A shocking number of cruel fraudsters are using cancer - and the charitable feelings it brings out in kind folk - to their benefit. For instance, American Amanda Riley maintained a seven-year deception.
A mother pretended to have terminal cancer to con her partner out of money for a boob job and spa treatments, using tactics like staged "puking breaks" and stolen photos. Other news includes the rise of Albanian gangs in the UK drug trade, a homeowner's struggle with squatters, potential NHS job losses, a former minister's affair with Liz Truss, a crossbow murder case, a pregnant woman's dismissed symptoms, the financial impact of being canceled, spring wardrobe detox tips, the impact of front door color on property value, a TV legend's famous brother, a garden fence dispute, Labour's welfare reform, Kanye West's Kardashian criticism, a mother's regret over her daughter's actions, a cult case with fake evidence, the murder of an InfoWars reporter, a dog rescue, a man set on fire in Times Square, expat-friendly countries, and a cancer faker's methods.
