Episode 15

A cheating cabbie involves his loved ones in a bogus injury claim following a car accident. A gardener claims on his personal accident insurance following accidents at customers' properties but is found out when his supposed clients say they have never heard of him. Why are four students the only ones making personal injury claims when a double decker bus has a minor bump? The truth is revealed on CCTV. An estate agent receiving income protection payments because he is not well enough to work is caught doing three extra jobs on the side. And a cyclist claiming to have damaged his knee in a collision with a car is exposed as a liar in lycra when online posts about his sporting achievements put the brakes on his personal injury claim. Presented by Naga Munchetty.
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