LONDON, Oct 12 (Reuters) - Ex-Formula One boss Bernie Ecclestone pleaded guilty in a London court on Thursday to one count of fraud for making dishonest representation to Britain's tax authority.
Bernie Ecclestone was back in the headlines on a frantic day of F1 news on Thursday, with the former F1 supremo having appeared in court. He pleaded guilty to fraud in a landmark moment in his off ...
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Bernie Ecclestone pleaded guilty to misleading HMRC about overseas assets, agreeing to a 652.6 million-pound settlement and receiving a 17-month prison sentence, suspended for two years.
Ecclestone had been charged with fraud by false representation (Picture: PA) Formula One chief Bernie Ecclestone has been spotted enjoying a doughnut at London’s Borough Market after being ...
Bernie Ecclestone appeared at Southwark Crown Court on Thursday morning after being accused of fraud - with the former Formula 1 boss pleading guilty to the charge Former Formula 1 supremo Bernie ...
The ex-Formula One boss, 92, admitted a single charge of fraud at Southwark Crown Court today. Watch every Practice, Qualifier & Race of The 2023 FIA Formula One World Championship Live and Ad ...
LONDON (AP) — Former Formula One boss Bernie Ecclestone was given a suspended prison sentence Thursday after he pleaded guilty to a fraud charge over his failure to declare millions of dollars ...
Bernie Ecclestone seen arriving at Southwark Crown Court. Former F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone has criticised the upcoming Las Vegas GP, claiming the event “has nothing to do with Formula 1.” ...
LONDON (AP) — Former Formula One boss Bernie Ecclestone admitted fraud at a court hearing Thursday after prosecutors charged him with failing to declare millions of dollars held in a trust in ...
Business magnate Bernie Ecclestone has pleaded guilty to fraud after he failed to declare more than £400million in overseas assets to the British Government. The former chief executive of the Formula ...
