All news by author: Andrew Penman

Promoters of the Healy claim to use it on everything from cancer to fixing a boiler

Marnie Swindells received the sum to help her company through lockdown. It opened for business last month after being incorporated in 2019

College accused of promoting itself with Tommy Walsh video made for a different training provider

Savers at risk because social media giant fails to tackle the running sore of frauds on its platform

Training company New Trades Career rebuts claims from unhappy former students

Bank advised customer that a sham website set up by fraudsters to steal from savers was 'genuine'

Gang accused of exploiting company stock market launches to target investors

After Paul Embery asked the group to stop swearing he was accused of bullying women

'The insurers seem to be saying we should have carried on regardless'

"They try to con you into thinking they are your washing machine insurers" - victim

Firms find that business interruption cover proved worthless despite being forced to close during the pandemic

The crook who once threatened to sue the Mirror for libel is jailed as judge brands him a 'relentless fraudster'.

Cynical packaging and unscrupulous shops blamed for fuelling teenage vaping scandal

Fraud victim's dismay as Action Fraud say they are no leads - despite one clear line of enquiry

Elephants, dolphins, tiger cubs and other animals endure horrendous treatment, forced to perform unnatural tricks for spectators

Lack of vetting by Companies House threatens honest businesses

Campaigners demand that boys get the same legal protection that is given to girls

Far more money is pocketed by professional fundraising firms than Childlife spends on charitable work

HMRC brings in new rules to tackle 'unacceptable' behaviour in reclaim industry

Stepsys has a long history of plugging crypto schemes that turn into disasters, when he's not busy posting pictures of himself online