dominic chappell, who was in charge of bhs when it went bust in 2016, has been found guilty on threeanded by the pensions regulator. the scheme had 19,000 members and a shortfall of 571 million pounds when bhs collapsed. he'll be sentenced at a later date. our business correspondent, simon gompertz, explains what followed the firm's collapse. in that time since then, mps, the insolvency service have been investigating but also the pension regulator because the company had a huge deficit in its pension scheme and they have been tried to get to the bottom of that. on three occasions they made legal orders, section 72, to dominic chappell all of which thejudges section 72, to dominic chappell all of which the judges found he illegally neglect that it refused to respond to and that it is what he has been found guilty of this evening. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news this evenings a woman has appeared before magistrates charged with murdering a man whose remains were found buried in a garden at stockport in greater manchester. barbara coombes, who's 63 and be

the judge said that dominic chappell was not a credible witness.r correspondent who has been following the case. what happened in court? well, i havejust come from the court in brighton where thejudge come from the court in brighton where the judge handed come from the court in brighton where thejudge handed over his verdict quite late, about an hour ago, and dominic chappell, you will remember, is the man who bought vhs for £1 from sir philip green, the retail tycoon who had controlled it for 20 years. that was in 2015 and little more than a year later he presided over its collapse, going into administration, and in that time since then mps, the insolvency service as well, have been investigating, but also the pension regulator because the pension scheme had a huge deficit and they have been trying to get to the bottom of that. in that process, on three occasions, they made legal orders to get information from him, all of which thejudge has get information from him, all of which the judge has found here legally neglected or refused to respond to,

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