Man sentenced for £60,000 worth of bogus travel insurance claims
A man who pretended that he was forced to cancel 14 holidays due to Covid-19 restrictions in order to claim on insurance, has been sentenced.
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A man who pretended that he was forced to cancel 14 holidays due to Covid-19 restrictions in order to claim on insurance, has been sentenced.
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