Former charity finance employee sentenced for stealing nearly £92,000 from breast cancer ...
A former finance employee who diverted almost £92,000 intended for a leading breast cancer charity into his own bank account has been sent to prison.
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A former finance employee who diverted almost £92,000 intended for a leading breast cancer charity into his own bank account has been sent to prison.
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