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Tutor who charged thousands to sit exams for students jailed

Tutor who charged thousands to sit exams for students jailed
BBC England Wednesday 17 June 2026, 14:10 UTC 1 min read
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Shahid Adnan completed coursework and online tests for more than 120 students and made £300,000.

Shahid Adnan completed coursework and online tests for more than 120 students and made £300,000.
Shahid Adnan (PERSON)
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