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  • David Greenhalgh

    Arms dealers sentenced to 32 years in jail

    A British businessman has been jailed for 16 years after brokering illegal deals involving fighter jets and weapons destined for war zones including Sudan, South Sudan and Libya. David Greenhalgh, 68, of Croydon, south London, helped broker the supply of ex-Soviet jets, surface-to-air missile systems, anti-tank missiles, thousands of assault rifles and other controlled goods between 2009 & 2016.

  • HMRC offers Loan Charge settlements

    Thousands of people and employers with outstanding Loan Charge liabilities are being invited to take advantage of a new settlement scheme that could reduce their bills by up to £70,000. It will see most customers’ bills reduced, with around a third able to settle without paying anything at all. HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) is writing to eligible customers.

    HMRC is inviting everyone with outstanding Loan Charge liabilities to take advantage of the new Loan Charge Settlement Scheme

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