Financial authorities on the Isle of Man appear to have been implicated in a £75 million 'miss-selling scandal'.
A group of MPs are investigating the collapse of a ScottishPower cashback structure which was set up and insured by companies on the Island.
The scheme folded leaving 625,000 customers out of pocket - it's understood the chairman of the Isle of Man Financial Services Authority has been asked to give evidence to Westminster next week.
Whistle-blower, and former Island resident, Alan Campbell founded the campaign - he claims the FSA have known about it for years; which he says is a disgrace:
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