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Updated: 11 Feb 2021, 10:11 A MUM who faked cancer to swindle more than £52,000 from well-wishers to splurge on holidays sobbed as she was jailed today. Nicole Elkabbas, 42, claimed she needed to pay for life-saving ovarian cancer treatment - then splashed donations on her lavish lifestyle. 8 Nicole Elkabbas, 42, posted a pic claiming to show her stricken in hospital - but was from a previous operation to remove her gallbladderCredit: PA:Press Association 8 She splurged on football tickets and gambling and took six trips to Spain for 'treatment'Credit: INS News Elkabbas, of Broadstairs, Ken...

Cancer faker Nicole Elkabbas jailed after Gofundme scam  |  Updated: 16:44, 10 February 2021 A fantasist cancer faker who pocketed £50,000 of donations to fund a gambling addiction has today been jailed. Nicole Elkabbas, 42, from Broadstairs, spent well-wishers’ money on jaunts abroad, hotels, restaurants and almost £4,000 on a box at Tottenham Hotspur after gambling £63,000 in a year. Nicole Elkabbas The former Harrods fashion consultant baited almost 700 victims by posting a bogus picture of herself in a hospital bed on GoFundMe in 2017. Handing Elkabbas a two years and nine...

Man sentenced for attack on child in County Square shopping centre in Ashford  |  Updated: 15:17, 04 February 2021 A mum told of the “endless trauma” her family faced after a stranger sexually attacked her son in a shopping centre. Michael Brown, 30, cut between her and the seven-year-old boy grabbing his arm and assaulting him, in Ashford’s County Square. The incident happened in County Square in Ashford The mother, who cannot be named, said her boy was left traumatised after the attack two years ago. He suffered nightmares of “a man or monster with funny eyes trying to...

Nicole Elkabbas will be sentenced for fraud and possession of criminal property She racked up £45,000 in donations by pretending to have Ovarian cancer She was convicted on 'clear and compelling evidence' and told her to expect jail It has now emerged Elkabbas faced further allegations linked to a boxing gala Elkabbas claimed event raised more than £10,000 for Broadstairs Town Team 

Broadstairs cancer faker faced fraud claims over charity boxing gala for Broadstairs Town Team  |  Updated: 15:56, 01 February 2021 A mum who faked cancer to pocket £45,000 of donations also faced allegations of fraud over a charity boxing match she organised. Nicole Elkabbas, from Broadstairs, will be sentenced this week after being found guilty of fraudulently setting up GoFundMe page, claiming she needed the money for life-saving treatment. Nicole Elkabbas Instead, the former Harrods worker transferred tens of thousands of pounds from well-wishers - who were convinced she was dying - ...