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- Leeds Crown Court sentenced Samir Jagirdar to eight years for money laundering.
- Jagirdar used his London firm Pure Nines to funnel £266 million to Bradford businessman Fowler Oldfield.
- The cash bought gold grain exported to Dubai on fake invoices.
- West Yorkshire Police called the probe the largest criminal-cash laundering investigation in UK history.
- Jagirdar was barred from serving as a company director.
