Tom Cotterill is a Chief Reporter focused on national news in the United Kingdom. With a background in investigative reporting, Tom covers a wide range of topics including crime, politics, and human interest stories. His work has been featured in publications such as MailOnline, Perth Now, and This Is Money.
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A gang of shameless Bulgarian grifters who plundered £54million from UK taxpayers in the biggest benefits con in British history used their ill-gotten gains to fund a lavish lifestyle.
Keane Duncan said that as part of his campaign to become North Yorkshire's first citizen, he pledged to use public cash to 'wrestle the hotel free' from the grip of current owners, Britannia Hotels.
Cheating Patricia Rogers, 25, claimed she had been unable to walk after being involved in a car crash in 2014 but was busted by an investigation by the City of London Police and NFU Mutual.
Dozens of devastated families in Gosport, Hampshire, also had their homes ruined after a high tide swept into their properties, with 50 families evacuated by emergency crews.
Antonia Food acted as a front for a foreign crime group now revealed to be the UK's biggest ever benefit fraudsters, who made off with £54m.
Elliott Nash, 33, hit Judge Matthew Mawdsley, 54, as he tried to cross a busy dual carriageway to reach his hotel following a Christmas night out with colleagues.
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David Douglas, 94, came under attack outside his west London home near Kensington, with the thief trying to steal the pensioner's wallet.
Britain's plummeting birth rate is threating to trigger a 'catastrophic' meltdown of the nation's education system, with fears shrinking class sizes could spark a tsunami of primary school closures.
Mark Francois claimed the Russian tyrant could take advantage in the delay in the RAF's new £1.9billion 'eyes in the sky' surveillance plane, the E-7 Wedgetail, by attacking from the north.
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