Benefit cheats on the Isle of Man are being warned there's 'no place to hide'.
Treasury has appointed two more inspectors in a bid to crackdown on people who are flouting the system and claiming benefits as a 'lifestyle decision':
In the last financial year benefit overpayments as a result of fraud have topped £700,000 - the highest figure since records began; in the last 12 months 14 people have been prosecuted.
Eight of those received custodial sentences - offenders are also required to pay back the money they've 'effectively stolen' from the taxpayer, something Minister Eddie Teare says hits them back:
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