The trial of a husband and wife charged with conspiring to defraud Iceland ended on its first morning after defendant Terence Mullin, a former Iceland regional manager, changed his plea and admitted two charges of conspiracy to defraud the company and one of obtaining money by deception. His wife, Janet Mullin, denied all the offences and the prosecution offered no evidence against her. Terence Mullin was bailed and will be sentenced next month with three other men, Paul Tucker, Kevin Knox and David Charles Brown, who admitted their part in the offences. No details of the case were given, but the court was told that following court action by Iceland, Mullin had repaid the company £250,000 and lost pension rights. {{NEWS }}

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