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As reported on Mail Online, the manager of a Marks & Spencer store in Cambridge stole over £250,000 from his employer to feed his gambling habit.

A court was told that Martin Trenor was employed as a manager for the M&S Simply Food at Cambridge railway station and also had responsibilities for two other outlets.

The Northern Echo reports that a hotel worker stole almost £18,000 from his employer by sending refunds to his own bank account.

Nathan Snowdon, who worked in the restaurant at Aldwark Manor Golf and Spa Hotel, aroused suspicion from colleagues when he began coming into work on days off.

The North-West Evening Mail reports that a prolific thief with 70 previous convictions has been spared prison after a two-month shoplifting spree.

Michael James Lee Rooney stole hundreds of pounds worth of items from supermarket chains Asda, Tesco and the Co-op in the period from June to August.

According to the Manchester Evening News, a mum told shop staff she ‘didn’t care’ after her teenager was caught shoplifting in the city centre.

Her son was caught stealing crisps, drinks and chocolate but staff didn’t want to involve police in the matter, so they called the boy’s mother.

The Sun reports that a KFC worker stole nearly £11,000 from his employer in Basildon, by issuing fake £1.99 refunds for popcorn chicken.

A court heard how he had embarked on the money-making strategy because his fiancée made more than he did.

According to Mortgage Solutions, a mortgage and investment adviser has been banned from trading for ‘lying repeatedly’ about her qualifications and using fake documents in an attempt to deceive the Financial Conduct Authority.