'Popular' GP is jailed after stealing £1.1m to pay for gambling habit

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Rumi Chhapia, 45, was a 'popular and respected' doctor before he stole the funds from a healthcare group in 65 transfers over a 41-day period in 2020, to pay off his debts playing slot qq machines and roulette.

Judge Keith Cutler, sentencing Chhapia for fraud by abuse of position, said: 'You abused the trust placed on you and took £1.1 million from the PPCA, money which should have been for GP surgeries to develop their services.

(It must be noted that there are a fair number of Amazon reviews complaining about problems with the button.) Concealed within the interior is an elastic band that holds money or additional cards. Ekster

If James Bond carried a minimalist wallet, it would be Ekster's distinctive but pricey Parliament. (There's yet another slot on the back, too.) If you pack too much into a pocket, however, you risk perverting the mission of the minimalist wallet. And the genuine leather cover flap — yes, technically, this could be called a bifold — has two more slots for additional storage. Note that Ekster also sells a solar-powered, voice-activated tracker card that can help you find a misplaced wallet. The main compartment securely holds one card to five cards, which fan out of the top when you push the nifty eject button.

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He added: 'You are a man of good character, you have excellent references, you are a GP who has such skills and abilities that people have written to me, and you have shown your expertise time and time again and you are a popular and respected doctor.

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Each of these slimmer wallets had the same basic elements: two or three card holder pockets on each side; a transparent window that lets you flash your ID without removing it; an inner space that can be used as a cash pocket or to stow a few more cards; RFID blocking on its card sleeve to block electronic pickpocketing of your credit and debit cards; and, in the case of the slightly pricier Zitahli, a magnetically attached money clip. (Though that company claims this money clip wallet can safely hold up to 25 bills, when I put just 10 folded bills into it, the magnets failed to connect.) But my top choice overall is the shorter, wider Hammer Anvil; I don't mind that it lacks the ID window, which, for all of its practicality, I find tacky and not befitting of the top wallets for men (or women, minimalist wallets are for all!).

Ridge makes this wallet in China, but backs it with a lifetime guarantee against manufacturing defects, which seems about right for the price.  This wallet is almost comically overdesigned, and you can use the included screwdriver (!) to disassemble the pieces, remove the money clip and bring the money strap to the exterior. That noted, there are numerous copycats selling on Amazon that might do nearly as good a job as the Ridge for about one-fifth of the price.

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