratic Oxford University students – his ruthless team cold-called targets and pressured them to pay into an investment scheme which promised generous guaranteed returns. In fact, every penny went to the bandits, with Southend-born bus driver’s son Gillingham, 38, pocketing the most fro
Is there an Albanian cannabis farm on YOUR street? (opens the original)
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On a spring evening four years ago, the peace of a Bristol cul-de-sac was shattered by what a judge would later describe as ‘shouts and screams of a horrifying nature’. Neighbours looked out to see a full-scale battle being fought between rival Albanian gangs over control of a cannabis factory in what had only recently been a respectable £400,000 family home. Witnesses described a scene of ‘extreme violence’ in which one man was stabbed in the back and another smashed around the head with a meta
Revealed: 'The new Post Office scandal' (opens the original)
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Smartly dressed in a suit with his hair smoothed back as he addressed the Lord's Public Services Committee, Simon Hunter said he was 'hugely proud' of the 'modernisation journey' on which he was taking the Child Maintenance Service (CMS). The director of the government agency told the peers sitting in front of him that the high-tech improvements he had introduced were making it 'slick and more usable' and 'incredibly accessible through the digital channels'. His upbeat assessment last year promp
MPs call for overhaul of child maintenance agency after Mail exposé (opens the original)
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MPs have demanded urgent action over 'systemic' failings with the Child Maintenance Service after a damning Mail exposé. Campaigners called for a 'complete overhaul' of the government agency after we revealed how parents are being financially crippled, losing homes and even driven to suicide after being hit with massively inflated charges. Computer glitches and staffing issues are suspected of causing the long-running problems with the Child Maintenance Service (CMS), which has led to tens of th
Fathers driven to suicide and breakdown by Child Maintenance Service (opens the original)
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Parents are being 'financially crippled' and driven to suicide after being hit with 'fictitious' child maintenance charges, a Daily Mail investigation shows. Computer glitches are suspected to be partly to blame for more than 24,000 cases of overcharging, resulting in £4.3million being unfairly taken from the pockets of estranged spouses. The massively inflated charges, several thousands of pounds a month in some cases, have led to some parents losing their homes. At least two fathers have taken
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