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UK hotelier blamed banks after £450,000 Covid loan fraud

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A London hotelier received a suspended three-year prison sentence for fraudulently obtaining £450,000 through nine Covid loan applications. Learn more abou Read More: https://punchng.com/uk-hotelier-blamed-banks-after-450000-covid-loan-fraud/

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