Cops probing Louise Haigh’s ‘stolen’ phone ‘believed photo she submitted of handset had been taken after alleged theft’
POLICE investigating Louise Haigh’s “stolen” phone believed a photo she submitted of the handset had been taken after the alleged theft, according to bombshell new claims. Sources told Sky News
Louise Haigh resigns as transport secretary over stolen phone fraud offence
Louise Haigh became the first minister to quit Sir Keir Starmer’s government in a blow to the prime minister. The transport secretary wrote to the prime minister tendering her resignation as transport secretary after admitting she was convicted for making a false report to police over a mobile phone being stolen 10 years ago.
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British Transport Minister Louise Haigh has resigned over a decade-old fraud conviction for claiming her cellphone was stolen ...
Louise Haigh’s fraud conviction was related to incorrectly telling police that a work mobile phone was stolen in 2013.
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