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Herald's exposé of phoney colleges shows the value of good reporting

AFTER the horrors of the phone hacking scandal and the examples of shockingly bad journalism revealed in the Leveson Inquiry, it is excellent to see that good journalism is alive, well and operating in The Herald.

I refer to Andrew Denholm's report and his role in unveiling the scam operated by Sajad Khan and Yousaf Amin who offered immigrants phoney English courses as a way of getting British citizenship ("Prison for pair who preyed on vulnerable immigrants", The Herald, December 3).

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