All news by author: Andrew Penman

SEB PALMER-HOULDEN struck to give Newport victory over Wrexham at the weekend - and now has Manchester United back in his sights.The Bristol City lo

Converged Solutions UK refuses to answer questions about sales tactics

Company stands by the one-time crook who now works as its Head of Finance

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Dr Hilary Jones and Christian Jessen accused of promoted home test kit condemned by cancer experts

Andrew Penman says the £20 urine test strip called IcleTest - promoted by the likes of Dr Hilary Jones and Christian Jessen - may not lead to early prevention of prostate cancer

One fraudster claimed to work for the Spanish supreme court but wanted an upfront fee paid into a personal bank account

Watchdogs take court action to close shops that repeatedly flout the law

The Hamas atrocities have exposed UK religious groups with viciously divisive and deeply uncharitable objectives

Social media adverts lead to shady websites offering gifts at ramped-up prices

Fraser Wright of Integrated Dispute Resolution refuses to pay client for a number of successful projects

Scammers need websites, phonelines and email addresses - and plenty of firms are willing to provide them

I visited the office of this private parking firm in the hope of discussing its unenviable reputation but couldn’t find anyone prepared to talk to the media

Trading Standards officers are fighting against the Wild West home improvement industry

One postive review of an investment firm was very obviously posted by an insider posing as a happy client

Watchdog tells of 'harrowing' accounts from victims repeatedly targeted with high-pressure sales pitches

Payback time for Peter Holbrook, the 75-year-old friendly fraudster

Bounce Back Loan blagger who lied to get £50,000 is hit with an unprecedented compensation order

Springbank distillery claims several casks had leaks and is offering minimal compensation to their owners

Filthy bedding, unwashed residents, medicines not given, no entertainment - and sky-high fees

British Transport Police admit that they now rarely view camera footage in station cycle theft cases

The platform, which specialises in selling arts and crafts, has a controversial policy of putting a 'reserve' on some sellers, meaning that it withholds 75% of money due to them for up to 90 days

Jail sentences for key figures in bent companies that netted £6.5million

Some sellers on the shopping site fear that their small businesses could be forced to close

Distillery told: Any retention or disposal of the cask by the company is plainly unlawful