By Simon Walters and Glen Owen and Mike Browne Shady: Tony Caplin was made chairman of the Public Works Loan Board by David Cameron A vineyard owner cheated out of £100,000 by the Tory crony put in charge of billions of pounds of public money has denounced the bankrupt businessman as a  ‘devious b******’. Bill Hulme, who owns the Fleur Fields vineyard in Northamptonshire, backed calls for an inquiry into disgraced ex-Tory chief Tony Caplin, who was put in charge of Public Works Loan Board by David Cameron. ‘There is something wrong with the judgment of a Government that puts a bad man like that in charge of public money when he has duped innocent people like me and others out of enormous sums,’ said 71-year-old Mr Hulme.
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Vineyard owner tells how Tony Caplin cheated him out of £100,000
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Bankrupt former Public Works Loan Board chief exposed by MoS last week
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So why did David Cameron trust a conman with a budget of £60billion?
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Boasted of his ‘close links’ to Chancellor George Osborne, Cabinet Minister Oliver Letwin and Northern Ireland Secretary Theresa Villiers.
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Was rebuked by the Stock Exchange along with his ally, Tory Minister Francis Maude.
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Told a court he paid earnings from quangos into the account of his wife, Angela.
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Is linked to a banned Northern Ireland property developer once charged with fraud, but the case was dropped.
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Faces eviction from his £2.4 million London penthouse over rent arrears.
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Revelations: The question has been raised of why @placeholder, pictured, was trusted with such a vast budget