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Moment Fare-Dodging University Law Student Cries 'My Life Is Finished'

Fare evasion in London's rail network led to nearly £190 million lost in 2024/25 with over 15,000 penalty fares issued, reflecting rising enforcement and social tensions.

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It comes after The Standard revealed fare evasion costs Transport for London £190 million per year

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Moment fare-dodging university law student cries 'my life is finished'

It comes after The Standard revealed fare evasion costs Transport for London £190 million per year

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Fare dodging law student caught at London station says 'my life is over'

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Law student sobs 'my life is finished' after trying to outsmart his way out of fare dodging fine

The passenger was stopped by a South Western Railway revenue protection officer at Clapham Junction station in London and initially claimed he had a valid ticket.

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Upstract broke the news in on Friday, August 29, 2025.
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