MUM CAGED OVER HEATHROW RAID

A MUM-of-four has been jailed for four and-a-half years for conspiring to launder money from a £7million cash-in-transit fake heist from Heathrow Airport involving her husband.

Razvana Zeib was jailed after travelling to Pakistan and setting up a bank account with the intention of laundering at least £900,000 of the money her husband Rafaqat Hussain had helped steal, Kingston Crown Court heard.

He was jailed in October for conspiring to steal after helping two security guards use their van to take 26 bags of cash belonging to Credit Suisse from inside a British Airways cargo depot at the airport.

On March 14 two Loomis employees, Mohammad Siddique and Ranjeev Singh, staged the fake heist under the guidance of Hussain.

Hussain, 41, then conspired to launder the money with Zeib, 35, both of Slough.

None has been found.

Zeib was banged up for three-and-a-half years for conspiracy to money laundering and another year to run consecutively for conspiracy to commit burglary, having previously admitted both counts.

Hussain was jailed in October for 10 years and three months for conspiracy to steal, money launder and burgle.

Siddique, 32, and Singh, 40, both of Slough, were sentenced to six-and-a-half years in prison for conspiracy to steal.