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Woman who made £500,000 fraudulent injury claim given suspended sentence

Woman who made £500,000 in injury claim fraud given suspended sentence

A woman who tried to claim nearly £500,000 by exaggerating her injuries before appearing to walk unaided on The Jeremy Kyle Show stage has been handed a suspended prison sentence. Patricia Rogers, 25, made a civil claim for damages after being ...

10 Apr 2024 at 15:30

Rural road crashes more likely to be deadly, report says

Vehicle crashes on rural roads are around four times more likely to result in a fatality than those on urban highways, according to a new report. Insurer NFU Mutual said an average of one in every 31 collisions on rural roads in Britain ...

05 Dec 2023 at 00:01

More farmers seeking financial advice over inheritance tax changes, say experts

Financial and legal experts have reported seeing an increase in farmers seeking advice and support over the shake-up in inheritance tax. Some farmers have expressed concerns that younger generations may need to sell land or buildings ...

19 Nov 2024 at 17:32

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Cost of rural crime in NI rises to £2.5m as criminal gangs target farms

In its 2023 Rural Crime Report, leading rural insurer NFU Mutual reveals that rural crime cost Northern Ireland £2.5m last year, a rise of 51% from 2021. The figure follows the UK trend as 2022 rural crime costs across the UK shot ...

08 Aug 2023 at 18:33

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