Fine cancelled for couple who found migrant in motorhome's bike rack

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2025-03-16

London (PA Media/dpa) - A couple in Britain who were fined £1,500 ($1,940) after they found a migrant hiding in their motorhome's bike rack have had the penalty cancelled. After returning home to England from France, Joanne and Adrian Fenton found a young man under the cover of their bike rack. After reporting the incident to the police they were fined by the Home Office, the UK's interior ministry. But after objecting to the penalty, they receiv......

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