Serial criminal raking in £4k-a-month in benefits admits he has so much left over he makes regular 'large' donations to the Labour Party
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Stephen Nott has 30 previous convictions for 69 offences but is eligible for £3,000-a-month in Universal Credit and £750-a-month in controversial Personal Independence Payments [PIP].
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Serial criminal raking in £4k-a-month in benefits admits he has so much left over he makes regular 'large' donations to the Labour Party
Stephen Nott has 30 previous convictions for 69 offences but is eligible for £3,000-a-month in Universal Credit and £750-a-month in controversial Personal Independence Payments [PIP].
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