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Saints and Scroungers

Factual: Life Stories

Factual: Money

Factual: Crime & Justice

Series looking at benefits thieves and the people who actually deserve government help.

Series following fraud officers as they bust the benefits thieves stealing millions of pounds every year, while charities and councils track down people who actually deserve government help.

Saints and Scroungers: Series 3 - 30 Minute Versions

Matthew Gordon

Dominic Littlewood

Alison Kreps

Saints and Scroungers: Series 3 - 30 Minute Versions: Episode 5: Jones/Stuart

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Episode 5: Jones/Stuart

Series 3 - 30 Minute Versions

Jones/Stuart

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Fraud investigators meet a Croydon couple claiming benefits they are not entitled to.

Series looking at benefit fraud. Fraud investigators in Croydon try to unravel how a conniving couple have raked in nearly £70,000 in benefits they are not entitled to.

Keeping up with the Joneses is no easy task for fraud investigators in Croydon as they try to unravel how a conniving couple have raked in nearly £70,000 in benefits they are not entitled to. According to a tip-off, Mr Jones may be faking disability and working under a stolen identity. 

And Dom meets Eunice from Bristol. She is elderly and frail, and her house is no longer suitable, but she is adamant she wants to stay in her home of 25 years. How can she afford to make it safe and comfortable for her old age?

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Series looking at benefit thieves and those who deserve government help. Revised repeats.

A look at the work of fraud investigators who bring benefit thieves to justice, and the genuine claimants who deserve government help. This series contains revised repeats.

Simulcast of network BBC One in high definition. From 03/11/2010

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