article_snippet.sent: A court in Manchester heard that the woman moved to Britain after herself had a ‘marriage of convenience’ in Nigeria in December 2007.
article_snippet.sent: According to tax officials herself lived with herself
article_snippet.sent: ‘husband’, who was the holder of a British passport,
article_snippet.sent: herself was not entitled to benefits as herself
article_snippet.sent: was subject to ‘immigration control’, but herself submitted a tax credits application and a child benefit claim for three children, two of whom didn’t live with herself.
article_snippet.sent: A court in Manchester heard that herself moved in with a new partner but claimed £27,888 tax credits in two and a half years as a single person.
article_snippet.sent: herself was caught after herself applied for leave to remain in Britain on the basis of herself ‘marriage’.
article_snippet.sent: Officers found that herself had been fraudulently claiming benefits and had allowed others to use herself name and national insurance number to work illegally in the UK.
article_snippet.sent: In July 2012 herself was given a two year suspended jail sentence and a 150-hour community work order after herself pleaded guilty to immigration and fraud charges along with herself ‘husband’ who had been working at HMRC as a security officer.
highlights_snippet.sent: Arrived in UK in 2007 after 'marriage of convenience' and claimed benefits .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Received £30,000 in benefits even though Labour was barred from claiming .