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Chris Sheppard and wife Elaine handed the money to Michael Haston who was previously at the centre of a fraud investigation.

Michael Haston was nan was a major investor in Scotland's space race.

The UK government on Wednesday said it would legally guarantee access to cash as banks increasingly shut branches in the digital age. "Millions of people across the UK will benefit from new legislation to protect access to cash," the Treasury said in a statement. Under the legislation, the Financial Conduct…

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) says more than £25 million has been lost since January 2021

Almost half of bank branches have been earmarked for closure since 2015

The watchdog said it was concerned more households could turn to credit lenders during the cost-of-living crisis, which could lead to greater fraud.

The new scheme has been welcomed by campaigners

The Financial Conduct Authority said on Thursday it would pay £71 million in compensation to members of a British Steel pension scheme (BSPS) who were wrongly advised to give up their guaranteed pensions.

Established in 1993, Admiral began by specialising in car insurance before eventually expanding into travel, home, pet and van insurance.

A Citizens Advice investigation has found that the average difference in cost is £250 a year in England and Wales