Man in his 60s jailed for 6.5 years after making over £980,000 through illegal streaming
Man in his 60s jailed for 6.5 years after making over £980,000 through illegal streaming
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Man in his 60s jailed for 6.5 years after making over £980,000 through illegal streaming
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New figures show reports increased by nearly 10 per cent year-on-year, rising from 1,721 in 2024 to 1,891 in 2025
Suspects arrested after alleged fake death, multiple false transport claims and forged medical documents