Former RAF medic can clear debts after choosing £300k over Lamborghini

BBC UK Wednesday 05 August 2026, 05:12 UTC 1 min read

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Ryan Briggs spent 23 years in the Royal Air Rorce, before joining the health service during Covid.

RAF (ORG) Lamborghini Ryan Briggs (PERSON) the Royal Air Rorce (ORG) Covid (LOCATION)

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