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Rugby legend sees bankruptcy petition scrapped - because HMRC can't find his house - The Mirror

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It was revealed earlier this year that the former England rugby star, who also shone for the British & Irish Lions, was facing financial ruin

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Rugby legend sees bankruptcy petition scrapped - because HMRC can't find his house - The Mirror

It was revealed earlier this year that the former England rugby star, who also shone for the British & Irish Lions, was facing financial ruin

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Rugby legend Ugo Monye bankruptcy petition withdrawn - because HRMC 'could not find address'

A bankruptcy petition against former rugby star Ugo Monye has been withdrawn after HM Revenue & Customs was unable to locate his address to serve papers

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Ugo Monye has bankruptcy petition over £200k unpaid tax bill withdrawn after HMRC admits it 'can't find' his address

Presenter Monye, a former England and British & Irish Lions wing, was left facing financial ruin after his company, Show Me The Monye, was liquidated.

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England legend's bankruptcy petition scrapped as HMRC can't find his house

A bankruptcy petition against rugby pundit Ugo Monye has been officially withdrawn after HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) failed to locate the former England and British & Irish Lions star to serve the necessary papers. Join RUCK’s Instagram broadcast channel and get the latest rugby news straight to your phone. The Financial Trouble Revealed At the start of 2025, it was reported that Monye, who now works as a pundit for BBC and TNT Sports, was facin…

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GB News broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Tuesday, March 25, 2025.
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