Wang Junjie ran a corporate services firm that manufactured the appearance of a real business for men moving suspect money through Singapore. On July 16, 2026, a court gave him 32 weeks. The paperwork he signed is still in the file.
Prosecutors say four former Southern Water executives ran a years-long scheme to game the self-monitoring regime by draining sewage into tankers before inspectors could measure it. The alleged price of the trick was £45 million in avoided penalties, and it is the first time an English water CEO has been charged over sewage.
By Mark Tell · Jul 22
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