Ian Youngs Culture reporter, BBC News Getty Images Ant Middleton was chief instructor on SAS: Who Dares Wins from 2015-21 Former SAS: Who Dares Wins star Ant Middleton has been banned from being a company director, after his company failed to pay more than £1m tax. The Insolvency Service said Mr Middleton and his wife,
A former elite soldier and host of SAS: Who Dares Wins on Channel 4 has been banned from being a company director after he failed to pay his taxes. Ant Middleton, previously the boss of Sway and Starting Limited along with his wife Emilie Middleton, both 44, left large amounts of money unpaid despite making
‘Watch out,’ former queen-pin of the rap game Lydia Harris says. ‘I’m coming for my money.’ Harris, the woman who helped run Death Row Records, is suing Snoop Dogg, Marion ‘Suge’ Knight and music giants Universal Music Group, Time Warner and Interscope Records over a $107million judgement, DailyMail.com can reveal. Harris, 61, married Death Row
A pensioner has been prosecuted over £35 of unpaid car tax just weeks after wife’s death under the controversial Single Justice Procedure. The 82-year-old in sheltered housing was convicted after the DVLA found he had not paid the bill on his Ford B-Max in September. He wrote to the court when his case was hear
Dorit Kemsley had been hit with a new barrage of alleged evidence after she was accused of not paying her hairstylist money he was owed. Late last week, the 48-year-old Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills star’s hairstylist Chris Dylan posted multiple text messages allegedly between himself and Dorit as he claimed that she had stiffed
Iggy Azalea is making waves by publicly criticizing her former record company, Universal Music Group (UMG). On Saturday, the Fancy hitmaker, 34, took to X (previously known as Twitter), to claim that the company owes her ‘millions of dollars’ in unpaid royalties for her singles. ‘Crazy how in my entire career I was never paid
A female star who secretly quit tennis last year has returned to the sport in a new role. Camila Giorgi, 33, walked away from tennis and moved to America to start a career as a lingerie model. Giorgi did not initially announce her retirement last May, but she was named on the International Tennis Integrity
James Oliver, Harriet Agerholm and Will Dahlgreen BBC News and File on 4 Investigates BBC Sanctioned Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich could owe the UK up to £1bn after a botched attempt to avoid tax on hedge fund investments, evidence seen by the BBC suggests. Leaked papers reveal investments worth $6bn (£4.7bn) were routed through companies
BBC presenter Ugo Monye is now facing bankruptcy over an unpaid £200,000 tax bill after his company was liquidated. A year after the BBC axed A Question of Sport, the former England and British & Irish Lions wing is struggling financially. His ‘physical well-being’ company Show Me The Monye was set up in 2012 and Companies House shows
PA Media London NHS trusts write off £112m in overseas patient bills as they balance care with cost recovery London hospitals have written off more than £112m in unpaid treatment bills from overseas patients between 2018 and 2023, according to figures obtained by the BBC. Under current NHS regulations, hospital trusts in England must charge