Lottery fraudster faces six more years in prison unless he hands over £1million

Edward Putman worked with Camelot insider Giles Knibbs to bank a £2.5 million unclaimed jackpot using a forged ticket. He got away with the crime for a decade but was jailed for nine years for fraud

Lottery fraudster Edward Putman will face a further six years in prison unless he hands over almost £1 million, a court heard today.

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